Yes, I did use the Vocaline radio once or twice
but the super-regen receiver didn't do well.
Fortunately, I don't believe Mr. Custer will
allow any Vocaline info to be available on his
web site ... I could be wrong though ...
Re the Andy Griffith Show ... I never did like
the show so I never watched it.
Neil - WA6KLA
skipp025 wrote:
>
> God I thought I was the only one to ever have a
> vocaline setup. Yes, they were class A radios on
> UHF. Other than the collection I had, the only
> other same Vocaline Radios I've seen were on the
> desk behind Andy on the Andy Griffith Show (you
> know... Mayberry).
>
> If you know your vintage radios well, in various
> AG Shows... you can see an old Motorola Research
> Line DC Remote, a Vocaline, some type of General
> Radiotelephone radio (looks to be a Marine type)
> and a few other brands/models. Seems someone like
> to rotate radios through the Sheriffs Office.
>
> The Vocaline Radio had a regen type receiver...
> on UHF.
>
> cheers,
> skipp
> www.radiowrench.com/sonic
>
> > Neil McKie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > The first radios I ever saw on those frequencies
> > were made by Vocaline (sp?) and the radio service
> > was known as Class 'A' Citizens
> > Band.
> >
> > Long before GMRS came along ...
> >
> > This was in the late fifties I believe.
> >
> > Neil - WA6KLA
> >
>
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