Radios

Tired of constantly replacing your portable radios? Ritron Wireless Solutions has the answer.
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Speaker Microphones from PSICOMPANY.COM
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If you use Portable two way radios, you should consider using a speaker microphone or a “speaker-mic” with your portable radio. As the name implies, the Speaker Mic is both a remote speaker and a remote microphone.
Simply put, a Speaker Mic will make portable radios survive longer, and [...]

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Homemade Dual Band satellite Potable antenna with Splite boom, splite elments; completed on 6th July 2008 ,still under testing; all elements are checked.
micro-duplexer completed on 9th July 2008.
The base of HT holder is made from a one inch thick PVC transparent plastic.
BNC aluminium plate will be replaced by plastic to [...]

One of Emerson’s early 1950s personal radios. Fairly hard to find these in good condition, as the plastic cabinet is thin, flimsy and easily broken.
Gotta love that slide-rule dial in the middle.
Runs on a 467 B battery and a D cell.
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The Stiletto 2 is the highly anticipated new portable radio/MP3 player from SIRIUS Satellite Radio. With exclusive, one of a kind features, it combines the convenience and portability of a personal MP3 player with the vast entertainment possibilities of SIRIUS Satellite Radio. Learn all about the SIRIUS Satellite Radio service and the Stiletto 2 [...]

Motorola CP200 XLS Radio, Portable in VHF and UHF, 1 to 5 Watts, 128 Channels, Available at PSICOMPANY.COM. Call 1-800-826-2907……..
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The Motorola CP200 XLS portable two-way radio offers increased communication flexibility with features such as push-to-talk ID [...]

THE Personal Portable. Sonora’s Candid KG-80, was introduced in April 1940. It is the first portable radio to use miniature tubes, and is the first of the camera-sized “personal” radios.
Cabinet is made of bakelite and uses three D cells for the filaments, one Burgess Z30 45-volt B battery for the high voltage.
This [...]

Crutchfield experts take a look at the Pioneer XMp3 Portable XM satellite radio/MP3 player.
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Here’s an short video explaining the operation of our mobile radios.
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My rendition of this radio–taken from the June 1950 Popular Mechanics article.
It was a four tube battery superhet designed to fit into a standard lunchbox of the time.
I found the exact vintage lunchbox and built it up using parts from a couple of Emerson and Silvertone portable radios.
Uses a 467 B battery and a couple [...]