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Thinking about investing in one of these. They look like fun. Anyone ever owned on ?

I've had one of these - viewtopic.php?f=26&t=43745

It had the LSB modification and was 'fun' to use.
I worked into Europe on several occasions and it always generated conversation when I told them what I was using.

This radio takes up quite a bit of desk space so bare that in mind before you buy one

looks like something from ireland in the seventies can you talk to Rambo

stanogs68 wrote:looks like something from ireland in the seventies can you talk to Rambo

That would be 'Raven' or 'Lone Wolf' to his mates

stanogs68 wrote:.... can you talk to Rambo

Yes, just put a call out for RAVEN.

Mike

Good to see you on the boards Benny, hopefully catch you on the air soon too

MrWeetabix wrote:Good to see you on the boards Benny, hopefully catch you on the air soon too

Good to be back mate!

Ive went out and bought one - the DCCU ) battery charger ) is 24 volt - but I need a powers supply for that - what's are my options. ?

lorry battery charger?

A DC to DC Converter like this one:
eBay auction No: 122178592557

This will convert a 12VDC PSU to 24VDC, just mount the module in a metal box, I used an old Clansman metal battery case..

Mike

Thanks for the replies everyone , I've bought a Plessey plug in charger and also a hand crank - so that's my charging options sorted!!!!

Got a fair bit of green radio gear here...it used to be my job for 14yrs.
Main base green set is a 322...got an 'as new' 320 for portable along with motley collection of 352...also a newly repaied 344 for mil air...not bothered with any of the PRR crap as its just that... 319 n 353 awaiting a good service n tidy up....
Recently serviced an RT66 for a collector that im soak testing till i have to give it back...

Looking for someone to do the LSB mod - I've had a look at how to do it online and it might be a bit tricky for soldering "skills"
Is there anyone in the northeast who could do it for a fee??