I could watch that video every day. I love seeing older radio collections.

I really enjoy the old vintage radios thanks for sharing that

Very nice stuff, Larry. Thanks for preserving them! 73 - Dave, NF0J

Very very rare collection i hade never seened these type of radios and other audio equipment and plenty of collection very valuable electronic treasure in your home 📻💰💰☎

Great collection Larry!

Damn Nice Collection..Very Enjoyable To Watch,,,Thanks Once Again Larry!!!! Greetings From Rick and Canada,,,

Cool radio.🤗😄👍👍👌

I like seeing ham operators that started in CB, and who aren't ashamed of it. Great collection, Im not far behind you.....lol

Awesome collection sir! Greetings from Brazil.

Great collection!

Really cool collection! My grandfather gave me a Philco radio just like that when I was about 10. Same case and all. I used to listen to Red Wings games on it at night when I was supposed to be sleeping. Thanks for sharing. Chris - W7BBQ

Very nice. Memory lane for sure. 73 from AI4QT

Larry, You bypassed - I think - a real treasure in your collection: an Icom IC-22S. These were incredible 2M FM radios back in the late 70s and were the magic ticket for me into VHF/UHF ham radio. One of these and the venerable (and handsome) TR-7600 were the first two FM radios I owned. 73 magazine's numerous articles on how to enter additional channel/frequency capabilites were the incentive for me to open up and mod radios. Also, the fact that the old synthesizer board tended to fail (the stainless steel wire feedthroughs) allowed me to pick them up cheap at swapmeets and put them back on the air. At one point, I had eighten of these in various states of repair. If yours runs true to form, the synthesizer will have gone to PLL heaven. If so and you want some inside dope on restoring it, let me know. (K6WHP at ARRL, etc.) Like the DX-160 videos, I thoroughly enjoy all your work. Keep 'em coming! 73 de K6WHP Dit..dit.

Real nice collection. I remember those GE transistor 9 volt radios from the 60s and 70s. Remember the old Eveready batteries with the black cat jumping thru the 9 on them? I probably have one or 2 of them somewhere.

I am glad to see that I'm not the only one that never gets rid of old radios.

glad you are like me i love old radios old cars ect ect just got done restoring a zenith 5go3 clock radio got the clock working too

Nothing special but special to you. All great memories and that's what it is all about. Every radio tells a story.

There's an antique radio/tv show every spring and fall in my area. It's free to attend and I always have my camera ready.

Wow! I am blown away! The passion.🙏👏

Lots of fun watching this video, Larry! As I'm getting older, I'm getting nostalgic for the radios I once had over the years. Thanks for sharing. I enjoy watching your videos. 73 de W4PKR Jim

Very beautiful display, thanks so much for sharing i really enjoyed seeing your collection and an explanation of what is what... keep it up.

Wonderful! Had some of those CB radios myself back in the early 70's. Still display my Comstat 23 MK6 from 1970 on a shelf here along with a D104 mic. Great video look forward to more!

Nice collection, very well presented, thanks for sharing.

Thanks for the tour! Nice collection.

thank you for showing your awesome collection of radios!

A fascinating look at your radio collection - thanks for sharing.

Thanks for sharing your collection! lots and lots of great memories from seeing your gear. I too, started off in this hobby with a small transistor am radio given to me by my grandmother in the very early 70s, to listen to MLB games...great dx! I remember listening to those 50k watt clear channel stations late at night ( well after bedtime for a 9 year old, lol).

Excellent trip through time enjoyed it immensely.....

Awsome!!! I just really love your old vintage Microphone at your left in the video.

tnx for sharing collection. Pretty interesting mix of radios.

Larry, thanks for the memories!

Wow. Very cool collection. I still have the same Cobra radar detector. That thing worked great many years ago. Thanks for posting.

Parabéns pelos vídeos!

i love the cb radios

Well that was nice. I really enjoyed seeing your collection, along with nice commentary. I saw a few goodies there that brought back some nice memories of not just the hobby itself, but of some long passed folks who used some of what you showed. :)

Congratulations. Happy New year 2021

Nice collection Larry. You could get lost for days playing in there. Gotta love the " fake ya out " radio drawer. Carl

AMAZING STUFF!!! Congrats for your collection!

brings back memory's but very interesting and informative thx 73

Oh nice collection! Thanks for sharing it was really interesting.

That is a really impressive collection! Thank you for showing it to us. 73 Dave M0GGK

Lots of great stuff! I like that you saved the 11 meter stuff. Most everyone tossed these a long time ago. I like your collection of AM transistors. My first one was a "Viscount" from the sixties. RW KC2RDU

Love the wsm model tower and the citifone cb radio .

all COOL! Ya you Bet'cha.

amazing collection larry ...

Great collection my friend

Awesome collection buddy. We are just starting out on our Ham journey but hope someday to have a selection like yours. Thanks for sharing. MI6 MXZ , 73's

awesome collection there Sr. thanks for sharing!! much respect,KB3AUM

A++++ VIDEO

Nice Collection

And here my wife complains about my radio inventory lol! I have a few of those radios that you have sitting there. Like the Navaho TRC-433 base, what I think was a TRC-427 Realistic mobile, and not sure if I saw any Cobra 29LTD's in there but they're still fairly popular to this day. I have a vintage Regency scanner sitting here as well. Works just fine but does need some TLC. To add to your collection try to get a hold of a 2000GTL. They're highly coveted among collectors and a joy to own! I have one here given to me by a friend but it does need some TLC as well before it can be used. It's a nice looking radio though and I'm proud to be the owner of one.

Lots of good old toys for sure - got a big kick out of this vid!

I would like to have half of your nothing special. I thinkl I know your favorite CB. Everytime you said Johnson your voice raised a bit LOL. After taking the face of my johnson and sticking it on that guitar I think I miss it in it's original condition now.

That's a grand collection of devices Larry, there's a lot of history in there too. I think the older radios make a far better audio output.

In this video you mentioned a banana mic around the 4:00 minute mark in the video picked one of these up at a pawnshop few weeks back thinking I could use it with a uniden pro 510xl Taiwan model 😀 I want to make sure before I "modify" it for use that the condition I am having is "normal" with this mic installed. Or being educated on how things were in the early days. Conditions normal with factory mic I press button the cb transmits when I let go it stops transmitting . With the banana mic installed and turned on the radio goes in to transmit mode when I press/slide the tx switch it stops transmitting... So simple thought and I haven't pulled it apart yet guess if it's not apart I have less chance to modify/fixing it haha.. It was modified to TX by default , the radio it was connected to for what ever reason required the mic to TX by default, this one is hard to even consider but some how the momentary on switch became a momentary off switch.... I see why you have bloopers in all of your videos lol....

Bag phone was from the late 70s early 80s but I didn't see a Brick phone from the 1980s in your collection.

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Counted over 40 CB radio, handheld to mobil to base. being conservative 3.5 watt output x 40 you got over 120 watts 11 meter there. LOL . Need a way to "synchronize together, make one big TX'er, just to see if ya could. Cool vid.

Hey mate, do you have propagation map for the band of 11 meters as well? If yes, could you give me the link? 73s

I have a Lafayette 12 transistor, AM/SW radio that I got for Christmas in 1960/61. My Dad ordered it from my Lafayette electronic's catalog for the high price of $49.00. I remember he ordered it and paid $5.00 a month for it. would you have any idea what it may be worth? Oh it still works and I got the 110V power supply. Don't think I ever put any batteries in it. I use to listen to SW back in the early sixty's . Went in to the military in 65 and it has sat on the shelf since. Is there any where I could get any info about it? You have a nice collection of equipment.

I only have one radio a Bc345crs, but where can I find more? Like at garage sales or goodwill or build my own?

You look like that Actor!

A homemade scanner? Cool. Please tell me more. KJ6JJK

Memories, KB??I