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Yes my uncle worked for the faa so yes i dont think your paths has crossed since he wasnt in the military part of that world. I found this Army Radio Sales Co. looks like I can make one , or try too....

my uncle did what you did and retired a few years ago, he woked out of portland oregon, and washington dc a lot, his name is John potts, i dont know if that rings a bell, anyways I really do thank...

i wouldnt know how they turned this one since you have to pull the atenna up to turn it on, interesting

your awesome! what do you think the yellow and the white small cables are for? they looked snipped off. im sorry i dont know anything about this but do 5hook up the uhf connector to anything to make...

473549473550473551473552473553i read on the interest how to taker the guts out so here is what I found. I think its just going to take a lot of research and do you think i have to find another...

473542473543473544473545473546473547here are some more photos. I put the attena cover next to that circuler base, which i think you screw on that when you use the walkie talkie, iv read how to turn...

i dont understand the schematic, haha..

when i got this the green cone deal was screwed onto there the little glass protector is or whatever it is, where that thing is screwed in now, is just a base where you can hold it. So im thin king...

haha i just took it off its the letter d

iv bin trying to scratch the hell out of it but i cant get it off i might have to use paint thinner or something. so whats that thing ontop next to the attenna? so ill need another atenna right ?

I found this today at a flea market for 50 bucks, I hope thats worth it. Anyways Iv done a lot of looking on the internet and I have not came anythign refering to the item on top next to the atennia...