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I have been always inspired by military radio items since very early childhood. I made several telegraph keys around 10. However, I never touched any military radio until 2006 and it started my military radio collection hobby. My main focus is on Chinese military field portable transceivers used by PLA. Follow me if you are interested to know some Chinese military radio hardwares.
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My Collections:
- My Collection List
- History 1/3
- History 2/3
- History 3/3
- 702D AM Transceiver
- 139 SW Receiver
- 7512 SW Receiver
- A211B VHF FM Transceiver
- Silicon 2 W SW Transceiver
- 884 VHF FM Backpack
- 708B VHF FM Backpack
- 81 Compact SW Transceiver
- Early Gunner’s Radio
- 861 VHF Transceiver
- BWS-1 VHF FM Receiver
- 862 Gunner's Transceiver
- 841C Transceiver
- 272 VHF FM Transceiver
- 823 Paratrooper's Transceiver
- 826 Paratrooper's Receiver
- 10W Crystal Controlled SSB
- TBR-001 Squad Leader VHF Radio
- TBR-001A Squad Leader VHF Radio
- TBR-111 VHF Transceiver
- BBT-603A Handhold VHF FM
- TBR-115 VHF Transceiver
- TBR-120 (BWT-119) Transceiver
- TBR-130 10W SSB
- TBR-131 (BWT-133) 15W SSB
- TBR-142 (I) Transceiver (865-1)
- 5W Border Patrol SSB
- TBR-002 Squad Leader VHF Radio
- TBR-180 Military Cellphone
- TBR-180A Military Cellphone
- TBR-180B Military Cellphone
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Is it still operational or replaced with the TBR-171. Same question regarding the TBR-190
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