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@@jamesfear25 I sold that one in the video for £200

@@gtretroworld no problem thanks for the nice words:)

Hey there , yeah that speaker is overkill , I won’t be using this radio as AM CB rigs are pretty much useless in the uk since we’re on FM , but when I saw this I just had to take it home

If the impedance is "off", all that will hapen is that the AF output stage will fail to "make" full output power. If an AF output stage is rediculously small compared to the load, the volume will just be low - It won't cause any damage to anything. Most radios are capable of pretty high voltage output into pretty low impedences, so I bet this is pretty loud. Also, with such a large driver (10 inch?), it'll struggle to play very high frequencies, so will have a very warm bassy sound to it, rather than the hissy little things usually fitted in the radio chassis. Where things get interesting is when an output stage is capable of driving high power, but is connected to a low power handling driver - the speaker may overheat and the voicecoil will eventually burn out.

I don’t have those anymore but whatever I played through them sounded great

​@@rarity5865please tell me what you changed to and why? I now have the opportunity to buy these, but I can’t listen to them in advance. They also offer Rega Ela, also with a labyrinth. please help with information. Thank you.

Yes it is

I'm sure that there will be one or two DJ's that will disagree with that statement ;-)

@@tonygroenewoud-powell53 I dj with vinyl myself so I know too haha , I just set it up there temporarily to demonstrate it

A great voice isn’t it :)

i cleanred a couple with a damp microfiber cloth,. no soap etc on it

The older higher end radios performed a lot better because they had to work, am was what you had, and if you made a radio that was deaf , no one would buy it, the quality of components also , how ever now radio is a secondary and people just don’t care , as long as it sort of works it will do

About 1.9

@@rarity5865 does anyone in the UK actually use P25? I know that all of the police and other departments use Tetra.

@@ExploringWithJason there’s a few

Hi there, really sorry never seen that series and I don’t really know about other signaling equipment

@@rarity5865 Ok mate thanks!

Two tone signaling maybe?

@@user-sq8xt9gk7u I don't know I am still searching.But I saw on an episode, on a close up, that it may be a Motorola radio ( video resolution was mediocre). Police officer pushes a button on/near the top and the radio started automatically transmitting the signal to the rest of the police department. In the last episode also had a location establishment ( although that might be an addition from the movie and cannot be done in reality) and a voice said "Code 0" blah blah blah...and the distress signal transmission.

@@user-pd1vg7pd6b these type of systems do/did exist, where a tone sequence would trigger an alarme/radio/siren etc. Google " SIGNALING METHODS FOR RADIO SYSTEMS By: Mark Abrams " it probably is some type of Two tone or five tone signaling, you can find some sound simples online.

I only have the 3 that are on my radios , I can’t believe they still work

I got one to work. Thanks. ruclips.net/user/shortsLJOuXTn9szY?si=FV_rTGQlMBajR17Z

Please do!! There were 2 on Ebay but sadly I bought both, and only got one to work , if you ever need any help on these, I'm no expert but can share my experiences :)

Will do, currently I still use them to this day when at car boot sales with mates

Thanks

Hi again would you be interested in a swap I have 2 hytera pd460 pmr digital & analog programmed in?.

@@frankiefire3968 I’ve already got a load of hytera and Motorola DMR gear so I really don’t want anymore I’m afraid to say

Ok thanks

Was it from a radio rally by chance ?

@@rarity5865 It sure was, i spotted them in December last year at the Bishop auckland rally and he still had them at the Ripon rally. I will do a video on them someday.

@gtretroworld I think I've seen that lot before in a big cardboard box , wanted £150 the lot when I asked a while back

@@rarity5865 Yeah that’s the lot and they’re still in the same old box. 😂

@gtretroworld I mean, I think the price wasn't bad from a collectable stand , but for me as just an operator not needed

Oh yeah, looking back on it and seeing how it works, it's basically a modernised phonograph haha

To ne honest, that's about how these sound, the speaker inside the mic is that of an old telephone type, the speed could be sorted with a belt or two, but as far as the sound quality for this current setup, that's it

Thanks!

You do what ya gotta do! Il never get rid of mine tho

I think it is about 10- 15 mins, yeah 1978 ish but still unusual for office equipment

doesnt take a lot to beat one of those !

Why would you worry about carcinogens here?

@@gustavgnoettgen He did say, "is this nicotine?" Well cigarettes and their icky residues are most absolutely a carcinogen. Plus there's lead in the degrading pot metal parts. I always wear gloves when working on items like this. Channels like Shango066, he's always wearing gloves when working on old electronics items.

@@michaelturner4457 It's probably _better_ to wear gloves, but also borderline unnecessary.

​@@gustavgnoettgen Did you wash your hands afterwards?

@@michaelturner4457 Don't you wash your hands after wearing gloves?

it's called zinc pest or zinc rot. Which can afflict zinc-lead alloy pot metal die-cast items, and there is NO FIX once it starts.

no its a genuine motorola DP series DMR Radio

I love stuff like that !

Thanks, yeah this is a really nice looking unit

Many years ago I believe , there's only one station I can get on these sort of radios now

Ita cool to see that it's all metal and still in one piece and working, where as units of today being all plastic, probably would be falling apart in 50 years time