[Motorola] WTB: Motorola PT200 or PT300 "Lunchbox Radio"

[SPKS]

HOWDY

If you do not have any luck let me know.

I am sure I have at least 5-6 pt's and housings and 30-40 ht boards vhf-uhf 
for ht's.

Acouple years ago I sold 6 ht's to a movie studio casting outfit.

I guess they will go with me to the grave or other collectors

My ht220's will be catching up soon with them.

Also have a couple bus. dispatchers.
Those are neat little packages.
I also have multi freq. decks if needed.

The problem with all this stuff is finding were I have stored or stuffed it.

Steven Pittges
WA9SSO/AFA4SP

P.S. THAT 9 CALL IS THE SAME FROM THE 50'S





----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Eric Lemmon" <wb6fly at verizon.net>
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Sent: Saturday, April 19, 2008 2:19 PM
Subject: [Motorola] WTB: Motorola PT200 or PT300 "Lunchbox Radio"


>I am looking for a working or repairable Motorola P23DEN (PT200) or P33DEN
> (PT300) "Handie-Talkie" VHF portable radio.  This is a 1970-vintage radio
> that is fully-transistorized, and resembles a lunchbox in that it has a
> carry handle that doubles as a support for a handset or hand mike.  It
> replaced the 1964-vintage H23 and P33 series radios that used miniature
> tubes in the transmitter.  Please respond directly to mycall at verizon 
> dot
> net.  Thanks!
>
> 73, Eric Lemmon WB6FLY
>
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