Ghostbusters MT500 radio electronics
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hahaha
sweetgyy 6 months ago
great job. i see those radios on ebay. holy crap there bigger then i thought lol
captainmcduche 1 year ago
The MX-300 was introduced in April 1975, MT-500 in 1977. Not sure of the month.
However the MX-300 "S" Synthesized came on the market probably mid to late 80's.
I recall it appeared in Police Call 1988. I have a few MT-500's (UHF and VHF) I have considered having the VHF elements recrystalled for 2m repeater operation.
TheTheo58 1 year ago
Excellent work. Was it an easy procedure to install the soundboard? I'm in Adelaide Australia and we're very VERY limited as far as do it yourself electronics.
fosterdesign 2 years ago
MT 500 came out in the late 70's, 77-78? followed by the MX series
icom1020 2 years ago
ha ha. that's funny. cleaver. i've had my share of working on these radios. they're awesome units that are pretty decent with staying on frequency and are really easy to adjust if they drift off frequency. besides teh size, a need for a truck system, and narrow band usage, these radios are top notch stuff. i was sad to see these turned in for newer models that are manipulated by computer only.
fwbrc51 3 years ago
That must be a fairly old model thinking Ghostbusters was 1984 and its now like 24 year old film.
callmewilson 3 years ago
very cool idea. I should do that with mine. How did you make it?
ringskirts 3 years ago
lmfao AWESOME
sniper112086 4 years ago
Brilliant! I've got a few SP MT500's laying around
tvtechnicaldirector 4 years ago