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Posted 10 months ago
mustangtony
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This is a circa mid-to-late 1970's Teaberry Scan "T" High-band VHF channel scanning monitor receiver. Has eight different frequency channel crystals and both alternating and direct current hookup abilities.
(AC = home electrical current, DC = vehicle electrical current).
Was used to monitor police department, fire department, and other emergency (ambulance) radio transmissions both base-to-vehicle and vehicle-to-vehicle. Crystals have different frequency settings to monitor various jurisdictions. Scanner was made by Teaberry Electronics Corp, Indianapolis, IN and sold thru Radio Shack Stores. Still works perfectly.
ReceiversA receiver is a home audio component integrating an amplifier with a radio,…