What is this?

[GME Man]

Hello, I bought this radio for $2 but I Can't figure out what sort it is.

[Phantom]

I'm not a mind reader, but we can't figure it out unless you share some details or at least a photo?

[GME Man]

I have posted a photo but for some reason it wont come up.

[Phantom]

Are you sure you actually uploaded the picture?
I cannot see it - as viewing from the iPad/Tapatalk

[GME Man]

I'll try again.

[RadioKid]

Neither can I

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[GME Man]

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[GME Man]

I think the photo has uploaded now


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[GME Man]

The channels are A,B,C and D


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[Phantom]

Looks like an old boat anchor.... Probably in the HF band?
Well done on finally uploading

[GME Man]

Yeah I could only upload it from Tapatalk for some reason

[GME Man]

It is a Weston star OF912T

[Phantom]

Yeh, I could see that from the front

[GME Man]

Would there be a way to tell what frequency each letter it is.

[GME Man]

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[Yipyip46]

Good Morning All, It is an old 27 mHz marine radio. It has been rebadged as O'Donnell Griffin (ODG) It was also marketed under Weston and GME. Parts became obsolete in the mid 80s so yes it is a boat anchor. Regards
Yipyip.

[GME Man]

Ok thanks, I don't think anyone is using the old 27 meg up here, but oh well it was only $2 anyway.

[Vkfour]

It's an old 27 meg marine radio. 27meg CB is at the other end of the 11 metre band.

[Brewes]

2 bucks sounds like a really good deal. Does anyone know if these things have a collectors market potential or something like that? I'm just curious.

[balin]

Totally worth it!