W4JBM's Realistic DX-160 Page. In 1967, Radio Shack introduced the DX-150 general coverage (535 kHz to 30 MHz) receiver. Over the next few years, this line underwent several …

The DX-160 is sensitive, selective and durable; meaning it will perform for decades. If you get one, be sure to do a realignment of the circuits since component values have aged and …

Realistic DX-160 Cat.-No. 20-152 Amateur-R Radio Shack Tandy, Realistic, Micronta; USA, build 1975–1980, 30 pictures, 10 schematics, 11 semiconductors

Bandspread bands: 3.5-4, 7-7.3, 14-14.35, 21-21.4 and 28-29.7 MHz plus CB channels 1-23. Supplied with a matching external speaker (shown). Note the additional coverage of the …

Big, beautiful, color-coded slide rule dial. Clearly marked and easy to use controls. Warm incandescent dial & meter lighting. Real analog signal strength meter. Heavy, solid feel. Yes, a …

Bandspread for 10-160 m and CB.

This fairly common Realistic DX-160 (Cat.-No. 20-152) communication receiver is a rare find because it is new old stock (NOS). This radio is a short-wave general coverage receiver, …

View and Download Realistic DX-160 owner's manual online. 5-band solid state communications receiver. DX-160 receiver pdf manual download.

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2016年5月14日 · A properly working DX-160 was more than capable of handling casual listening of the typical BCB and SW flamethrowers of its era, which was more of its intended market …