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SAMS Photofacts CB Radio Index List SAMS Fotofacts? + CB Service Data COMPLETE INDEX OF SAMS CB FOTOFACTS? VOLUMES 1–293 Plus model info gathered from CBCI thats not in a SAMS Latest update additions: August 1, 2002 Following is an alphabetical list (by manufacturer) that shows all the CB radio tech data ever published in SAMS Fotofacts?, from Volume #1 (Nov. 1961) to Volume #293 (April 1981). If youre new to CB and wondering why anybody would care about old radios of 20+ years, its because there are still tens of thousands of these being actively used, modified for 10-Meter Ham conversions, or lovingly restored by CB collectors. They all need servicing or repair eventually. Many of these are still being made and sold today, often under different manufacturer or brand names. Each SAMS book includes 3-6 models and has large, easy-to-follow foldout schematics and detailed service and alignment information, specs, voltages, layout photos, parts lists, resistance charts for tube types, etc. We’ve also included models that weren’t in SAMS under their own names, but are known to be similar or even identical to others that are listed. Again, you’ll be amazed at how many current CBs are either identical to those listed, or very close electrically. For example, the President Grant (late) is identical to the Uniden Grant, Grant LT, Grant XL, and the Cobra 29GTL is identical to the Cobra 29LTD or Uniden PC76XL, which are still being sold since this page was written. The earlier names are in SAMS, and we tell you that. Many popular models have both a mobile and base version published in SAMS; the main chassis/PCB are identical, so unless you know it’s a problem in the AC-to-DC power supply or some other circuit unique to bases, you can use the book for the mobile version if you cant get the other. If you should order one of our CB TUNE-UP and MODIFICATION REPORTS for a particular common model, every other known brand name and SAMS number will be included there too. If youre hi