That's great that you found another Lincoln after all this time , it's like saying hello to an old friend , hopefully you'll keep it & it will remain with you for years into the future . Thank you for sharing .
ON THE EARLY VERSIONS OF THE LINCOLNS 1988 THE LETTER L WAS SLANTED AND ON THE NEW VERSIONS FROM THE 1990'S THE LETTER L WAS STRAIGHT, THATS HOW YOU CAN TELL THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN OLD AND NEW AND THE ONE YOU HAVE IS FROM THE 1990'S. I HAVE 3 BRAND NEW ONES IN MY COLLECTION CHEERS.
The radio i probably had the most fun with back in the day with some hot valves for help - qsl cards from around the world. 60ft from ground to tip of silver-rod antenna. It may even be my old one in sussex
I have one of these that looks brand new , I bought it last year for 125 bucks . I couldn’t believe I found it on eBay and was the first to see it and scoop it up . Worth 250 easily . 73’s 👋🏻
That’s the second incarnation of the Lincoln Mk1 withe the paper serial number the original had a foil serial number with 10m Amateur Radio and the serial number on there are lots of other ways to tell to but that is the most obvious that radio dates from the 90s Still not a bad set at the end of the day about 1 of the only “CB” radios I would have
Interesting channel I've found here. Used to be on the rig a lot in the late 70's. Not sure what the trfaffic is like now, if any. Still got a few rigs and a Starduster (I think) outside. I ought fire one of them up one day and have a listen. You have a new subscriber.
Wow, that's great!! I've never owned the Lincoln Mk1 but had the 2510 when it came out some years ago stateside. Last year I bought a used one that was re-capped and it'll last longer than I will. Hope you enjoy your Lincoln for many years, and, thanks for the video 👍
its all ways a buzz getting a power reading on the meeter then that 1st contact :D that poor radio had probably been ran on full whack for years. running it on 10 or 12 watt for a ever will be spot on :D cracking little radio. it was all ways one i never had. 10 4 and all the best to you dude
As a matter of fact no it hasn't been run on full whack for years it's always been run on 10 watts with a burner,I should know it's my radio, it hasn't been run for years anyway not since it's last service it's been stored & well looked after.
I love this radio, I have HR2510 which is "poorer" version of Pr. Lincoln. The problem with the power potentiometer is common in older radios because of carbon and slider oxidation. After cleaning potentiometer it will work perfectly. You are lucky when you bought working Lincoln (especially end RF transistor MRF422) :) . My HR was struck by lighting however survived except few capacitors and inductors. I bought replacements and try to bring radio to life.
@@RSPYT I agree. The second one was Pr. Jackson with the same power however limited to 5x40ch :) - I think the Pr. Lincoln/HR2510 it was like a transition between CB and HAM radio in reasonable price. Yaesu FT1000 or Icoms were quite expensive at that time especially in "poorer" part of the Europe :) . I used Alan 87 (1st gen) as well as HR2510, Jackson and other models in the early 90' when the Sun activity and propagation was perfect for DXing at 11m. Of course it was not fully legal (above 27400) but ..... :) . Anyway I feel sentiment to my faulty HR and this is the reason I want to re-activate it :)
Is it right that let's say if world War 3 kicks off and the E.M.P. blast burns out the Circuit boards on most things that the old C.B keep on working 😅
@@RSPYT lol no but that’s the way she goes , sometimes we are blinded by the idea , I’m the same I’m doing a lwb iveco the amount of work I’ve done to it, before making it into a camper, and I do mechanics for a living, didn’t fancy spending 8 grand then cutting holes in it .
That's great that you found another Lincoln after all this time , it's like saying hello to an old friend , hopefully you'll keep it & it will remain with you for years into the future . Thank you for sharing .
You best look after my baby there Ben 🤣 if you get rid first refusal to buy back 👍🏻 Enjoy, I love that radio.
Yes get them back ..
Like my labretta 1960 tv175
ON THE EARLY VERSIONS OF THE LINCOLNS 1988 THE LETTER L WAS SLANTED AND ON THE NEW VERSIONS FROM THE 1990'S THE LETTER L WAS STRAIGHT, THATS HOW YOU CAN TELL THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN OLD AND NEW AND THE ONE YOU HAVE IS FROM THE 1990'S. I HAVE 3 BRAND NEW ONES IN MY COLLECTION CHEERS.
Hi thanks for the info, my one was bought brand new from a shop in the year 2000.
Nice radio mate those old presidents seem to be built I. M. O
Nice Rig , I've Got The MK II Still In Lovely Condition
Graham , Birmingham
Bless Up Fella
Nice I’d like to try a MK2 just to compare.
Very nice, i got a nice JFK a couple of years ago, was nice condition
They’re alright radios too
Lucky to get out of strood with the wheels still on your motor
😂😂😂😂
Brookfield in Dover is worse.
@@chucky2316 Yea , Dover is a shithole as well
I Survived Strood for 9 years, I was one of the lucky ones
@@ourfrugallife well done lad🤣🍻
That’s brilliant my friend wow what a beautiful rig thanks for sharing 73’s
The radio i probably had the most fun with back in the day with some hot valves for help - qsl cards from around the world. 60ft from ground to tip of silver-rod antenna. It may even be my old one in sussex
I bought one brand new when they came out too. Used to run it mobile. Great box. I've had a few of em across the bech here in the recent past too.
I have one of these that looks brand new , I bought it last year for 125 bucks . I couldn’t believe I found it on eBay and was the first to see it and scoop it up . Worth 250 easily .
73’s 👋🏻
That’s the second incarnation of the Lincoln Mk1 withe the paper serial number the original had a foil serial number with 10m Amateur Radio and the serial number on there are lots of other ways to tell to but that is the most obvious that radio dates from the 90s
Still not a bad set at the end of the day about 1 of the only “CB” radios I would have
It was bought brand new in the year 2000 from truck king in Hertfordshire :)
I've finally got my hands on a decent one of these radios.
Just stumbled on your channel here. But I have to say congrats on that radio. Very lucky they are great I had one back in the day. 73
Thanks buddy and welcome :)
Still got mine after 20 years and still works fine
Interesting channel I've found here. Used to be on the rig a lot in the late 70's. Not sure what the trfaffic is like now, if any. Still got a few rigs and a Starduster (I think) outside. I ought fire one of them up one day and have a listen. You have a new subscriber.
Thank you and yes you should fire one up!
I Still Own One !! Still in the box Happy days!!
Nice one!
Wow, that's great!! I've never owned the Lincoln Mk1 but had the 2510 when it came out some years ago stateside. Last year I bought a used one that was re-capped and it'll last longer than I will. Hope you enjoy your Lincoln for many years, and, thanks for the video 👍
Thanks mate
its all ways a buzz getting a power reading on the meeter then that 1st contact :D that poor radio had probably been ran on full whack for years. running it on 10 or 12 watt for a ever will be spot on :D
cracking little radio. it was all ways one i never had.
10 4 and all the best to you dude
As a matter of fact no it hasn't been run on full whack for years it's always been run on 10 watts with a burner,I should know it's my radio, it hasn't been run for years anyway not since it's last service it's been stored & well looked after.
I have a cobra 40 ch, CB radio still in the box never used make offer
I’m afraid I don’t want to buy anymore radios but thanks anyway
I love this radio, I have HR2510 which is "poorer" version of Pr. Lincoln. The problem with the power potentiometer is common in older radios because of carbon and slider oxidation. After cleaning potentiometer it will work perfectly. You are lucky when you bought working Lincoln (especially end RF transistor MRF422) :) . My HR was struck by lighting however survived except few capacitors and inductors. I bought replacements and try to bring radio to life.
They’re definitely one of the best radios
@@RSPYT I agree. The second one was Pr. Jackson with the same power however limited to 5x40ch :) - I think the Pr. Lincoln/HR2510 it was like a transition between CB and HAM radio in reasonable price. Yaesu FT1000 or Icoms were quite expensive at that time especially in "poorer" part of the Europe :) . I used Alan 87 (1st gen) as well as HR2510, Jackson and other models in the early 90' when the Sun activity and propagation was perfect for DXing at 11m. Of course it was not fully legal (above 27400) but ..... :) . Anyway I feel sentiment to my faulty HR and this is the reason I want to re-activate it :)
Common if a pot sits in one position for some time.
brilliant no wonder people have trouble using 19
one of the best releases from president/uniden... so much better than the new editions from president i got mine for about 17 years and still ok
Is it right that let's say if world War 3 kicks off and the E.M.P. blast burns out the Circuit boards on most things that the old C.B keep on working 😅
wow people still on CB what kind of arial you got?
iMax 2000 😆
I’m calling you top cat from now on ..
Top cat haha like it
@@RSPYT because you always land on your feet 😂
Haha I didn’t with that camper though did I
@@RSPYT lol no but that’s the way she goes , sometimes we are blinded by the idea , I’m the same I’m doing a lwb iveco the amount of work I’ve done to it, before making it into a camper, and I do mechanics for a living, didn’t fancy spending 8 grand then cutting holes in it .