Midland-Alan 9001 Export Transceiver

Render: Iray DAZ Studio 4.22
Postwork: ON1 Effects 2022
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All shapes are created in basic parts and modeled in Bryce and Vue Studio with the so-called traditional boolean technique. Then I brought all the objects together in Daz Studio along with the textures. (Includes the Zetagi MB5+ Table Mic)

About:

All Mode Freq: 26.000 - 30.200 MHz
Transmission power FM/AM 12 watts/SSB 25 watts

This transceiver was released in 2014 together with the export version. With the export version you could use a key code to unlock all functions. Many CB transceivers are sold on the market as a 10 meter ham transceiver. Of course this is done to “fool” the law and give CB operators the chance to buy an all mode transceiver with a large frequency span and more power than legal equipment. These transceivers are very easy to modify to cover 11 and 10 meter as well. For amateur use the models without fixed channels are quit usefull, although the lowest tuning frequency is limited to 100 hz. I was able to buy a very nice Alan 9001 but Unfortunately the output stage was broken, but I replaced it myself and it is working properly again.