If you need to know exactly when your Yaesu radio was manufactured here is the way to decode Yaesu serial numbers: Position 1 = year made. Position 2 = month made. C = January D = February E = March F = April G = May H = June I = July J = August K = September L = October M = November. Oct 25, 2017 Hello everyone, I have a Golden Eagle D104 and I thought it would be nice to follow the serial numbers and locations. I am curious as. Copper Talk » Product Reviews » Microphones » Why did they stop making d 104's. The d104 was one of astatic's most popular mics. And serial number.

Hi, I acquired an 'Astatic Golden Eagle D104 base microphone' as part of a trade for some audio studio equipment. The mic is in good physical condition, and seems to work fine (tested it). It takes a 9V battery in the base for the preamplifier, and has a 6 wire coiled cord. The mic looks like a lollipop, with a bald eagle etched into the back of the mic head. The mic base includes a serial numbered tag, as well as a CB Radio 'callsign' plate. The mic is entirely gold metal.

Any idea what this is worth to a CB enthusiast? Guess it would look great sitting next to a big CB base station -- it certainly shined up nicely with a little car chrome polish and a soft cotton cloth.

Thanks for any insight, Joe carl hillier 00:00. On Tuesday, 2 September 1997 08:00:00 UTC+1, Joe_________________FITR wrote: >Hi, >I acquired an 'Astatic Golden Eagle D104 base microphone' >as part of a trade for some audio studio equipment. The >mic is in good physical condition, and seems to work >fine (tested it). It takes a 9V battery in the base for >the preamplifier, and has a 6 wire coiled cord. >>The mic looks like a lollipop, with a bald eagle etched >into the back of the mic head. The mic base includes a >serial numbered tag, as well as a CB Radio 'callsign' >plate.

The mic is entirely gold metal. Autodesk 3ds Max 2010 Free Download With Crack. >>Any idea what this is worth to a CB enthusiast? Guess >it would look great sitting next to a big CB base station -- >it certainly shined up nicely with a little car chrome >polish and a soft cotton cloth. >>thanks for any insight, >Joe The D104 Golden Eagle was made in 1976 by a company called Astatic to commemorate the united states Bicentennial (200 years ) the gold finish is 22 carat gold plating in as new condition boxed cleaning cloth and paperwork, that mic is worth around £200 hope that helps.