Sears Roadtalker 40 Free Tested 64

UNTESTED HAS SOME SCRATCHES AND SCUFFS APPOPRIATE TO AGE AND USE Comes As Pictured.

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I was told once that they were made by Cobra for Sears Roebuck but I cannot confirm that.

If you can find out the actual manufacturer, see if the power connection matches the ones the manufacturer used on its own line of radios.

Then you could order the same power cord that fits the more popular name brand model that is a twin to your Roadtalker.

If the radios were exclusively made for Sears, with nothing in common with the models made by the actual manufacturer, then the problem becomes more difficult.

Failing that, you may have to replace the chassis connector with one of the generic two or three pin types of chassis connectors that are easy to find.

You will need to find a parts shop that can sell you the chassis connector.

Most CB shops only have the power cord that plugs into the chassis connector.

Perhaps one of the technicians at Copper Electronics can recommend a very common connector type to replace the original one.

If they have the chassis connector and the matching power cord in stock it might be the easiest way to solve the problem.

Hopefully you can find a common chassis connector that is similar in sizeshape to the original connector.

This will reduce the amount of work necessary to get the new connector to fit into the hole in the radio chassis where the old one is currently installed.

Send me e mail and I can respond quicker that way.

Or get Plug Cord form any other 110 base and add it in place of the Stock plug.

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