Teaberry Five-by-Five Two-Way CB Radio CB-200

The Olson Teaberry Five-by-Five (also known as the Teaberry Model 505) is a vintage 23-channel mobile Citizens Band (CB) radio. Released in the early 1970s, it was manufactured in Taiwan and distributed by Olson Electronics.

Key Specifications & Features:
Channels: 23-channel AM operation.
Circuitry: Early solid-state design utilizing crystal synthesis.
Controls: Basic interface including volume, squelch, channel selector, and often an automatic noise limiter (ANL) switch.
Design: Known for a sleek, functional style typical of the 1970s trucker era, often featuring a black or dark finish with chrome accents.
Name Origin: The name "Five-by-Five" refers to the radio communication signal report for maximum strength and perfect clarity (rating 5 out of 5 for both).

Collectibility & Usage:
This model is popular among vintage radio collectors and CB enthusiasts. While it lacks the 40 channels of later CB radios, it is noted for its:  Durability: Solid construction intended for both professional "on the job" use and personal communication.
Serviceability: Crystals are often socketed, making them relatively easy to replace if they fail.
Sound Quality: It typically includes a top-firing speaker; users note that the metal top cover acts as a speaker cabinet, significantly improving audio clarity when installed.

Price listed with mounting bracket, push-to-talk mike and power cord.

Here you find 93 models, 89 with images and 5 with schematics for wireless sets etc. In French: TSF for Télégraphie sans fil.
All listed radios etc. from Olson Radio Warehouse Inc., Olson Radio Corporation, Olson Electronics Inc., Olson Electronics Corp.; Akron, OH