Sellers know our approach is by far the best way to achieve as close to market value for their items as possible. The value added by our techs testing and repairing their consignment is significant. Our realized prices make this abundantly clear!
It was around 1960 when Hallicrafters put into limited production its ahead-of-the-curve 'transistorized' FPM-200 transceiver. This was a hybridized unit with 41 transistors, 49 diodes, 14 power rectifiers and 5 tubes, and would put out 70 to 100 watts PEP SSB, 60 to 90 watts CW, and 15 to 20 watts from 80 down to 10 meters. It also featured a combination R.F. output and S-meter, CW sidetone, vox, 100KHz crystal calibrator and crystal lattice filters, a dual conversion receiver and more.
One of the most satisfying aspects of amateur radio is receiving or communicating with commercial and amateur radio stations from afar.
