WB22 Japan Radio Co. NRD-220 $479.95
Shortwave MF/HF GMDRS DSC Watch Receiver
The Japan Radio Co. NRD-220 receives the 6 GMDRS emergency call channels. Six channel selection by keypad or automatic scanning. There is a front panel monitor speaker and speaker output on back panel. This new radio was first opened on 03/21/25. With inspection card and vessel registration form. This radio is factory wired for 220 VAC but can be changed to 100/110/115/220/230 VAC via transformer jumpers. This commercial grade, modular radio features BITE. When BITE is pressed it will self-test all 8 boards issues tones and return to normal receive operation. With AC cord. The DIM button provides 4 brightness settings including OFF. The comprehensive manual covers the layout, operation, diagnostics and specifications with 13 fold-out schematic pages. Includes massive table top cabinet (sells alone for $449!) or may be rack mounted. The rail plate of the table top cabinet may be removed and rubber feet (not supplied) may be used. The radio comes with an N connector, SO-239 to N adapter and interface plug. The case has a minor scratch on the top panel and the right cabinet rail is slightly bent. Other views: left panel, bottom S/N BR 78553. We opened a new Star TC100 (linear!) step-up / step down transformer to test this radio. We will include this free with your NRD-220 order.
Shipping will be $50-70 for this 30 lb. radio. [03/25] |
WB76 Apelco DF-10 $179.95 SOLD
RDF LW/MW/MF Receiver
The Apelco DF-10 is a radio direction finding receiver. It has a rotatable antenna for the three bands covering 170-400, 550-1600 and 1600-4000 kHz. It features: BFO, RF Gain, dial light, ANL, built-in speaker, carry handle, S/Battery meter. The rear panel has a removable cover for the 8 D cells (not supplied). The battery compartment and contacts are pristine. The telescopic antenna is perfect. Operates from 8 D cells (not supplied) or 12 VDC [— tip polarity]. We are including the 12 VDC 1A [—] power supply used for testing. All bands are operating. Particularly impressive on the AM broadcast band! In unusually fine shape for an RDF radio. This one may have been a landlubber. We do not have a manual for this radio, but we are including Sams book "ABC's of Radio Navigation" by Allan Lytel. S/N 788192. Made in Japan. [04/26] |
