Ham Radio

Since I live in a no-antennas-allowed area, most of my current setup is in my truck. I did manage to put a few antennas in the attic though.

My equipment, more or less.

• Kenwood TM-742A triband tranceiver: 2m/220/440
• Icom IC-?? 2m transceiver
• Regency 10 channel scanner
• Uniq CB radio
• Magellan 3000XL GPS receiver
• MFJ 1270 TNC

• AOR AR-8000 scanner
• Optoelectronics Scout frequency counter
• Yeasu FT-470 2m/440 dualband handheld

• Radio Shack PRO-2001 scanner. Their first programmable scanner. Excellent audio!
• Radio Shack PRO-2006 scanner with optoelectronics OS-456 computer control board.
• Optoelectronics OptoLinx computer interface for the AR-8000 and CI-V for the scout and pro-2006.
• AEA PK-88 TNC
• Second Regency 10 channel scanner.
• Konel KR-53VN marine VHF transceiver: 10 (crystal!) channels, tubes! Free to good home!!!
Standard Horizon marine VHF
• Hallicrafters SX-99 Shortwave receiver
• Semi-portable shortwave receiver, called Globetraveller by NordeMende
• Heathkit AR-3 shortwave receiver
• AquaGuide CH-704 Marine radio-direction-finder. Need docs.
• two "RF" rf-403 2m transceivers. Tubes, crystals, 2 channel. Free to good home!

• Motorola Micor: one VHF, two UHF.
• Several Motorola VHF "Handi-Talkie" uh, portable? id#H23BAM-1101AM. with 67 volt batteries for the tubes! Free to good home!
• GE MASTR II radios.
• several GE Porta-Mobil VHF, id# LG36FCS55 Free to good home!
• Midland 2m mobile. Need docs, and EPROM programmed.
• Midland VHF commercial portable. Need to fix RF amp.
• Yaesu VHF commercial portable

• Cushcraft AR-270: 2m/440 in the attic
• Cushcraft ringo-ranger 2m: 10 feet tall, so does not fit in the attic... maybe the back fence?
• Radio shack wideband scanner antenna: in the attic, not quite a discone, but close.
• several homemade wire antennas