Topic: [WTS] One HAM radio (HT, wide-band receiver + tri-band tx) (Read 987 times)
See http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=321146363254 for ebay listing!
I'm selling an IC-T90A. You can find the product info at http://icomamerica.com/en/products/amateur/handheld/t90a/default.aspx and http://www.eham.net/reviews/detail/2643.
It's in pretty good condition, with the exception of one key that fell out. It's the decimal point, which is not really needed: You can type in the freq. and it'll automatically insert that for you.
It's a pretty good radio for someone just getting started with amateur radio. It's a relatively cheap one, and it's really durable.
The MSRP is about $320, but I'm obviously not looking for that much. Please post questions/offers in this thread.
Some key features:
-Great receiver! 495kHz to 999.990MHz*
-5W transmit power, great for getting local repeaters... You might even be able to work some satellites on a nice day.
-Transmits on 6M, 2M, and 440MHz**
-DTCS and CTCSS encode and decode capability***
-Scanning modes: You can use this as a scanner, as well.
-PC Programmable
Pictures: http://grab.by/nFq2 and http://grab.by/nFq4
*Exception of some illegal bands, such as the cell bands.
**See the ARRL band chart for more information on exact frequencies: http://www.arrl.org/files/file/Hambands_color.pdf.
***This is in order to encode transmits, so that only people with the CTCSS code you set can hear you. It's not encryption, though.
It's in pretty good condition, with the exception of one key that fell out. It's the decimal point, which is not really needed: You can type in the freq. and it'll automatically insert that for you.
It's a pretty good radio for someone just getting started with amateur radio. It's a relatively cheap one, and it's really durable.
The MSRP is about $320, but I'm obviously not looking for that much. Please post questions/offers in this thread.
Some key features:
-Great receiver! 495kHz to 999.990MHz*
-5W transmit power, great for getting local repeaters... You might even be able to work some satellites on a nice day.
-Transmits on 6M, 2M, and 440MHz**
-DTCS and CTCSS encode and decode capability***
-Scanning modes: You can use this as a scanner, as well.
-PC Programmable
Pictures: http://grab.by/nFq2 and http://grab.by/nFq4
*Exception of some illegal bands, such as the cell bands.
**See the ARRL band chart for more information on exact frequencies: http://www.arrl.org/files/file/Hambands_color.pdf.
***This is in order to encode transmits, so that only people with the CTCSS code you set can hear you. It's not encryption, though.
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