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VHF Handie TAlkies For SAle
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Author: Ed Wright
Date: Sat, 21 Nov 1992 04:29
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2 Standard Radio VHF FM Handie TAlkies

1  SR-C830S50    FCC type 172
1  SR-C830L30    FCC type 1271

Both units are 2 watts out
Each is 3 channel capable
	Only one channel ius currently installed  151.715
	Channel change is trivial.
	Portland Radio has the crystals, so should most other
	radio shops.
Each unit is CTSS capable but not installed.
Both have vulcanized waterfowl emission facilitators (Rubber Duck Antennas)
Both have connectors for ext antenna 2.5mm jack
	Remote Mic Speaker ( 4 pin) {In scungy condition}
	Ext Power
	Charger

Set up to use with charging stands (not included)

Both radios are well used but not really beat.

I have a manual for a SR-C146A which is close enough to get you through
on these two guys.  it includes schematics.
I also have a manual(only) for a SC-USA-2 charger, should you want to
use the schematic to build a charger.

Please note these are Business band radios. They require a license which
is quite easy to get, but the FCC will hunt you down if you do not have
one. These are not CB or CB type radios.
They will go to 2 meter ham with not too much work.

$150 takes the pair

Call Ed Or Elke (503) 641-6078

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