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Siltronix model 1011D, 10 meter tube-type "HAM" radio that also covered the CB radio band (11 meters). The "D" model was the last in the series of 1011 model radios from Siltronix and many consider the best of the series. The Siltronix radios were actually a Swan HAM radio sold under the Siltronix name. In the 1970's and 80's many CB radio operators used these on the CB band even thought they were not typed accepted for that band. Originally sold as the Swan 1011 and later as the Siltronix's 1011. See ad below: Please read before contacting me: I bought this radio from ebay about 3 years ago for $350 plus another $90 for shipping. I plugged it in and used it for 1 day. The next day, I tried to turn it on and nothing lit up. I check the fuse on the back and it looked good. I put it away and never used it since. I believe it's only a simple fix (may be an internal fuse or a bad connection) because it just wouldn't power on. I just recently discovered it again but I can't find the power cord. I'm selling it for $175 because of this. These are very collectable radios and would make a nice nostalgic radio to have. It's in extremally good condition. Local pick up in the St. John's area only.

Trade Newer Baofang scanner for older Shortwave radio like a Realistic DX160 or DX200. This scanner has a Li-ion rechargeable battery and charging stand. I find this radio too complicated to operate and program for me.

I bought this new some years back and never used it. Paid $300USD plus shipping. I believe these came as a kit or fully assembled from the factory. This is a factory built one. $190 and includes microphone. This radio operates on 12 volts DC. Full SSB/CW coverage: 50.0 - 50.3 MHz covers SSB, CW, propagation beacons. Potent signal: 10 Watts PEP output. MFJs exclusive ConstantCurrent syllabic speech processing gives you up to 6 dB more punch to cut thru noise, fading, QRM. http://www.mfjenterprises.com/Product.php?productid=MFJ-9406X

ICOM 720A All Mode General Coverage Transceiver with original Hand mic. At one time, it was ICOM's top of the line transceiver. The Icom IC-720A is an all solid state transceiver covering nine amateur HF bands. It features two digitally synthesized 10 Hz VFOs. Enhancements include RF speech processor, RIT, CW semi break-in, noise blanker and VOX. The IC-720A has has a quad-conversion, general coverage receiver that tunes 100 kHz to 30 MHz. Power output is: SSB 10~100W, AM 10~40W, CW/RTTY 10~100W. I actually bought this because I wanted the top rated ICOM R71A general coverage communications receiver that tunes 100 kHz to 30 MHz but couldn't find one at the time and was told this transceiver has almost the same general coverage receiver as the R71A. This radio requires a 12 VDC at 20 Amps Power supply not included.

Shure Desk Microphone for CB or HAM radios Shure Model 19B209694P1 (was original a microphone for some GE Business Base Transceiver & warehouse PA systems - Has GE logo on top but made by Shure on bottom of mic) I bought this used a few years ago for around $45. It would need to be wired up for a radio. Selling for $35 because I'm selling it untested.