Bel Canto e.One C5i Integrated DAC/Amplifier - Pre-Loved
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$720The Yaesu Musen FRG-7 is a vintage solid-state communications receiver, renowned for its robust performance and reliability. Manufactured between 1976 and 1980, it offers a wide frequency coverage from 0.5 MHz to 29.9 MHz, encompassing shortwave and medium wave bands.
Utilizing a triple conversion superheterodyne design with the Wadley Loop oscillator, the FRG-7 ensures stable frequency reception and minimal drift. It supports AM, SSB, and CW modes, making it versatile for various communication needs.
The receiver's analog tuning provides a continuous frequency range with 10 kHz readout, and its front-end features include an automatic noise limiter (ANL), DX/Local switch, and tone control switch. For enthusiasts seeking enhanced precision, an optional fine-tuning modification is available.
With its durable construction and classic design, the Yaesu Musen FRG-7 remains a sought-after model for collectors and radio enthusiasts alike.
Condition, Warranty and Shipping The Yaesu Musen FRG-7 is in great condition both functionally and physically. A 30 day warranty is provided with this unit. This unit does not have packaging and does not qualify for free shipping, please contact the store with any shipping questions.
Pre-loved · Available now
Pre-loved · Available now
Pre-loved · Available now
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