RadioBanter - FS: Realistic HTX-100 10 Meter Transceiver

FS: Realistic HTX-100 10 Meter Transceiver - $95 Shipped

From: (Ham*With*Extra*Class)
On May 29, 2:59 pm, BW wrote:
This professionally improved Realistic HTX-100 Amateur Radio Transceiver
is a close cousin to the Uniden HR-2510 and HR-2600 amateur radios.
Frequency range has been extended to cover 26.000 Mhz through 30.000
Mhz. The CW function eliminated in order to add Lower Sideband
capability to the existing Upper Sideband function. Microphone gain
slightly opened and output power increased to +/- 35 watts. Fun radio to
listen to international DX pirate stations near 27.555 USB and the old
standbys on CB channels 36 to 40 (27.365 to 27.405). This radio is in
beautiful condition and includes original microphone, power cord and a
copy of the owner's manual. $95 shipped in the USA. Will ship worldwide
with buyer paying shipping costs. PayPal or Postal Money Order only.

Do you all honestly think anyone cares

anymore about modifiying a Ham rig

Yes. Many do. In fact, there are Internet forums dedicated to nothing
but modifications of these types.

to gain

access to a totally worthless frequency

spectrum?

The spectrum is extremely valuable which is why it's pseudo-protected
and regulated. The band has the same properties as 10 meters and the
crowds on these bands illustrate your position is the extreme minority.

BTW last time I checked, none of the Radio

Shack rigs were modifyable to the 11 meter

band. The microprocessor prevented mods to

go outside of the band.

If you want to get on 11m so bad, get yourself

a codeless geek license and get on Amateur

Radio 2m band with the rest of the tribe.

Amateur radio is not necessary for 11 meter. Modified cb radios and
export radios provide all the access one may require for that band.