This is a great receiver:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=3050528 293

Dan Robinson wrote in
:

This is not meant in response to this post, but actually in response to
the person offering the Yaesu FRG-100B.

THE RADIO IS NOT DISCONTINUED! Go to the Radio Netherlands, "Current
Receiver Survey" at http://www.rnw.nl/realradio/rx_current.html and
Viola!, the Yaesu is still listed as a current item. Go to the
"Discontinued Receivers" and it's not listed.

It was Radio Netherlands that seem to have started the asinine rumor in
the first place by listing the FRG-100 as discontinued. Being an
aficionado of Yaesu, I wrote to Yaesu to ask them if the receiver was
discontinued. Here is their response:

"Hello
Sorry for the run around. I don't know what the problem is but the FRG-
100 is still being made, sold and supported full swing. It has not been
discontinued. Honest!"

I then wrote to Radio Netherlands with this information and asked them to
correct their page. Several months later, the FRG-100B had moved from the
discontinued to the current category.

The Yaesu FRG-100B is a receiver par excellence. It seems that most
people in this country believe diversity is purchasing the same thing as
everyone else. I have the Yaesu FRG-100B and the Icom R-75. If I had to
part with one, I would part with the Icom. Not that it's inferior, not at
all, but with all the hoopla about the R-75 being so user friendly, I
have spent more time consulting the book on how to do simple things than
I did with the Yaesu, even though the operations seems a little more
cryptic with the Yaesu. Once you get the hang of it, it's fun to use and
a tremendous performer.

Regards.




This is a great receiver:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...051&item=30505
28293

I think that Passport reported in their reviews a few years ago that it was
going to be discontinued.
+++++++++++++++++++
"Soliloquy" wrote in message
...
Dan Robinson wrote in
:

This is not meant in response to this post, but actually in response to
the person offering the Yaesu FRG-100B.

THE RADIO IS NOT DISCONTINUED! Go to the Radio Netherlands, "Current
Receiver Survey" at http://www.rnw.nl/realradio/rx_current.html and
Viola!, the Yaesu is still listed as a current item. Go to the
"Discontinued Receivers" and it's not listed.

It was Radio Netherlands that seem to have started the asinine rumor in
the first place by listing the FRG-100 as discontinued. Being an
aficionado of Yaesu, I wrote to Yaesu to ask them if the receiver was
discontinued. Here is their response:

"Hello
Sorry for the run around. I don't know what the problem is but the FRG-
100 is still being made, sold and supported full swing. It has not been
discontinued. Honest!"

I then wrote to Radio Netherlands with this information and asked them to
correct their page. Several months later, the FRG-100B had moved from the
discontinued to the current category.

The Yaesu FRG-100B is a receiver par excellence. It seems that most
people in this country believe diversity is purchasing the same thing as
everyone else. I have the Yaesu FRG-100B and the Icom R-75. If I had to
part with one, I would part with the Icom. Not that it's inferior, not at
all, but with all the hoopla about the R-75 being so user friendly, I
have spent more time consulting the book on how to do simple things than
I did with the Yaesu, even though the operations seems a little more
cryptic with the Yaesu. Once you get the hang of it, it's fun to use and
a tremendous performer.

Regards.




This is a great receiver:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...051&item=30505
28293

FO&A,

If the Yaesu FRG-100 has been discontinued then someone should tell
YAESU.

Yaesu still lists the FRG-100 "HF General Coverage Receiver" on there
'product' webpages:

http://www.yaesu.com/?cmd=DisplayPro...&ProdCatID=103

* FRG-100 "B" = 110VAC

* FRG-100 "C" = 220VAC



~ RHF
..
..
= = = "Jenni_is_a_Whore"
= = = wrote in message ...
I think that Passport reported in their reviews a few years ago that it was
going to be discontinued.
+++++++++++++++++++
"Soliloquy" wrote in message
...
Dan Robinson wrote in
:

This is not meant in response to this post, but actually in response to
the person offering the Yaesu FRG-100B.

THE RADIO IS NOT DISCONTINUED! Go to the Radio Netherlands, "Current
Receiver Survey" at http://www.rnw.nl/realradio/rx_current.html and
Viola!, the Yaesu is still listed as a current item. Go to the
"Discontinued Receivers" and it's not listed.

It was Radio Netherlands that seem to have started the asinine rumor in
the first place by listing the FRG-100 as discontinued. Being an
aficionado of Yaesu, I wrote to Yaesu to ask them if the receiver was
discontinued. Here is their response:

"Hello
Sorry for the run around. I don't know what the problem is but the FRG-
100 is still being made, sold and supported full swing. It has not been
discontinued. Honest!"

I then wrote to Radio Netherlands with this information and asked them to
correct their page. Several months later, the FRG-100B had moved from the
discontinued to the current category.

The Yaesu FRG-100B is a receiver par excellence. It seems that most
people in this country believe diversity is purchasing the same thing as
everyone else. I have the Yaesu FRG-100B and the Icom R-75. If I had to
part with one, I would part with the Icom. Not that it's inferior, not at
all, but with all the hoopla about the R-75 being so user friendly, I
have spent more time consulting the book on how to do simple things than
I did with the Yaesu, even though the operations seems a little more
cryptic with the Yaesu. Once you get the hang of it, it's fun to use and
a tremendous performer.

Regards.




This is a great receiver:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...051&item=30505
28293

It's also listed on the Radioworld website here in Canada
Frank
"RHF" a écrit dans le message de
m...
FO&A,

If the Yaesu FRG-100 has been discontinued then someone should tell
YAESU.

Yaesu still lists the FRG-100 "HF General Coverage Receiver" on there
'product' webpages:

http://www.yaesu.com/?cmd=DisplayPro...&ProdCatID=103

* FRG-100 "B" = 110VAC

* FRG-100 "C" = 220VAC



~ RHF
.
.
= = = "Jenni_is_a_Whore"
= = = wrote in message ...
I think that Passport reported in their reviews a few years ago that it
was
going to be discontinued.
+++++++++++++++++++
"Soliloquy" wrote in message
...
Dan Robinson wrote in
:

This is not meant in response to this post, but actually in response
to
the person offering the Yaesu FRG-100B.

THE RADIO IS NOT DISCONTINUED! Go to the Radio Netherlands, "Current
Receiver Survey" at http://www.rnw.nl/realradio/rx_current.html and
Viola!, the Yaesu is still listed as a current item. Go to the
"Discontinued Receivers" and it's not listed.

It was Radio Netherlands that seem to have started the asinine rumor
in
the first place by listing the FRG-100 as discontinued. Being an
aficionado of Yaesu, I wrote to Yaesu to ask them if the receiver was
discontinued. Here is their response:

"Hello
Sorry for the run around. I don't know what the problem is but the
FRG-
100 is still being made, sold and supported full swing. It has not
been
discontinued. Honest!"

I then wrote to Radio Netherlands with this information and asked them
to
correct their page. Several months later, the FRG-100B had moved from
the
discontinued to the current category.

The Yaesu FRG-100B is a receiver par excellence. It seems that most
people in this country believe diversity is purchasing the same thing
as
everyone else. I have the Yaesu FRG-100B and the Icom R-75. If I had
to
part with one, I would part with the Icom. Not that it's inferior, not
at
all, but with all the hoopla about the R-75 being so user friendly, I
have spent more time consulting the book on how to do simple things
than
I did with the Yaesu, even though the operations seems a little more
cryptic with the Yaesu. Once you get the hang of it, it's fun to use
and
a tremendous performer.

Regards.




This is a great receiver:


http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...051&item=30505
28293

It's also listed on the Radioworld website here in Canada
"RHF" a écrit dans le message de
m...
FO&A,

If the Yaesu FRG-100 has been discontinued then someone should tell
YAESU.

Yaesu still lists the FRG-100 "HF General Coverage Receiver" on there
'product' webpages:

http://www.yaesu.com/?cmd=DisplayPro...&ProdCatID=103

* FRG-100 "B" = 110VAC

* FRG-100 "C" = 220VAC



~ RHF
.
.
= = = "Jenni_is_a_Whore"
= = = wrote in message ...
I think that Passport reported in their reviews a few years ago that it
was
going to be discontinued.
+++++++++++++++++++
"Soliloquy" wrote in message
...
Dan Robinson wrote in
:

This is not meant in response to this post, but actually in response
to
the person offering the Yaesu FRG-100B.

THE RADIO IS NOT DISCONTINUED! Go to the Radio Netherlands, "Current
Receiver Survey" at http://www.rnw.nl/realradio/rx_current.html and
Viola!, the Yaesu is still listed as a current item. Go to the
"Discontinued Receivers" and it's not listed.

It was Radio Netherlands that seem to have started the asinine rumor
in
the first place by listing the FRG-100 as discontinued. Being an
aficionado of Yaesu, I wrote to Yaesu to ask them if the receiver was
discontinued. Here is their response:

"Hello
Sorry for the run around. I don't know what the problem is but the
FRG-
100 is still being made, sold and supported full swing. It has not
been
discontinued. Honest!"

I then wrote to Radio Netherlands with this information and asked them
to
correct their page. Several months later, the FRG-100B had moved from
the
discontinued to the current category.

The Yaesu FRG-100B is a receiver par excellence. It seems that most
people in this country believe diversity is purchasing the same thing
as
everyone else. I have the Yaesu FRG-100B and the Icom R-75. If I had
to
part with one, I would part with the Icom. Not that it's inferior, not
at
all, but with all the hoopla about the R-75 being so user friendly, I
have spent more time consulting the book on how to do simple things
than
I did with the Yaesu, even though the operations seems a little more
cryptic with the Yaesu. Once you get the hang of it, it's fun to use
and
a tremendous performer.

Regards.




This is a great receiver:


http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...051&item=30505
28293

it's also listed on the Radioworld website here in Canada...........
"RHF" a écrit dans le message de
m...
FO&A,

If the Yaesu FRG-100 has been discontinued then someone should tell
YAESU.

Yaesu still lists the FRG-100 "HF General Coverage Receiver" on there
'product' webpages:

http://www.yaesu.com/?cmd=DisplayPro...&ProdCatID=103

* FRG-100 "B" = 110VAC

* FRG-100 "C" = 220VAC



~ RHF
.
.
= = = "Jenni_is_a_Whore"
= = = wrote in message ...
I think that Passport reported in their reviews a few years ago that it
was
going to be discontinued.
+++++++++++++++++++
"Soliloquy" wrote in message
...
Dan Robinson wrote in
:

This is not meant in response to this post, but actually in response
to
the person offering the Yaesu FRG-100B.

THE RADIO IS NOT DISCONTINUED! Go to the Radio Netherlands, "Current
Receiver Survey" at http://www.rnw.nl/realradio/rx_current.html and
Viola!, the Yaesu is still listed as a current item. Go to the
"Discontinued Receivers" and it's not listed.

It was Radio Netherlands that seem to have started the asinine rumor
in
the first place by listing the FRG-100 as discontinued. Being an
aficionado of Yaesu, I wrote to Yaesu to ask them if the receiver was
discontinued. Here is their response:

"Hello
Sorry for the run around. I don't know what the problem is but the
FRG-
100 is still being made, sold and supported full swing. It has not
been
discontinued. Honest!"

I then wrote to Radio Netherlands with this information and asked them
to
correct their page. Several months later, the FRG-100B had moved from
the
discontinued to the current category.

The Yaesu FRG-100B is a receiver par excellence. It seems that most
people in this country believe diversity is purchasing the same thing
as
everyone else. I have the Yaesu FRG-100B and the Icom R-75. If I had
to
part with one, I would part with the Icom. Not that it's inferior, not
at
all, but with all the hoopla about the R-75 being so user friendly, I
have spent more time consulting the book on how to do simple things
than
I did with the Yaesu, even though the operations seems a little more
cryptic with the Yaesu. Once you get the hang of it, it's fun to use
and
a tremendous performer.

Regards.




This is a great receiver:


http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...051&item=30505
28293