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FS: HF Radio System
I'll open the bidding at a generous $100 (+ shipping of course)....
How many times has it been back to the factory DOA? Larry W4CSC ospam (CEmely) wrote in : For Sale: SGC 2000 HF SSB transceiver and SGC 230 automatic antenna tuner see www.sgcworld.com for specs. 150 watts, 1.6-30 mHz. Good Condition. Contact See info below SG-2000 (Cat. No. 04-01) Power Output 150 watts frequency range 1.6 to 30 MHz base or mobile * modern HF power tool into the next century * several multi-mission heads available * open architecture for all modes of operation (AM , CW, SITOR, PACTOR, ALE, GMDSS) * comes in 9 configurations, including the PowerTalk DSP head Model SG-230 SmartunerTM automatic microprocessor antenna coupler. Coupler can be used within its' power rating with any HF Transceiver in range of 1.6-30 MHz. Designed for marine, portable and fixed base applications. For antenna types: 23 ft marine whip for 1.6 to 30 MHz and with 9 ft. minimum antenna for 3-30 MHz operation Number of memory channels: 170 Frequency range: 1.6-30 MHz Power rating: 200 watts PEP maximum: 12VDC. operation VSWR (Typical): 2:1 Tune power: 3 watts nominal Weight: 8 Lbs. Dimensions: 16Dx12Wx3H Supplied with 9 ft. cable for coaxial and DC power. |
FS: HF Radio System
I'll open the bidding at a generous $100 (+ shipping of course)....
How many times has it been back to the factory DOA? Larry W4CSC ospam (CEmely) wrote in : For Sale: SGC 2000 HF SSB transceiver and SGC 230 automatic antenna tuner see www.sgcworld.com for specs. 150 watts, 1.6-30 mHz. Good Condition. Contact See info below SG-2000 (Cat. No. 04-01) Power Output 150 watts frequency range 1.6 to 30 MHz base or mobile * modern HF power tool into the next century * several multi-mission heads available * open architecture for all modes of operation (AM , CW, SITOR, PACTOR, ALE, GMDSS) * comes in 9 configurations, including the PowerTalk DSP head Model SG-230 SmartunerTM automatic microprocessor antenna coupler. Coupler can be used within its' power rating with any HF Transceiver in range of 1.6-30 MHz. Designed for marine, portable and fixed base applications. For antenna types: 23 ft marine whip for 1.6 to 30 MHz and with 9 ft. minimum antenna for 3-30 MHz operation Number of memory channels: 170 Frequency range: 1.6-30 MHz Power rating: 200 watts PEP maximum: 12VDC. operation VSWR (Typical): 2:1 Tune power: 3 watts nominal Weight: 8 Lbs. Dimensions: 16Dx12Wx3H Supplied with 9 ft. cable for coaxial and DC power. |
FS: HF Radio System
I hate to agree but that SGC tranciever reminds me of my '67 Jag XKE.
When it was running it ran like a bat out of H@*l. When it was running. Somehow I think SGC must have hired some folks from Lucas. :-) Larry W4CSC wrote: I'll open the bidding at a generous $100 (+ shipping of course).... How many times has it been back to the factory DOA? Larry W4CSC ospam (CEmely) wrote in : For Sale: SGC 2000 HF SSB transceiver and SGC 230 automatic antenna tuner see www.sgcworld.com for specs. 150 watts, 1.6-30 mHz. Good Condition. Contact See info below SG-2000 (Cat. No. 04-01) Power Output 150 watts frequency range 1.6 to 30 MHz base or mobile * modern HF power tool into the next century * several multi-mission heads available * open architecture for all modes of operation (AM , CW, SITOR, PACTOR, ALE, GMDSS) * comes in 9 configurations, including the PowerTalk DSP head Model SG-230 SmartunerTM automatic microprocessor antenna coupler. Coupler can be used within its' power rating with any HF Transceiver in range of 1.6-30 MHz. Designed for marine, portable and fixed base applications. For antenna types: 23 ft marine whip for 1.6 to 30 MHz and with 9 ft. minimum antenna for 3-30 MHz operation Number of memory channels: 170 Frequency range: 1.6-30 MHz Power rating: 200 watts PEP maximum: 12VDC. operation VSWR (Typical): 2:1 Tune power: 3 watts nominal Weight: 8 Lbs. Dimensions: 16Dx12Wx3H Supplied with 9 ft. cable for coaxial and DC power. -- Glenn Ashmore I'm building a 45' cutter in strip/composite. Watch my progress (or lack there of) at: http://www.rutuonline.com Shameless Commercial Division: http://www.spade-anchor-us.com |
FS: HF Radio System
I hate to agree but that SGC tranciever reminds me of my '67 Jag XKE.
When it was running it ran like a bat out of H@*l. When it was running. Somehow I think SGC must have hired some folks from Lucas. :-) Larry W4CSC wrote: I'll open the bidding at a generous $100 (+ shipping of course).... How many times has it been back to the factory DOA? Larry W4CSC ospam (CEmely) wrote in : For Sale: SGC 2000 HF SSB transceiver and SGC 230 automatic antenna tuner see www.sgcworld.com for specs. 150 watts, 1.6-30 mHz. Good Condition. Contact See info below SG-2000 (Cat. No. 04-01) Power Output 150 watts frequency range 1.6 to 30 MHz base or mobile * modern HF power tool into the next century * several multi-mission heads available * open architecture for all modes of operation (AM , CW, SITOR, PACTOR, ALE, GMDSS) * comes in 9 configurations, including the PowerTalk DSP head Model SG-230 SmartunerTM automatic microprocessor antenna coupler. Coupler can be used within its' power rating with any HF Transceiver in range of 1.6-30 MHz. Designed for marine, portable and fixed base applications. For antenna types: 23 ft marine whip for 1.6 to 30 MHz and with 9 ft. minimum antenna for 3-30 MHz operation Number of memory channels: 170 Frequency range: 1.6-30 MHz Power rating: 200 watts PEP maximum: 12VDC. operation VSWR (Typical): 2:1 Tune power: 3 watts nominal Weight: 8 Lbs. Dimensions: 16Dx12Wx3H Supplied with 9 ft. cable for coaxial and DC power. -- Glenn Ashmore I'm building a 45' cutter in strip/composite. Watch my progress (or lack there of) at: http://www.rutuonline.com Shameless Commercial Division: http://www.spade-anchor-us.com |
FS: HF Radio System
"Glenn Ashmore" wrote in message news:sHzjc.432$Lm3.294@lakeread04... I hate to agree but that SGC tranciever reminds me of my '67 Jag XKE. When it was running it ran like a bat out of H@*l. When it was running. Somehow I think SGC must have hired some folks from Lucas. :-) Ah ha, you know about Sir Lucas, The Prince of Darkness. When I put our ham radio on the boat, right after the 1st generation IC-706 came out, I ordered the SGC 230 Tuner. It lasted about one year and it was so crudded up that I scrapped it and replaced it with an AH-4 and in 6 years or so, it has worked as advertised. Both tuners were mounted in the same place on the pushpit. If SGC ever needs a spokes person, I would at the bottom of the list. Leanne |
FS: HF Radio System
"Glenn Ashmore" wrote in message news:sHzjc.432$Lm3.294@lakeread04... I hate to agree but that SGC tranciever reminds me of my '67 Jag XKE. When it was running it ran like a bat out of H@*l. When it was running. Somehow I think SGC must have hired some folks from Lucas. :-) Ah ha, you know about Sir Lucas, The Prince of Darkness. When I put our ham radio on the boat, right after the 1st generation IC-706 came out, I ordered the SGC 230 Tuner. It lasted about one year and it was so crudded up that I scrapped it and replaced it with an AH-4 and in 6 years or so, it has worked as advertised. Both tuners were mounted in the same place on the pushpit. If SGC ever needs a spokes person, I would at the bottom of the list. Leanne |
FS: HF Radio System
On Tue, 27 Apr 2004 16:49:06 -0400, Glenn Ashmore
wrote: SGC must have hired some folks from Lucas. ====================================== Ahhh Lucas, Prince of Darkness... |
FS: HF Radio System
On Tue, 27 Apr 2004 16:49:06 -0400, Glenn Ashmore
wrote: SGC must have hired some folks from Lucas. ====================================== Ahhh Lucas, Prince of Darkness... |
FS: HF Radio System
On Tue, 27 Apr 2004 19:44:13 -0400, Wayne.B
wrote: On Tue, 27 Apr 2004 16:49:06 -0400, Glenn Ashmore wrote: SGC must have hired some folks from Lucas. ====================================== Ahhh Lucas, Prince of Darkness... I must be biassed. I ran an XKE of that vintage for 5 years without a mentionable electrical snag. But I did change the radiator header tank. Twice. But I must be biassed because I later ran several American made cars of similar vintage. Electrical rubbish! Starters, generators, alternators. Fuse boxes. Yuck! Then along came the Japanese...... Brian W |
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