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"Doug Dotson" dougdotson@NOSPAMcablespeedNOSPAMcom wrote: I believe that most newer ham rigs are now type accepted for Marine SSB use. I know that the SGC SG-2000 was the only one for a long time but I'm pretty sure there are others. Not sure about the IC-751 specifically. Easy enough to find out though. Doug, k3qt Actually, that is not the case. The SG-2000 was a commercial MF/HF Radio that some hams actually got conned into buying. "Peeair" still can't design HIS way out of a wet paper bag. I can't think of ONE radio sold into the Ham market, that is TYPE ACCEPTED for commercial use. The design criteria is different for commercial radios, and to be TYPE ACCEPTED they can't have a Continious Tuning VFO type operational system. Me |