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I decided to keep it.

I sold a guy an amplifier and I believe he connected his coax in reverse. I took back the amp and am curious how I can test for this or if anyone knows what the consequences of thos would be to the amp.

Some enthusiasts enjoy the older stuff. I am not a huge believer in recapping if something works just fine. Clearly this radio is not for you. Some people like old and some lime new. To each their own. But thank you for the information I hadn't asked for.

Thank you

Cool little base station, completely stock un molested. Hy-Gain 7 3107 with original paperwork. I need room for other stuff. $100.00 pm me or text me 302 344 2441 if anyone is interested.

That's pretty

Can anyone guide me to make this mic work with a trc 418

I can not find another radio the same as this one anywhere. Does anyone know anything about this radio and why I can can only fi d the Hi-Gain VII 23 channel no other Hy-Gain 7 model 3107. I do not know if I should keep it or sell it, what it could be worth or anything.

You never know. But if it is something you like and something you want...you will put it in the shop and wait...and wait....and wait...then one day long from now, get the radio you always wanted.

Such a happy and helpfull thread. I enjoyed this read.

How did this end

I was searching the RF parts web site and that's exactly what I found.

The crazy thing is I can't find any data sheets or anything about the transistors online. I definitely can not find the transistors themselves.

Your 2 cents is well appreciated.

Last question for now, idls 15v to much for this old amp

The biggest issue was that I had zero receive at all with the amp powered off and no power to the antenna at all with the amp off, after cleaned the contacts both issues went away and just the preamp doesn't work now. To me that is fine all it did was raise the noise floor anyway. I am still...

I agree there is no point in raising the noise level. I say leave well enough alone.

It is super clean, a nice desk piece if nothing else.

Watt meter is not broken or tinkered with, and it was bench tested at 185 watts at the radio shop. I am sure the Galaxy dx959 is over driving it though.

It's a great amp I can't believe it's getting 220 out of it.