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Description Yaesu FT-2500M VHF FM Transceiver for 2 meter mobile amateur radio (MIL-SPEC 810-C for shock and vibration), Micronta 144&440 MHz SWR Power Meter, and Yaesu FP-707 Power Supply (2021-06-27 00.01.31 by Dave Parker)
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Source FT-2500M
Author Dave Parker from Tracy, CA, USA
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  • Yaesu FT-2500M (web catalog). (universal-radio.com). Universal Radio, Inc.
    "​The Yaesu FT-2500M is the successor to the famous FT-2400H, the industry first amateur radio transceiver designed to meet rugged U.S. military specification (MIL-SPEC 810-C) for shock and vibration. The FT-2500M is upgraded with a new front panel and control knob layout. Power output of 5, 25 or 50 watts can be selected. The large heatsink provides cooling without a fan. This 2 meter radio features 31 memories, scanning and built-in CTCSS encode. / The supplied MH-27A8J hand mic includes programmable keys. This radio requires 13.8 VDC at 12 Amps. (160x50x180 mm). "
  • 73 de SM0OFV/Janne. Yaesu FT-2500M (web catalog). The RigPix database (rigpix.com).
  • N4PY, NA4M. Reviews For: Micronta 144/440 MHz SWR/Power Meter, Cat. No. 19-320. eHam.net, LLC.
    "​A small 144 MHz and 440 MHz SWR and Power meter made in Japan for Tandy Corp.(Radio Shack). It has two ranges: 15W and 60W, with SWR and power readings available on both the 15W and 60W ranges.(Offered by Radio Shack in 1991-1994) "

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