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Man thats some expensive stuff!

Hello, is KDU 12113-1000-01 sold on online store?

Been a user of this radio...So envy to have this on my own...but sadly im not qualified to have even one

Cool video! I used the PRC-132 as a radio operator on a US Army, six-man, long range surveillance team in 1992-93. Prior to the 132, we used the PRC-104. We utilized the DMDG (digital message device group) to compose and digitize messages to send over HF. The 132 was a nice upgrade to the 104, but the 104 was much easier to pack. It fit perfectly in the radio pocket of the Army’s large rucksack. The 132 was oddly shaped, especially with the battery box attached to the bottom. You had to put it in the middle of the rucksack and pack all of your gear around it. This made changing the batteries a pain, because you had to unpack the whole ruck to get to the battery box. With the 104, you just pulled it out of the radio pocket. Anyway, good times! 73, KB3AOL

Very cool! Where does one find one of these?

The battery doesnt have to be working. If theres a built in current bypass the device would work as long as power is connected to it. Some bypass functions require a connected battery to work, doesnt matter if the battery is completely dead and cant hold a charge.

Good job

Very cool Harris they make killer 📻 radios

Please include a video explaining how to program the RF7800 VHF

How to program RF7800 VHF please and thank you

We'll be thankful it's a superheat. Time for some troubleshooting. When you tune is there any meter deflection on signals? That would point more toward the audio chain.

This brought me back 15 years ago. Thank you for posting!

so how did you fix it?

Hi Eugene, I am looking at an MR3000H for sale. This one is limited 1.5-108 MHz, while I need the airband in reception. Theoretically it should be the MR3000U. Could you please tell me if you can receive 118 to 134 MHz on yours even without the external amplifier ? TX is not important. Many thanks and best regards from Switzerland Mark

Was hoping for some information. I got myself a 12500-2500-0X and was hoping for information on a charger. Please advise VE3NKO

Life is not fair at all...

The oil in the motor has dried up. The motor needs to be lubricated. What looks like a ball bearing on the front left and right side of the motor are actually lubrication points. There are also two others on the back of the motor. They’re spring loaded so push them in a little bit and drop a few drops of machine oil in each side then turn the motor over by hand until it frees up. That will loosen up the motor enough to start it up. While running under power, push the ball bearings in again and drip a few more drops of oil in. I was a teletype repairmen for many years.

What he refers to as a tape puncher is actually called a perforator. I repaired models 28 and 35 Teletypes from 1970 until they were replaced by model 40’s which were much faster line printers. The sound of an operating teletype is music to my ears, especially when operating at 100 WPM. They were an impressive electro mechanical machine.

Do you have a RF-7800 slice by chance? Thanks, Mike

You mentioned that time synchronisation was used for FH mode, I know you can set up a FH net without any GPS modules. But perhaps when they don't have an accurate time source they just pick the time of the FH master. But it doesn't sit right with me, those clocks would drift over the day, I had imagined they sync someway when you key the handset. The figure for the FH rate I have in mind was 109 hops per sec, but don't have a source for that. Its interesting when compared with Bluetooth which hops at 1600 hops per sec. Very interesting subject would love to get my hands on surplus kit.

I had one years ago. It is a very exciting transmitter!

rx ok but tx problem how to solve

harris rf falcon 3 transmission problem

Oh God! Thank you. I have not watched and listened to model 28 machines since I was Radioman 2nd, Teletype repairman, Submarine Squadron 14, Holly Loch, Scotland.1969 - 1971.

I've got one of these too. It used to be my father's terminal in the rec room used over an acoustic coupler to do some work remotely on the mainframe back at the office. Later on his company repurposed it as a line printer in the server room, and when it became surplus to requirements - they gave it to me if I could haul it out of there. I held on to it for the 20-plus years since and just resurrected it last year with a new ribbon and a good cleanup. Works perfectly as a serial printer and a serial printing terminal. Too bad tractor feed paper is so expensive now. We used to get boxes and boxes of it from my father's work.

Nice setup stunning and checking out your other content

where would i have to go to find these sincgars/harris radios? i found some rf5800s on ebay but they are all sold as "dummy radios"

I am speaking from pure jealousy, but seriously go f&^^ yourself having the money to afford this shit.

To use the contact cleaner did you just spray directly into the switch? I got one of these intending to make a desk clock but its a little glitchy

Holy freakin money

No microphones. Useless. Unuseable.

Nice! I have 2 complete KY-57’s.

Falou, falou e ninguém ouviu nada de recepção

If I ever won the lottery I'd never say anything but there would definitely be signs

Love the CARC warning, there will be no sanding of the paint on that unit.

No Chance for the TCS adapter?!

Nice 7239E. We have a new one at my unit I've yet to test and about 30 old ones that are banged up and I'll have to repair at some point. Nice to see these equipment outside of the military, always though they were cool.

How much for the TCS adapter?

For the green 7850m HH, I’ve seen two models or generations, one that looks like the one you have and one that has a bigger speaker shape. Do you know when they changed/updated the body shape/speaker and if there are any major differences between those models or if they are basically the same

I served 🪖thru 3 Generations of radios & two Marine Corps MOS changes 2531/0621 for same job🤣... PRC-77's, SINCGARs RT-1523 B's🥳& 1523E family & the Harris PRC117's... good times!!

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Gorgeous machines

Dude install that in your land-rover you might get a divorce. What are you going to power a blue-forces monitor!? - You did not get this on Ebay - did you find this at the Huntsville Ham fest!?

my gawd what have I stumbled uppon. I have bunch of 1980s mint Navy Transmitters / Exciters and a Modem its from the same era that your gear is from. Ive tried to sell it on ebay. What are you even doing!? Using military gear for anything other then war is an exercise in futility.OH you have a SINGCARS mount? Single-Channel Air/Ground - I don't think those radios can be adapted. I also know an indvidual who was involved in the development of that technology. BTW - I have an encryption module for the radio your using. It's not programmed obviously but if you self program it Putin will never know what your saying!! Cough. Legal to Own... Not so much to use.

Nice haul

Good Radio

Hello! Have you ever tested the dipole antenna that comes with the Man Pack version with this coupler? I know that the dipole has a BNC connector and the coupler has a N connector. I will buy an adaptor so i can connect both. Do you think that will work? (The dipole is a 50hm antenna?) Sorry for my english. Best regards!

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I have two spearhead radios that I would like to email pictures to you to see if you know where they are from

I miss SINCGARS, these were my bread and butter.