Yaesu FT-101ZD HF Transceiver
Serial number 060399
Our asking price is best offer over $500 (plus Post and Packaging if needed).
Kindly donated by the generous widow of a keen radio amateur who loved to restore older radios:-
The FT-101ZD was a classic hybrid radio produced by Yaesu in the late 70’s. Many hams know the FT-101 range for its very good reputation for performance and durability.
This radio has been successfully tested transmitting on 20m. The radio is in very good condition with the following noted: The analogue meter lever-switch is noisy / intermittent, the digital display brightness varies, the heater has been internally wired to bypass the Aux socket.
Extensive testing has not been performed. The unit is clean, and in very good mechanical condition. It is supplied with the Yaesu hand microphone and the transceiver has the optional fan fitted.
Original Spec:
The unit is sold as a second-hand item and is ‘sold as seen’ without guarantee of performance, warranty or of meeting any particular specification. Inspection of the unit can undertaken at BDARS clubhouse in Victoria Point, 4165, Queensland. The unit weighs about 15KG.
The asking price does not include other items shown in the images (e.g. the dummy load or the SWR meter) or the cost of postage and packing – this will be added at cost price to the final amount of the sale. Buyer pickup preferred.
Please contact our BDARS Secretary, Martin VK4MCU if you would like to see this radio in person, or to make an offer for it:- secretary@bdars.org.au
The radio can be viewed and individually tested by prospective buyers at the BDARS clubhouse at Victoria Point.
Yaesu FT-840 HF Transceiver
Serial number 5K210899
Our asking price is best offer over $500 before 10 May 2025 (plus Post and Packaging if needed).
Kindly donated by one of our existing club members.
The Yaesu FT-840 HF transceiver, introduced in the mid-1990s, became a highly regarded model in the amateur radio community for its robust performance and excellent feature set at an affordable price point. Operating across all HF bands (160m through 10m), it delivers up to 100 watts of power output, making it suitable for a wide range of applications.
The radio has not been fully tested. It powers-up and Rx and TX appear to be functional (not all bands tried). The radio also comes with a hand microphone (shown).
Please contact our BDARS Secretary, Martin VK4MCU if you would like to see this radio in person, or to make an offer for it:- secretary@bdars.org.au
The radio can be viewed and individually tested by prospective buyers at the BDARS clubhouse at Victoria Point.
