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  1. 12-17-2012, 01:07 PM #1
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    Hy-Gain HF Transceiver?

    Came across this while looking around for some HF antennas...

    http://www.ebay.com/itm/Hy-Gain-3750...item257873641b

    A Hy-Gain 3750 Transceiver? I must admit to never having heard of this one before.

    Seller claims it's circa 1978-79 (considering no WARC bands, that's certainly possible) and 200 W output. (E-Ham reviews puts it as circa 1976; RigPix says it's 100 W out.)

    I guess it's for real, but must be a pretty obscure item. Any thoughts as to who actually made it? Never mind, RigReference.com says it was actually the National/Panasonic RJX-1011D rebranded http://rigreference.com/rig/3675-Nat...onic_RJX_1011D

    Not much info on it out there. Interesting...
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