[ICOM] For Sale

[Jim Hargrave]

Ted,

Some info to consider.
The IC-211 is notorious for intermittent. In most all cases this can be
corrected by replacing the feed-thru pins in the synthesizer module. If I
recall there is about 13 steel pins that are soldered to the top and bottom
of the circuit board. The boards do not have plated thru boards. I have
repaired many of them by replacing the feed-thru pins with a short piece of
copper wire and the problem becomes history. They are great radios and once
corrected the units are very reliable will work forever.

This deficiency also exist in the IC-22s and the IC-245. At one time I had 2
IC-245's and 5 IC-22s that I purchased at ham fest with intermittent
operation. I changed the pins out and ran them for about 10 yrs 24/7 on my
packet nodes and BBS.

     73's Jim
      W5IFP

> -----Original Message-----
> From: icom-bounces at mailman.qth.net
> [mailto:icom-bounces at mailman.qth.net]On Behalf Of Ted Trostle
> Sent: Wednesday, November 10, 2010 7:13 AM
> To: icom at mailman.qth.net
> Subject: [ICOM] For Sale
>
>
> I have the following items I would like to offer for sale.
>
> ICOM   IC-211 2 meter all mode Transceiver with manual, mike and
> power cable
> orig box. This unit works, but the Xmit circuit is sporadic, could be
> xmit/rec relay. $60.00 plus $32.00 shipping UPS Ground (note: I refund
> un-used shipping costs [less box cost] depending on buyer location)
>
> ICOM Digital Controller IC-RM2 with manual, cables, mounting bracket, orig
> box, works well with IC-211. $35.00 plus $10.70 priority shipping
>
> Mirage B108 2 Meter 80 watt SSB/FM Amplifier, cable $65.00 plus $10.70
> priority shipping.
>
> I can accept ONLY Postal Money Orders.
>
> Contact me by email (tctrostle at gmail.com) for my phone number.
>
> Tnx, WB2LOU, Ted
>
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