[Kenwood] TS-830S age
brad.mugleston at comcast.net
brad.mugleston at comcast.net
Mon Aug 30 22:37:03 EDT 2004
Per the product review of May 1981 in QST the TS-830S just came
out but they had one to review. Don't know what the lag time is
between one sent to QST for reveiw and when it actually gets
printed but I'd say the TS-830S came out spring '81.
Can't say much else but I love mine.
de KI0OT, Brad
On Mon, 30 Aug 2004, Rick Markey, KN3C wrote:
>
> I have a letter from Hoosier Electronics dated February of 1981, telling me
> that they acknowledged my order but would not be able to ship for several
> weeks as they were awaiting a shipment from Kenwood. As I recall, I paid
> $818 for the TS-830S in March or April of 1981. I don't think the 830 went
> out of production in 1981. The 850 replaced it, and I don't think the 850
> showed up until 1990 or 1991.
>
> de Rick, KN3C
>
>
>
>
>
> Hi Larry,
>
> That's wrong----I bought a brand new one in November 1980, and had
> to wait about 8 weeks for delivery because the dealer that I bought it from
> (Derrick Electronics) had not yet gotten delivery of his first one. If I
> remember correctly, I paid about 1100.00 for the radio, the SP-230 speaker,
> and the VFO-230 remote VFO. I sold everything on Ebay about 3 years ago,
> and got over $800 for the 3 pieces.
>
>
> RON....KA2IIA
>
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