[TVARC] Ham radio repair center

[w3us at casa-aloha.net]

Yes, I used Malcom a few years ago to repair my aging Icom 706Mkiig.  He was very thorough and did a great job at a VERY reasonable price.  I believe the charge was $80.  I will note that Malcom is VERY busy, so the turn around time for my rig was over a month.  I am a satisfied customer and would turn to him again.  Hope this helps.

73,
Rusty - W3US

> On Jan 23, 2021, at 08:39, Robert Averitt <bobandsandy1964 at gmail.com> wrote:
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> TVARC members:
> I just received this from a ham friend in Delaware.
> Has anyone used this group for repairs?
> If yes, what was your experience with them?
> 73, Bob
> WA3EWK
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> Recently I was talking with an older ham with older radio equipment who lives in Washington State about the repair of older ham radio equipment.  He explained to me there is a repair shop located near him (Washington State) this shop repairs older Icom radios and some Kenwood radios.  Below is the web address for this repair service…
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> https://mts-icom.wixsite.com/hamradiorepair <https://mts-icom.wixsite.com/hamradiorepair>
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