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Realistic DX-100
| General Coverage Communications Receiver |
Rating (1-5): H (1) |
| Made In: Taiwan 1981-1984 |
Voltages:117 VAC |
| Coverage: 550-30000 kHz |
Readout: Analog |
| Modes: AM/SSB-CW |
Selectivity: One Position |
| Circuit: Single Conversion |
Physical:12x5.7x8" 10 Lbs. |
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Features: ¼" Head. Jack, S-Meter, ANL, Dial Lamp, Standby, Fine Tuning. |
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| New Price: $100 |
Used Price: $30-35 |
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Comments: The DX-100 also operates from 12 VDC. A very basic receiver.
Please note that Realistic is a registered trademark of Tandy Corporation. |
Realistic DX-120
| General Coverage Communications Receiver |
Rating (1-5): HH (2) |
| Made In: Japan 1970-1971 |
Voltages: 117 VAC 12 VDC |
| Coverage: 535-30000 kHz |
Readout: Analog |
| Modes: AM/SSB-CW |
Selectivity: One Position |
| Circuit: Single Conversion |
Physical: 12.5x5.25x7.8" 10 Lbs. |
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Features: ¼" Head. Jack, S-Meter, ANL, Dial Lamp, RF Gain,
Bandspread 0-100, Dial Lamp, AVC. |
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Accessories: SP-150 Speaker, DC Pack (8xD) |
| New Price: $70 |
Used Price: $30-40 |
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Comments: The full model name is the Realistic DX-120 Star Patrol. |
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