Hello, Yes, they are quite frequently sold here in 'western Europa'. They are very popular with the 'collectors'.

Manual Sommerkamp Ft-767 Dx. This is the manual page for. Here you will find instruction manuals, service manuals, user guides schematic. MANUAL SOMMERKAMP ELECTRONICS GMBH GERMANY. FT-277 SSB TRANSCEIVER. Allows cross—frequency DX operation and has the effect c. Dec 02, 2011 ham radio sommerkamp ft-277e ik1asr. Sommerkamp ts 340 dx. Amateur radio yaesu ft-901dm transceiver nice old radio london,ontario nov.2009.

And in all honesty.they are fun to operate.not that they are that good.but just imagine a 27Mhz rig with VFO pushing 100 watts and allread 30 years old great fun! And thats also the reason they are expensive over here, it was the first high output power vfo rig for 11 meter. Second hand the prices here are 200-300 euro's depending on condition (box etc). Ah almost forgot, they are also known as 'coffee warmer' cause of the looks of course. If its a good one.buy it, just because of the 'atmosphere' around it. Regards, Henry. Click to expand.if i'm not mistaken much of yaesu's stuff was subcontracted to nissei, not sure if that is still the case.

Funnily enough they also manufacture all the s meters used in export and uniden/ranger style cb's, amongst many swr meters/psu's etc they will make for anyone as for sommerkamp, it was a brand popular mainly in Germany, hence the spelling, i doubt it was a trademark issue, more likely an import company selling somewhat iffy gear under a pseudonym to make life difficult for the authorities, a bit like 'palomar or superstar', pseudonym's that have been used by several makers/importers. In 1980, Palomar died while the 10 Meter market faded. However, the Palomar people continued in the amplifier business, making amplifiers for their friend Im, the owner of Sommerkamp. Sommerkamp(*) had the European distribution sewn up.

Im was also responsible for putting Yaesu Munsen (YM) on the map in the early 70’s. When he first visited Mr. Hasagowa in Japan, his main business mainly consisted of repairing color TVs in Tokyo. He had built a few sideband radios and was starting to build up sales outside Japan. Meanwhile, in the US a couple of guys started Spectronics East & West. They would drive around LA in a converted ambulance (circa Ghostbusters) delivering radios to anyone with the cash.

Im made a deal with Mr. Im put money into YM, in return, Im got total distribution rights for a specified period and all would bear the Sommerkamp brand. Im showed Mr.

Hasagawa the one thing that put YM on the map, how to install the crystal for easy 11 Meter conversion. Im had an engineer named Mr.

Sakamoto in Japan. When the exclusive ran out in the late 70’s, Im had Mr. Sakamoto develop the TS788, Palomar/RF Limited supplied the MRF454 transistors and when the radio was available, RF Limited in exchange got the TS788 exclusive for the Americas. This was when I got involved with RF Limited, repairing Sommerkamp 788 radios.

The 788 was a compact 10/11 Meter transceiver with output power around 70 Watts PEP. Seetharama Kalyanam Old Mp3 Songs Free Download. The SSB transmission was not the cleanest on the market and there were many problems with the Circuit boards. It was a dual board radio with a wiring harness sandwiched between them. The boards were also phenolic double sided and the feed-thoughs were constantly breaking. Although this was a very innovative radio, it was a nightmare to work on. Im realized the magnitude of the problem and after a while abandoned the project.

Click to expand. This is all from the Link: It really is a good read, and shows how the Clear Channel radios, and the '10 Meter' market developed, the interaction of Some Ham radio companys, Some of the names, the ARRL, Palomar Electronics ( a well know grey market CB/Ham Mono band 10 meter Amp builder flying under the radar of the FCC (( bull they knew they were there)) and other small company's in southern ca) had interactions together. Great stuff.you could not get this kind of knowledge before the internet unless you knew some one involved in it. 73 Jeff (*) Yaesu is a Japanese brand of commercial and amateur radio equipment. It was founded as Yaesu Musen Co., Ltd. In 1959 by a Japanese radio amateur Sako Hasegawa with callsign JA1MP in the Tokyo neighborhood of Yaesu.

Anatol Basarab Numerologia In Viata Fiecaruia Pdf File. The initial intent seemed to have been to develop and manufacture commercial and amateur radio transceivers for the Japanese market but by 1964 there were sales agreements placed in Australia and Germany. In Europe the equipment was sold under the Yaesu brand and the Sommerkamp brand. In 1963 the Swiss firm Sommerkamp imported Yaesu equipment and sold it using their own brand. Yaesu's line of equipment was first imported into the US by Spectronics, Inc. Located in Signal Hill, CA, in 1965. Yaesu became an important presence in the U.S. Amateur radio market with the introduction and improvement of its very popular FT-101 line of equipment in the 1970s.