-=> Quoting Randall Richmond to Bill Cheek <=-
Hello Randall,
 RR> I have come across a transceiver radio of some sort but I do not know
 RR> what it is I was wondering if you could help me identify it?
 RR> The name on the unit says "YAESU/ftc-2635" the front panel from the
 RR> left is a reset button labeled as such, above is three LED's marked TX,
 RR> BUSY, CALL moving to the right is a display marked CHANNEL then two
 RR> CHAN (10) READS 06 = 145.010 MHZ
 RR> CHAN (10) READS 06 = 145.000 MHZ
 RR> CHAN (13) READS 06 = 146.190 MHZ
 RR> CHAN (15) READS 06 = 147.555 MHZ
 RR> This unit does NOT work looks like somebody hit it with a hammer just
 RR> minor damage a couple if transistors and capacitors
It's a ham rig. If by some small chance you do get it back up and running. I
hope you will never key the mike and try to transmit on it without a valid
Amateur Radio Operators license. You would be in jeopardy with the Federal
Government. Those frequencies are indeed, for ham radio repeaters. Do you 
ave
a scanner? Program them in and listen to what's on them in your area.
73/88
Bobbie, KB5RPI
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