From: "James True N5ARW" 
Subject: Re: [drakelist] Drake TR-M


Mark,

It will cover 80M and 40M,  AM (50W) and SSB (150W PEP).  I don't have the
manual in front of me, but it may be USB only, I don't remember.  I got a
really nice one a couple of years and my intention is to get xtals for the
AM frequencies.  It actually looks like a pretty cool radio with a built in
antenna tuner that can be set each channel.  Might be a good radio for VFD
next month.  If you have the 12V model, you could run it mobile.


73
James True N5ARW
in beautiful Hot Springs National Park, AR
http://www.boatanchor.com

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From: Mark Nace
Date: Mon, 24 May 2004 18:27:03 -0500

Is the Drake TR-M useful at all for amateur use?  I have never owned one
until now.  Being channelized, it seems like it is probably limited in use.
 Has anyone used one on the ham bands?   
 
Thanks for your advice and input 
73, 
Mark 
N5KAE 
 




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