Yaesu ft-107m

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The Yaesu FT-107M is an amateur radio from the 1980s with many of the features found on common radios.

The modes include:

  • LSB
  • USB
  • CW.W
  • CW.N
  • FSK
  • AM

Notably the FT-107M has memory for storing frequencies/ scanning for active frequencies. Parts for this radio are very hard to get, with old sets becoming vintage models now. The FT-107M is a 100 watt output radio with digital and analogue modes.

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Yaesu (brand)


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