Really Good Radios

A very heavy duty robust and convenient drive-on plate designed to securely support poles or masts. This highly versatile bracket is ideal for radio amateurs who require a stable and portable setup in various locations.

Easy drive-on installation with guide rail
Accommodates 1.5" masts or smaller
41"x16" footprint
Sturdy and stable design made from solid 1/4" plate steel
Convenient mast mounting.
Very well engineered £25:- collected Sunderland.cash on collection.

Few rigs in stock pm for further details if interested
FT 450D boxed couple of marks £375 Good working order .

FT 710 AESS boxed mint £675

FTDX10 boxed mint £800 ****NOW SOLD THANKS KEITH**

FT 817ND no box good condition £350

TYT TH 9800 covers Transmit and receive on CB/10M/6M/2M/70cm and 446Mhz PMR
Good condition no box £120

ICOM SM 50 Base microphone in great condition great audio reports on an IC 7300 £150

SIGMA HF 360 BRAND NEW BOXED £120 collected Sunderland. Delivery within 10 miles for £5

Genunine Kenwood MC43S handmike.In very good used condition. These are available from the main dealers for £59.95. Save yourself loads of cash £29.95 collected Sunderland cash on collection

Brand new Diamond X50 dual band antennas
£60 collected Sunderland

New Kenwood dual ba**er on the radar.

Kenwood To Launch New Digital Mobile Radio TM-D750A in Summer 2025 - Kenwood two way radios - News Kenwood To Launch New Digital Mobile Radio TM-D750A in Summer 2025,Kenwood two way radios

Good to see Ofcom taking action.
https://www.ofcom.org.uk/news-centre/2023/ofcom-investigation-helps-to-convict-man-for-amateur-radio-interference?fbclid=IwAR3IPGTCtixf0cEdKZT3M3TrGpVUJXdDEHltdNBN4J4aatM_0DRruM3d2V0_aem_AQRXLcJcE48kCL-_UauKj-sNvtRytbBAb57YIWYsATy91JC-pfvAzhalELL3ERW58MQ

Ofcom investigation helps to convict man for amateur radio interference Investigations carried out by Ofcom’s spectrum experts have helped to secure the conviction of a man who was deliberately causing harmful interference to amateur radio users in and around Hull.

An interesting read

Device transmits radio waves with almost no power – without violating the laws of physics A wireless transmitter uses almost no power and at first glance appears to violate the laws of physics. It’s actually a clever use of physics that could one day transmit data from tiny remote sensors.

40M in great shape listen for yours truly at 7mins 45. Trusty IC 7700 pumping out 200 watts on 40M Oh Happy days
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gw8IvuLZkro&ab_channel=DIGITALHAMRADIODIARY-M0FXB