My old (tube) tranceivers and receivers.


Trio (Kenwood) TS-510D. Desktop HF Transceiver. 160 Watt input. SSB, CW.

Trio PS-510D Power Supply and Speaker Unit. Trio VFO-5D Variable Frequency Unit.

14 tubes 6AW8A 12BY7A 6CB6 6BZ6 6BA6 6GH8A 6CB6 6BA6 6BM8 6GH8A 6BA6 6GH8A 2*S2001 (Finals)

2 FET's, 14 transistors, 30 diodes.  Manufactured ~ 1969.


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Kenwood TS-515. SSB, CW. Input power 180 watt. Manufactured Early 1970s

10 tubes  6BA6 6BA6 6CB6 6CB6 12GN7A 12BY7A 6BZ6 6AW8A 2*S2001 or 2*6146B (Finals).

1 IC, 4 FET's, 37 transistors, 57 diodes.


Trio (Kenwood) 9R-59D.  8 tubes 3*6BA6/EF93, 2*6BE6/EK90, 2*6AQ8/ECC85, 1*6AQ5/EL90.

6 transistors 6 diodes. Manufactured ~ 1969.

TNX Gert PA3EJB


Kenwood Transmitter model T-599S / Receiver R-599D and Speaker S-599.

Kenwood Transmitter model T-599S / Receiver R-599D and Speaker S-599.

Property of Bertus PD3BC.


Kenwood TS-520.

Kenwood TS-520. Manufactured 1974. Power 120W PEP SSB and 100W CW.

Is designed for SSB and CW modes in de 80 through 10 meter bands.

3 Tubes 12BY7A (Driver), 2*S2001A or 2*6146B (Finals). 17 FET's, 47 transistors, 85 diodes.

2 meter Transverter TV-502. It operates from 144 to 146 MHz with 8 watt output.

5 FETs, 15 Transistors, 10 Diodes.

Remote variable frequency oscillator. VFO-520.

Antenna tuner AT-200.

Speaker. SP-520.

Everything in working order.


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Kenwood TS-520. Kenwood SP-520. Kenwood 2 meter Transverter TV-502.

Kenwood VFO 520. Kenwood Antenna Tuner AT-200.


Kenwood TS-820.
Tube:  12BY7A (Driver), 2*S2001A or 2*6146B (Finals)

TNX Gert PA3EJB.


Kenwood / Trio microphone MC-10. Dynamic mic. Impedance 500 Ω.

Used with different Kenwood transceivers  TS-520, TS-820, TS-700, T-599S. etc.


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Kenwood TS-700. 2 meter multimode transceiver. Operation in FM, LSB, USB, AM and CW modes.

Power output  10 watts FM, SSB, CW, 3 watts AM. Frequency coverage is 144-147.999 MHz.

Manufactured 1974.



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