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The RadioShack Corporation is previously known by the Tandy Corporation and has produced many radio receivers over the years. They have produced very few 2-way radio transceivers that are specifically marketed to amateur radio operators. This is a list of amateur radio transceivers under the Realistic brand made by RadioShack (Radio Shack.) | The RadioShack Corporation is previously known by the Tandy Corporation and has produced many radio receivers over the years. They have produced very few 2-way radio transceivers that are specifically marketed to amateur radio operators. This is a list of amateur radio transceivers under the Realistic brand made by RadioShack (Radio Shack.) | ||
| − | #HTX-10 (mobile) | + | #HTX-10 (mobile), HF, 10-meter, AM, FM, SSB, mod available for 11-meter |
| − | #HTX-100 (mobile) | + | #HTX-100 (mobile), HF, 10-meter, SSB, CW (RSPN# [http://support.radioshack.com/support_tutorials/communications/cfq-1901101.htm 190-1101]) |
| − | #HTX-202 (hand held) | + | #HTX-200 (hand held), VHF, 2-meter, FM (RSPN# [http://support.radioshack.com/support_tutorials/communications/cfq-1901102.htm 190-1102]) |
| + | #HTX-202 (hand held), VHF, 2-meter, FM (RSPN# [http://support.radioshack.com/support_tutorials/communications/cfq-1901120.htm 190-1120]) | ||
| + | #HTX-204 (hand held), VHF, UHF, 2-meter, 70-cm, FM | ||
| + | #HTX-212 (hand held), VHF, 2-meter, FM | ||
| + | #HTX-242 (mobile), VHF, 2-meter, FM (RSPN# [http://support.radioshack.com/support_tutorials/communications/cfq-1901126.htm 190-1126]) | ||
| + | #HTX-245 (???), VHF, UHF, 2-meter, 70-cm (RSPN# [http://support.radioshack.com/support_tutorials/communications/cfq-1901106.htm 190-1106]) | ||
| + | #HTX-252 (mobile), VHF, 2-meter, FM (RSPN# [http://support.radioshack.com/support_tutorials/communications/cfq-1901127.htm 190-1127]) | ||
| + | #HTX-400 (mobile), UHF, 70-cm, FM, mod ??? (RSPN# [http://support.radioshack.com/support_tutorials/communications/cfq-1901104.htm 190-1104]) | ||
| + | #HTX-404 (hand held), UHF, 70-cm, FM, mod available but no FRS/GMRS coverage (RSPN# [http://support.radioshack.com/support_tutorials/communications/cfq-1901140.htm 190-1140]) | ||
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| + | Tandy RadioShack produced a 190-1122 HTA-20 VHF Amplifier for amateur radio producing up to 30-watts out. (RSPN# [http://support.radioshack.com/support_tutorials/communications/cfq-1901122.htm 190-1122]) | ||
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| + | No Citizen Band transceivers are included in THIS LIST although a number were produced. | ||
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| + | <small>In February 2015, RadioShack Corporation declared bankruptcy and announced that it was closing or selling all of its American stores. Standard General bought the company at a bankruptcy auction. The General Wireless company was created to own Radio Shack along with Sprint. A fraction of Radio Shack stores remained open using the trandmark name to sell some of the former products along with being a cell phone store for Sprint. Wireless carrier Sprint will use the Radio Shack stores to expand Sprint mobile phone operations. RadioShack is now another name for Sprint.</small> | ||
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| + | [[Category:Electronics]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Radio]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Ham Radio]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:03, 20 July 2016
The RadioShack Corporation is previously known by the Tandy Corporation and has produced many radio receivers over the years. They have produced very few 2-way radio transceivers that are specifically marketed to amateur radio operators. This is a list of amateur radio transceivers under the Realistic brand made by RadioShack (Radio Shack.)
- HTX-10 (mobile), HF, 10-meter, AM, FM, SSB, mod available for 11-meter
- HTX-100 (mobile), HF, 10-meter, SSB, CW (RSPN# 190-1101)
- HTX-200 (hand held), VHF, 2-meter, FM (RSPN# 190-1102)
- HTX-202 (hand held), VHF, 2-meter, FM (RSPN# 190-1120)
- HTX-204 (hand held), VHF, UHF, 2-meter, 70-cm, FM
- HTX-212 (hand held), VHF, 2-meter, FM
- HTX-242 (mobile), VHF, 2-meter, FM (RSPN# 190-1126)
- HTX-245 (???), VHF, UHF, 2-meter, 70-cm (RSPN# 190-1106)
- HTX-252 (mobile), VHF, 2-meter, FM (RSPN# 190-1127)
- HTX-400 (mobile), UHF, 70-cm, FM, mod ??? (RSPN# 190-1104)
- HTX-404 (hand held), UHF, 70-cm, FM, mod available but no FRS/GMRS coverage (RSPN# 190-1140)
notes:
Tandy RadioShack produced a 190-1122 HTA-20 VHF Amplifier for amateur radio producing up to 30-watts out. (RSPN# 190-1122)
No Citizen Band transceivers are included in THIS LIST although a number were produced.
In February 2015, RadioShack Corporation declared bankruptcy and announced that it was closing or selling all of its American stores. Standard General bought the company at a bankruptcy auction. The General Wireless company was created to own Radio Shack along with Sprint. A fraction of Radio Shack stores remained open using the trandmark name to sell some of the former products along with being a cell phone store for Sprint. Wireless carrier Sprint will use the Radio Shack stores to expand Sprint mobile phone operations. RadioShack is now another name for Sprint.
