Radios Available

[Rolf - OS]

I have access to two German radios.
1. Becker Radio AR 4201- Part.-No. 868.541-910 , Serial-No. 3533
2. Dittel Radio FSG 71 M- Part,- No. 027/2 - 11 , Serial-No. 311 - 12070
Cost is $500 and $450 respectively delivered. They were removed in operating condition because Germany is requiring all radios to be at 8 KHz channel separation.
You can reach me at N11rdbird <at> att dot net
Rolf (CCSC-Ohio)

[Steve Parker[_2_]]

At 03:21 21 November 2016, Rolf - OS wrote:
>I have access to two German radios.
>1. Becker Radio AR 4201- Part.-No. 868.541-910 , Serial-No. 3533
>2. Dittel Radio FSG 71 M- Part,- No. 027/2 - 11 , Serial-No. 311 -
12070
>Cost is $500 and $450 respectively delivered. They were removed in
>operating condition because Germany is requiring all radios to be at 8
KHz
>channel separation.
>You can reach me at N11rdbird att dot net
>Rolf (CCSC-Ohio)


Not just Germany, the whole of the European Union including the UK have to
change perfectly serviceable radios for 8.33 KHz spaced radios in the next
12 months or so.
There are and will be many thousands of perfectly serviceable radios that
will be surplus to requirements.
I am looking at a Becker AR4201 on my shelf that I removed from my glider a
couple of weeks ago, I think I will use it as a wheel chock.
Long live European bureaucracy!!!
Steve.

[krasw]

maanantai 21. marraskuuta 2016 11.45.06 UTC+2 Steve Parker kirjoitti:
> At 03:21 21 November 2016, Rolf - OS wrote:
> >I have access to two German radios.
> >1. Becker Radio AR 4201- Part.-No. 868.541-910 , Serial-No. 3533
> >2. Dittel Radio FSG 71 M- Part,- No. 027/2 - 11 , Serial-No. 311 -
> 12070
> >Cost is $500 and $450 respectively delivered. They were removed in
> >operating condition because Germany is requiring all radios to be at 8
> KHz
> >channel separation.
> >You can reach me at N11rdbird att dot net
> >Rolf (CCSC-Ohio)
>
>
> Not just Germany, the whole of the European Union including the UK have to
> change perfectly serviceable radios for 8.33 KHz spaced radios in the next
> 12 months or so.
> There are and will be many thousands of perfectly serviceable radios that
> will be surplus to requirements.
> I am looking at a Becker AR4201 on my shelf that I removed from my glider a
> couple of weeks ago, I think I will use it as a wheel chock.
> Long live European bureaucracy!!!
> Steve.

Well at least you change the radios because your country will use the new 8.33 kHz channels. Our's won't because there is no need for that, so we will use our new, expensive radios in 25khz mode. How about that?

[Steve Leonard[_2_]]

On Monday, November 21, 2016 at 3:45:06 AM UTC-6, Steve Parker wrote:

> Not just Germany, the whole of the European Union including the UK have to
> change perfectly serviceable radios for 8.33 KHz spaced radios in the next
> 12 months or so.
> There are and will be many thousands of perfectly serviceable radios that
> will be surplus to requirements.
> I am looking at a Becker AR4201 on my shelf that I removed from my glider a
> couple of weeks ago, I think I will use it as a wheel chock.
> Long live European bureaucracy!!!
> Steve.

Be sure to paint your radio/wheel chock yellow first. You wouldn't want to leave it on the floor and accidentally run over it with your plane and damage a tyre!

Another Steve