I'd keep it. Heck, if you ever needed "irreplaceable" components, you
might just find a parts unit or components salvaged from a junker. I've
done that for some of my rigs. When I bought my Yaesu FT-920 I kept the
drake C line at the main operating position. Now if space is a problem
then you'll have to make room. I bet you could make a nice little bundle
just by selling the RV-75 alone.

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Sent: Thursday, July 31, 2003 4:51 PM
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Subject: [drakelist] Should I get rid of my 7 line?


I have a 7 line (TR-7, R-7, MN-2700, RV-75, MS-7) ... I use them every 
day as my primary rig. I am starting to get nervous about 
maintainability.
Should I sell them and get something for a company still in the 
business (Ten-Tec or Kenwood)?
I can find and fix problems if I can get parts....the parts issue 
worries me.
What have other hams on Drakelist done?

S. L. Garwood
KJ5AL

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