Condition:

Very nice clean example

Whats included:

Multi-mode transceiver for the 6m amateur band. Max power output is 2.5 Watts, with optional clip-on amplifier is 10 Watts. Powered by Ni-Cd batteries, completely self-contained and portable. 25Hz min tuning step, noise blanker, receiver clarifier (RIT), CW semi break-in, 10 memory channels, two VFO. Ideated in Japan, year of introduction 1986.

FT-690R II repeater operation

The key [RPT] activates standard repeater shift of the transmitting frequency relative to the receiving frequency: either + or - 1 MHz. Multiple presses of this key causes cycling through the three possible settings. When + or - shift is selected a "+" or "-" appears near the lower left corner of the display. The alternate function of this key [DUP] causes split frequency (semi-duplex) operation between VFOs A and B, with one VFO determining the transmit frequency and mode, and the other determining receiving frequency and mode. Both VFOs should first be set while receiving. A bar appears beneath the DUP label on the display, while + and - repeater shift selections are ignored in semi-duplex operation.

Receive 50.0000 ~ 54.0000 MHz

Transmit 50.0000 ~ 54.0000 MHz