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The Yaesu FRG-7 is an all mode receiver covering 200 kHz to 29.90 MHz in four bands. Modes of reception include AM, USB and LSB/CW. The display is linear analog providing up to ±5 kHz dial accuracy. Features include: RF Attenuator, Preselector, Fine Tuning [later production], Tone Control and ANL. There is a carry handle on the right side.
Yaesu FRG7
Power supply: Mains: 100 / 110 / 117 / 200 / 220 / 234 VAC (Fixed power cord) or 13.5 VDC (Barrel connector, center positive) Battery option (Eight R20 / D) Current drain / power consumption: 14 VA @ mains. Antenna impedance / connector: Below 1.6 MHz: Hi-Z / Spring terminals.
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Yaesu FRG-7 Instruction Manual. 18 pages. uploaded by Gerd. PDF, 3.35 MB.
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Common to other Yaesu receivers, the FRG has 3-way power. Plug it in to AC, use and external 12 volt DC supply, or use the internal battery pack, which takes eight D cells. Even though the FRG-7 was in produc tion from 1976 to 1980, it is one of those classic designs that remains popular to this day.
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The FRG-7 will also operate from eight dry cells in the built-in dry cell pack. (Cells are not sup- plied.) If the AC supply fails, the dry cell supply is automatically connected to the circuit. The following Table I shows the power supply combination of FRG-7. Power Source AC Supply External DC Internal DC O Power source in use
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At the time I also had the Yaesu FRG-7. The Sears needed realignment, and after that was done, it was equal in performance to the Yaesu. Appearance-wise, the only difference was that the Sears had a gray painted cabinet, versus the Yaesu's green. All the knobs, VFO dial, Wadley tuning, S -meter, fine tuning, etc was exactly the same.
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The Yaesu FRG-7 is an all mode receiver covering 200 kHz to 29.90 MHz in four bands. Modes of reception include AM, USB and LSB/CW. The display is linear analog providing up to ±5 kHz dial accuracy. Features include: RF Attenuator, Preselector, Fine Tuning [later production], Tone Control and ANL. There is a carry handle on the right side.
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From The RadioReference Wiki This page is devoted to the Yaesu FRG-7 analog receiver. It was manufactured in the late 70s and early 80s.
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We used to call it the 'Frog'-7. It was a decent entry level communications receiver in it's day. Also one of the first to use the Wadley Loop design. The tuning accuracy was better than some higher priced units. That's because it tuned in 1-Mhz increments or bands across the HF spectrum. The sensitivity was average.
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November-20 2023 Very good AM receiver for listening to short waves, good sensitivity. [End post] Bernmeister September-25 2023 I am surprised there are no additional reviews. The FRG-7 is a user friendly radio once you get used to it. My only gripe was the excessive BFO drift.
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by Kostas (SV3ORA) The Yaesu FRG-7 is a general coverage MW/SW receiver that uses the Wadley Loop system for stabilizing the frequency tuning. The receiver has a good sound on AM mode, that reminds me the tube receivers sound. However, on sideband mode, it is pretty much useless.