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Early Yaesu Musen Co. SSB Ham Radio Equipment in Australia |  |
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Early Yaesu Musen Co. SSB Ham Radio Equipment in Australia | |
Below is the second page of a three page Trade Review on the FL-50, which featured in the October 1968 issue of the Wireless Institute of Australia's Amateur Radio magazine.
Go to Page 3 of the FL-50 Review
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| Another photo of the 50 series taken for Bail's by Victorian photographer and radio amateur Alan Elliott in June 1967. |
Fred Bail passed away in the late 1970's, Jim Bail passed away in the early 1980's. Following Fred's passing their company was sold to Stan Roberts of Teletramel, who continued to run Bail Electronic Services into the early 1990's from the Victorian country town of Wangaratta.
The author would
be happy to hear from anybody who has very early Yaesu equipment,
such as FL-20 Mark's 1 and 2, or FL-100B Mark's 1 and 2. By way
of some background information on the author, Greg Whiter was
employed by Bail Electronic Services (see
1974 staff photo) from
the late 1960's through to 1977. Following this period he formed
the company GFS Electronic Imports, of which he is still a
director today.
Any comments on
this web site should be directed to the author, Greg Whiter at :
gfs@alphalink.com.augfs@alphalink.com.au
| Next Page - FL-50/FR-50 Magazine Review, 1968, Page 3 of 3 |
| Other
Pages at this site, include:
FL-10/40 Details,
FL-20
Circuit and
photos, BES 1974 Staff
Photo,
Yaesu/VK3YS/VK3ABA QSL
Cards, FL-50 Magazine
Review
and photos, Photo and details of Yaesu's
first SSB Transceiver, the 1966 released solid state
FT-100,
The Yaesu Museum
(German Site) Other web articles by the same author The Chronological History of the Development of Radio Origins Of The Handie Talkie The History Of Clark Masts The Early History of GFS Electronics |
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