King Ky-196 Needs Display, Strong Transmit Power Parts / Repair No Returns on 2040-parts.com
Carolina, Puerto Rico, United States
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KY-196 28 volts for parts or repair. Has 18-19 watts transmit power (see first photo) but needs digital display. Frequency control knob did not change frequencies on the bench, so expect it to need other work. Sold as is for parts or repair--no returns or refunds. Testing equipment and test harness in photos not included.
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