Yaesu Original FT-991A HF/50/140/430 MHz All Mode"Field Gear" Transceiver - 100 Watts (50 Watts on 140/430MHz) - 3 Year Warranty

Experience Excellence in Transceiver Technology with YAESU FT-991A Elevate your communication experience with the YAESU FT-991A Transceiver, the advanced successor to the renowned FT-991. This all-encompassing transceiver brings together cutting-edge features, all-mode functionality, and digital capabilities, making it a must-have for radio enthusiasts and operators. Key Features and Benefits: 📡 All-Mode, All-Band Performance: From MF to HF, VHF to UHF, the FT-991A covers it all, ensuring seamless communication across various frequency ranges. 🔊 C4FM Digital Capability: With System Fusion (C4FM) Digital Capability, you can explore digital communication modes, opening up a world of possibilities. 📻 Versatile Operation: The FT-991A supports a wide range of modes including CW, AM, FM, SSB, and digital modes like Packet, PSK31, RTTY, and C4FM. 🖥️ Advanced Technology: Benefit from enhanced digital capabilities while maintaining the familiarity of traditional communication modes. Elevate Your Radio Experience: Brand: YAESU Color: Black Features: All-Mode, All-Band Performance, C4FM Digital Capability, Versatile Operation, Advanced Technology Part Number: hbuic-sua-p3001 EAN: 0702646182286 The YAESU FT-991A Transceiver is a masterpiece of engineering, designed to provide a comprehensive and rewarding radio experience. Whether you're communicating across short or long distances, exploring digital modes, or engaging in traditional modes, this transceiver ensures your message is heard loud and clear. Upgrade to excellence with the YAESU FT-991A and take your communication to the next level.   Important Note About Operating HAM Radios: Structure, Learning, and FCC License Caution: Operating Radio Communication Devices When using radio communication devices, including ham radios, GMRS radios, and marine radios, it's crucial to be aware of the legal requirements and regulations in your jurisdiction. While these devices offer valuable communication capabilities, improper use can lead to legal consequences and even endanger lives. Here are a few important points to consider: Licensing Requirements: Many radio communication devices, such as ham radios and marine radios, require a license from the relevant regulatory authority. Before operating such devices, ensure you have the necessary license or permit to avoid legal issues. Training and Knowledge: Operating radio communication devices involves a structured approach in terms of communication protocols and understanding frequency usage. Proper training and knowledge are essential to ensure effective and lawful communication. Emergency Communication: While some devices, like marine radios, allow unlicensed use in emergency situations, it's vital to use them responsibly and only for genuine distress calls or safety-related communication. Misusing emergency channels can divert resources from real emergencies and is illegal. Respect Frequency Bands: Different radio services, such as ham radio, GMRS, and marine bands, have designated frequency ranges. Respect these bands and use the appropriate frequencies for your intended communication. Unauthorized use of certain frequencies can interfere with critical communication systems. Privacy and Etiquette: Keep in mind that radio communication is often heard by others in the vicinity. Practice proper radio etiquette and respect the privacy of other users. Avoid transmitting sensitive or personal information over open channels. Legal Consequences: Operating radio communication devices without the required license or in violation of regulations can result in penalties, fines, or legal actions. Additionally, misuse of communication devices can disrupt emergency services and endanger lives. Continuous Learning: For those interested in ham radio operation, GMRS, or other forms of radio communication, consider pursuing relevant training and certification. Continuous learning will not only improve your skills but also ensure you are aware of current regulations. If you're new to radio communication, take the time to educate yourself about the specific requirements and guidelines in your area. Whether you're using a ham radio for hobbyist purposes or a marine radio for boating safety, responsible and informed operation is essential. Prioritize safety, respect for regulations, and proper etiquette to make the most of your radio communication experience.