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Barry Rungeling Jr. Posted on Jan 30, 2014
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I have no output on my ic-750 & cant get anyone too fix this rig

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Any ham radio store can fix them. or can send to the factory. and the good thing about amateur radio is individuals cant charge you to fix it.. LOL.
just for price of parts.

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