Ham Radio Equipment updates

All models listed in order in which they where added to the site.

	Hallicrafters S-200 Shortwave broadcast receiver 1965-1966	RX AM 0.54-1.6 / 5.9-6.25 / 9.45-9.8 / 11.65-12.05 / 15.05-15.55 MHz TX - -
	Hallicrafters S-125 Desktop Shortwave receiver 1970-1972	RX AM CW 0.55-30 MHz TX - -
	Hallicrafters S-120A Desktop Shortwave receiver 1967-1969	RX AM CW SSB 0.55-30 MHz TX - -
	Hallicrafters S-106 Desktop 6m Receiver 1956-1957	RX AM 50-54 MHz TX - -
	Hallicrafters S-103 Desktop HF Receiver 1956-1957	RX - 0.535-1.62 / 5.8-18.3 MHz TX - -
	Hallicrafters S-102 Desktop VHF Receiver 1956-1957	RX AM 143-149 MHz TX - -
	Hallicrafters S-93 Desktop HF receiver 1955-1959	RX - 0.54-18 MHz TX - -
	Hallicrafters S-86 Desktop HF receiver 1954-1957	RX AM CW 0.54-34 MHz TX - -
	Hallicrafters S-85U Desktop HF receiver 1954-1959	RX AM CW 0.54-34 MHz in 4 bands TX - -
	Hallicrafters S-80 Desktop HF Receiver 1951-1952	RX FM 0.54-1.62 / 6-18 MHz TX - -
	Hallicrafters S-77A HF Receiver 1952-1955	RX AM CW 0.54-44 MHz TX - -
	Hallicrafters S-72R Portable Amateur Receiver 1950-1955	RX AM CW 0.54-31 MHz in four bands TX - -
	Hallicrafters S-36AO Desktop HF/VHF Receiver 1944-194x	RX AM FM 27.8-143 MHz in three bands TX - -
	Hallicrafters S-36 Desktop HF/VHF Receiver 1942-194x	RX AM FM 27.8-143 MHz in three bands TX - -
	Hallicrafters S-27B Desktop VHF receiver 194x-194x	RX AM FM CW 36-165 MHz TX - -
	Hallicrafters S-27 Desktop Shortwave receiver 1940-1943	RX AM FM CW 27-4 / 45-84 / 81-145 MHz TX - -
	Hallicrafters S-17 HF Receiver 1938-193x	RX AM CW 0.54-38.1 MHz in 5 bands TX - -
	DXpatrol QO-100 Mk2 70 cm to 2400 MHz Transmitting Converter 2019-202x	RX - 2.4 GHz (13 cm) TX - 2.4 GHz (13 cm)
	DXpatrol QO-100 70 cm to 2400 MHz Transmitting Converter 2019-2019	RX - 2.4 GHz (13 cm) TX - 2.4 GHz (13 cm)
	Baofeng DM-9HX Dual-band DMR handheld 2018-202x	RX FM N-FM W-FM DMR 65-108 / 136-174 / 400-480 MHz TX FM N-FM DMR 136-174 / 400-480 MHz

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