The Yaesu FTDX-100 from 1967 is one of the manufacturer's early flagship HF radios, predating the well-known FT-101 series. Its single-conversion superheterodyne receiver covers the eight classic HF bands from 80 to 10 meters and delivers up to 65 watts PEP on SSB/CW. Tuning is purely analog and continuous, with no memory channels.
Highlights
One of Yaesu's early "FT DX" flagship radios, predating the FT-101 seriesSingle-conversion superheterodyne receiver with a 3.18 MHz IF, sensitivity below 1 µVAnalog, continuous tuning with no memory channelsVOX and a 100 kHz calibratorUp to 65 W PEP on SSB/CW, 15 W on AM