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The Yaesu FT-101Z is a vintage transceiver marked for parts or not working, while the Yaesu FC-757AT is a used HF automatic tuner described as tested and working. Compare their roles, $70.01 price gap, and best use cases.
Choose between a 50-foot LMR-400 PL-259 coax cable for a direct feed-line setup and six vintage 4:1 baluns for antenna projects. The right pick depends on ready-to-connect cabling versus untested components.
Compare the $56.98 50-foot LMR-400 cable with PL-259 ends against the $89.17 RG142 cable with Mini UHF and SMA male ends, then choose by connector match, cable format, and the $32.19 price spread.
The Kenwood TS-520SE is the actual HF transceiver, while the Yaesu FC-757AT is an automatic antenna tuner. Compare their roles, prices, testing details, and best use cases before choosing for your ham radio setup.
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