Military Ham Radio Complete Set, Working

Here is what I know. There are no batteries. This was serviced in 1986 with tag as proof. This has been tested and works and this is the most comprehensive set anywhere in the world, unless you have one with batteries. I have more pictures if you want more. All ID plates are attached as designed. The case is in good condition and all latches are complete and installed as designed. This is what you get: 1 storage case (27.5 inches wide, 19.5 inches deep, 23 inches tall. Full and total weight is approximately 200 pounds, fully loaded as seen), 2 carry harnesses, battery cables, the top lid cover locks in. MFN 56150 Winslow Electronics Morse Code, 1 set headphones (they need new pads), 2 trays in the bottom, 1 telescoping antenna, 1 set of poles, 1 small set of white brackets, MX-4430/PRC-47 Adapter Battery Terminal from the Bendix Corp. A new PL-177 WA tube for AN/PRC-47, 1 Technical Manual and Checklist, set of 8 nails, 1 connectivity wire, 1 transmitting set for AN/PRT-4A from Delco Radio Division Walkie Talkie with complete Antenna with serial number 17-343, 1 phone style handset H-33F/PT from Electronics Copr MFG 4789-PP61, 2 green cloth tie down straps, 1 U-92A/U Connector, 1 U-239/PRC-47 Adapter cable to Connector 06845, 1 AS-2259/GR antenna and AN-PRC-47/637K1 load Tune Setting versus Frequency chart, Battery cradle cables, and one Field and Vehicle detachable Speaker. All knobs, pulls, latches, and buttons function as designed. I have this cross posted, so do not miss out here. If you want to pick this up, that is ok. If you want me to ship, it will cost $550, but if actual shipping cost is less, then you get money back. I do not make money on shipping. This weighs very close to 200 pounds. This vintage receiver transmitter radio is a rare find for militaria collectors. With a model number of RT-671/PRC-47 or CY-3762/PRC-47, it is a highly sought-after item for those interested in surplus radios. This piece has been well-maintained and is in excellent working condition, making it a great addition to any collection. The radio was manufactured in the United States and is a great example of the quality craftsmanship that went into military equipment. As a modified item, it is not suitable for use in everyday life, but it is perfect for collectors who want to add a unique piece to their collection. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own this rare vintage radio.