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![]() "tjbitt" wrote in message oups.com... Yea, I hate to admit it but bought the R4C from Radiomart. Had never read anythig bad previously, til I started checking into him further. The radio truly is in great cosmetic condition, little dust under the hood, the bottom side of the chassis is clean. The radios main prob is no ssb and the dial calibration way off. Martyn said to return it and he would fix it. The more I find out, the less sure I am I even want to send the radio back to him. It's a bigger waste to pay shipping back to him and wonder if it will ever be right. What's the consensus? I think I will take up the suggestion to send the rig to Jeff Covelli and get it fixed right, and even though I will spend more than I wanted to on the radio, at least it will be in good working order and a keeper. The other alternative doesn't appeal to me. What do ya think.? I sure wished I'd come here first...... guess your never too old to make a mistake though-----Ted KQ4MZ I would not return it to Radiomart- who knows what the result would be, or his skills. Get it done right, and do everyone a favor and leave negative feedback if the radio was sold as being in working order. Dale W4OP |
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