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Steve,
You're asking the Ford vs. Chevy question...and everyone will have their favorite. There may not be one answer, at all. Given the top price you're willing to pay, you can have, arguably, any receiver you want that might be available. Your broad spec could be met by a myriad of receivers. Entering the Ford vs. Chevy argument, I'd recommend the Collins 51J4 or the R-390A. Cheaper but entirely usable would be the Hammarlund HQ-180AC. There are many, more esoteric, radios that can be had up to $2000, to be sure. You did mention, however, the implied ability to repair and maintain. Beware of equipment that is beyond a reasonable hope of home or local repair. For example, many excellent and modern receivers, especially military or high-end commercial, either require a depot repair environment or parts and modules that are virtually "unobtanium". What's not been said is what you really want to do with the gear. Is it simple short-wave listening or serious collecting? Maybe you could pass on more details about your requirements? And, which side of the pond are you on? de Jeep/K3HVG |
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