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On Wed, 18 Feb 2004 05:17:20 GMT, "Pete Holden"
wrote: A few years ago, when I was really getting fired up for ham radio, I bought an IC756. Well, as time has passed I've settled in on what I really like. I don't do contests, don't do SSB, no AM or FM, no RTTY, etc. I just do CW. Okay, not straight key, but I just like CW and mostly on either 20 or 15 meters. I don't need memories or computer control or whatever. I'm just looking for the best rig for CW. I want something that will dig a signal out of the QSB, QRN and QRM. I read a lot of guys raving about their QRP rigs but I do want something that'll run 100 watts. Now, I'm not necessarily looking for an inexpensive rig. In fact, maybe my 756 will do as good a job as any. If that's the case, tell me. Suggestions please.... Thanks, Pete I'd just look at the Ten Tec offerings, as they pay a lot of attention to CW operation. The Orion, Jupiter or Argonaut V. Also, email Ten Tec for their used/demo rigs -- they take older Ten Tecs in for trade and resell them w/30 day warranty. On the other hand, will any Ten Tec do better than your 756, loaded with good cw filters? Hard to say. Bob k5qwg |