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Where to buy Yaesu
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www.hamradio.com www.burghardt-amateur.com "Michael Gardner" wrote in message ... I'm looking to buy some Yeasu equipment. Can I get some recommendations on trustworthy places to buy on the Internet or within 200 miles of central Illinois? tnx mgg -- sig goes here |
www.aesham.net
www.hamradio.com www.burghardt-amateur.com "Michael Gardner" wrote in message ... I'm looking to buy some Yeasu equipment. Can I get some recommendations on trustworthy places to buy on the Internet or within 200 miles of central Illinois? tnx mgg -- sig goes here |
"Hamguy" wrote in message ... www.aesham.net www.hamradio.com www.burghardt-amateur.com "Michael Gardner" wrote in message ... I'm looking to buy some Yeasu equipment. Can I get some recommendations on trustworthy places to buy on the Internet or within 200 miles of central Illinois? You want to find a "Trustworthy" place to buy crappy radios? Think again before buying Yaesu (****). Look at www.eham.com for "inputs". |
"Hamguy" wrote in message ... www.aesham.net www.hamradio.com www.burghardt-amateur.com "Michael Gardner" wrote in message ... I'm looking to buy some Yeasu equipment. Can I get some recommendations on trustworthy places to buy on the Internet or within 200 miles of central Illinois? You want to find a "Trustworthy" place to buy crappy radios? Think again before buying Yaesu (****). Look at www.eham.com for "inputs". |
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"Hamguy" wrote in message ... www.aesham.net www.hamradio.com www.burghardt-amateur.com "Michael Gardner" wrote in message ... I'm looking to buy some Yeasu equipment. Can I get some recommendations on trustworthy places to buy on the Internet or within 200 miles of central Illinois? You want to find a "Trustworthy" place to buy crappy radios? Think again before buying Yaesu (****). Look at www.eham.com for "inputs". Hey, you need to get together with the dude that continually posts. ISOTRON = JUNK so you two can post 2 or 3 word judgements. I checked out eham, and the reviews for Yaesu. They are rated consistent with the other brands. |
I think you mean www.comdac.com. They are my nearest amateur radio store
too, but I've never visited it. I've seen them at hamfests but have never bought anything from them. Alan AB2OS On 07/19/04 04:51 pm Dustin put fingers to keyboard and launched the following message into cyberspace: well, I have always liked yaesu.. I recommend www.comdaq.com they are the local HAM radio store where I am located. Give them a try. Barb and Duane will make sure you are taken care of. I'm sure. Tell them I sent you. |
I think you mean www.comdac.com. They are my nearest amateur radio store
too, but I've never visited it. I've seen them at hamfests but have never bought anything from them. Alan AB2OS On 07/19/04 04:51 pm Dustin put fingers to keyboard and launched the following message into cyberspace: well, I have always liked yaesu.. I recommend www.comdaq.com they are the local HAM radio store where I am located. Give them a try. Barb and Duane will make sure you are taken care of. I'm sure. Tell them I sent you. |
If you're interested in buying new ham gear at above retail prices, you can try
Upay, I mean Ebay. For example, the Kenwood TM-271A typically sells for $175-190 on Ebay, new or used, while you can get it retail at dealers for $145. |
If you're interested in buying new ham gear at above retail prices, you can try
Upay, I mean Ebay. For example, the Kenwood TM-271A typically sells for $175-190 on Ebay, new or used, while you can get it retail at dealers for $145. |
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