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Hans Johansson wrote:
Hi all, What is your practical experience of all these new very small (and attractive) HF transceivers? Can they deliver good quality with that small foot print? cheers, Hans / SM0IMJ Hello Hans, You sound like someone who has been "out of the hobby" for a while. Is that true? Remember: things have been changing fast in high-tech! The latest small radios are just great for occasional/moderate/mobile users. I have a radio in my car that covers 160M through 70 cm, 100 watts, CW and voice, and it's about the size of a large paperback novel. (Yaesu FT-100) The short answer is: Yes, they are very good, and VERY competitive, which is good for us, the consumer. My advice is that you try to put your hands on the front panel of a radio that you want to buy, in case you have big fat fingers like I have! Stick with the major brands, and go to arrl.org and other sites that have reviews. All the best, and 73, Dave KZ1O -- This file is PureMail protected. To reply to the sender, you MUST include this in the subject line: RNWENK29CD 04/01/2004 (without that string in the subject, your message will be deleted, unread) |
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