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Old February 16th 04, 03:05 AM
 
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Henry Kolesnik wrote:

You might want to consider going to a ham swapfest and buying a good used
commercial unit by HP or others. I see very good ones going cheap ($20 to
$30) especially if they're 100MHz and below.
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hank wd5jfr



Right! I got one for $5.00 - a Ramsey with a cold
solder joint, works perfectly now, and another
for $10 - goes only to 50 MHz, both at hamfests.
 
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