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			Are there any places/sites where I can buy ham radio in Kit form? I want 
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	
	my daughtrer to build one for herself as an introduction to this new hobby. She just got her license. Thanks, Jatin ==============  | 
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			Lots of Ham Radio kits available at URL: 
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	
	http://ac6v.com/kits.htm#HAM Many different vendors If you can afford it and have the time -- try an Elecraft -- great transceiver http://www.elecraft.com/ -- CL -- I doubt, therefore I might be ! "Jatin" wrote in message ... Are there any places/sites where I can buy ham radio in Kit form? I want my daughtrer to build one for herself as an introduction to this new hobby. She just got her license. Thanks, Jatin ==============  | 
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			Thanks. Just what I was looking for! 
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	
	Jatin ========== Caveat Lector wrote: Lots of Ham Radio kits available at URL: http://ac6v.com/kits.htm#HAM Many different vendors If you can afford it and have the time -- try an Elecraft -- great transceiver http://www.elecraft.com/  | 
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	There are all sorts of kit vendors out there. www.qrqrci.org has quite an extensive list. But I would agree with Lector, if the price of the Elecraft doesn't scare you off, it is a really great radio ... any one of them. Notice that they are really for different users. The KX1 is designed to be "trail-friendly". By that they mean not only small and light, but convenient if you are sitting on a log. The K1 is a nice portable rig, and with the internal tuner and batteries, it is a great hotel-room or picnic table rig. The K2 is more of a base rig, although lots and lots of folks use them portable. To many people, the K2 is the "ultimate" rig. ... "Jatin" wrote in message m... Thanks. Just what I was looking for! Jatin ========== Caveat Lector wrote: Lots of Ham Radio kits available at URL: http://ac6v.com/kits.htm#HAM Many different vendors If you can afford it and have the time -- try an Elecraft -- great transceiver http://www.elecraft.com/  | 
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	Jatin There are all sorts of kit vendors out there. www.qrqrci.org has quite an extensive list. But I would agree with Lector, if the price of the Elecraft doesn't scare you off, it is a really great radio ... any one of them. Is there a typo in the url that you mentioned? I couldn't connect to it. Notice that they are really for different users. The KX1 is designed to be "trail-friendly". By that they mean not only small and light, but convenient if you are sitting on a log. The K1 is a nice portable rig, and with the internal tuner and batteries, it is a great hotel-room or picnic table rig. The K2 is more of a base rig, although lots and lots of folks use them portable. To many people, the K2 is the "ultimate" rig. I am considering Elecraft, hopefully that would be a Christmas gift ![]() Jatin =================  | 
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			 There are all sorts of kit vendors out there.  www.qrqrci.org has 
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	
	quite an extensive list. But I would agree with Lector, if the price of the Elecraft doesn't scare you off, it is a really great radio ... any one of them. Is there a typo in the url that you mentioned? I couldn't connect to it. I suspect he meant: http://www.qrparci.org/ John  | 
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