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I've been looking at buying a SW radio and was wondering if most receivers
offer more bands (frequencies) than transceivers? I know I would need to have a license if I want to transmit but if I just want to listen, then a receiver with plenty of band coverage would be nice. I ask this because I was told that if I bought just a receiver then I would be wishing I would have bought a transceiver to enjoy SW as a participant. Then I read that someone new to SW I might be better off buying a receiver and to see if they would really want to transmit as well. Thanks for any and all help on this. |
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