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Yes, AM/FM local radio recieve, tri-band transmit (2m, 440, hf), vhf/uhf
receive (preferably 800 mhz as well) shortwave broadcast reception, and wx etc...I am liking the Yaesu VX-7R - it has everything except hf transmit. The 706 looks great but does it rec local am/fm? My goal is to downsize my desk (mucho radios) to be able to take my stuff in one case or backpack if I have to evacuate all of a sudden. Had that happen once in a hurricane and it was not a good feeling having to leave my best radios behind. I said 'one radio' which would be nice, but being practical, I would take more than one if I had to leave my homestead - couldn't live without the trunktracker, of course. And, as of yet, I don't see anyone coming out with a King Tut radio that does it all, so I would downsize to just what would be comfortable enough to carry. I am also liking the backpack system for the 706...very portable and versatile. Thanks for the comments...' "Gary" wrote in message om... "Stephen M.H. Lawrence" wrote in message hlink.net... "Thibideaux" wrote in message ... | If you wanted to downsize and buy just one radio to meet all of your needs - | SWLing, AM/FM, vhf/uhf receiver, and amateur radio transmitting (all | bands) - portability and ease of operation in emergency situations - what | radio would you buy? The ICOM 706 MkIIG. Right here, dude: http://www.universal-radio.com/catalog/hamhf/3450.html 73, Steve Lawrence KA0PMD Nice, but doesn't fit his needs as he said AM/FM also, and I assume he means the broadcast MW and FM bands. |
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