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Old March 8th 05, 03:32 AM
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Kap wrote:
Can anybody give me ideas or model #s for handhelds.

Look for a used, working, Radio Shack HTX-202. You cna probably find one
for under $100 with an alkaline battery back. Not very sexy, but
they're very reliable.

These radios can put out 5 watts and have sufficient bells and whistles
to keep you busy until you are ready to upgrade.

The Radio Shack 242 mobile is another consideration. Not too many
memories, but cheap and reliable.

Depending on where you live, the Alinco may be a little short on power
to hit distant repeaters.

Good luck and tell us how you're doing....

Tom Nelson KD6EVM
 
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