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sure mike!send away please.
Thank You!
BRETT K WINCHESTER PM KD7JN
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>>> Mike Freeman <[log in to unmask]> 02/20/02 11:15AM >>>
My first Novice rig was a Harvey-Wells Bandmaster (TBS50D). It didn't
work well with the antenna I had so spent most of my Novice career
(one-year, nonrenewable then) on two-meter a.m. with that Communicator 2B
I was talking about. Once I passed my General, used a National NC-300
receiver and a DX-100 transmitter. I agree with Dave; that DX-100 had
*wonderful* audio. If anyone wants to hear what one sounded like, I can
mail him/her a "Communications World" (Voice of america's program on the
media) featuring a bunch of a.m.-ers in the DC area who carry on on 75
meters.
Mike Freeman <[log in to unmask]>
Amateur Radio: < K 7 U I J >
On Wed, 20 Feb 2002, Dave Hillebrandt wrote:
> Hi, i had the TR22, then a tr2200 by kenwood and the 2400 handheld a little
> later. First novice rig was a Heath HW16 and after first year of being a
> novice could finally use a vfo so got the hg10. Still the DX100 xmtr and
> SX42 RCVrR was my favorite pair. You wouldn't be carrying them around your
> neck though, hahaha. 73 Dave W4CI
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