Hello Christian

I wonder what part of SM you are in?
I have ham friends in Stockholm, Gothenburg and Gavle I know
that the A should have a couple of dots above it!!!!

Remember that some radios have different numbers in the
states compared with Europe.

David 

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Hi Christian,

Good to see you on this list.

If you are looking for vhf handhelds then the favourites
seem to be the thf6a or thf7e from kenwood.  They are both
the same radio but the number differs according to where you
are on the plannet.

I think there is an icom something like the t90 which is
also popular.

Never had much joy with handhelds, like a big radio with a
big aerial.

By the way, did you give up with pegasus mail?



On 9 Dec 2006 at 0:47, Christian wrote:

> Hi all,
> I have just subscribed to this list, and thought i should
say hi!
> I am totally blind and from Sweden. I don't have any radio
equipment 
> at the=  moment, cant put up any antennas here. I am
looking to buy 
> some handheld=  but not sure which one to go for as of
yet.
> I really miss shortwave. On my previous qth i had 20
element beam for 
> 2=  meter and a w3dzz for shortwave. I some times use
Echolink.
> Hope to hear from you!
> 73s,
> Christian SM0UWV
> 
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