Thanks John, If you are the same John Miller I think you are, I got a 
great deal on a BNS from you a few years ago. I am sure there is 
something out there I can afford. If you do hear of anything in the two 
to three hundred dollar range, I would be interested.
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> It depends on your budget, you can get used radios cheap if you don't mind
> them being older, all the way up to the latest and greatest for anywhere
> from very expensive down to not overly bad. It really depends on your
> budget. There are people out there who do trades as well if you look for
> them. I've done it in the past but right now have nothing really I can
> spare, times are tough and I pretty well scaled back to just what I need and
> not much more and I should go further, sell expensive stuff and buy cheaper
> but things may be turning for the better so I'm holding off on that.
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Richard Wells" <[log in to unmask]>
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> Sent: Friday, April 29, 2011 4:52 PM
> Subject: Least Expensive Way To Go HF


>> What are the thoughts of those on this list on the least expensive way
>> to get on the HF bands with a multiband radio? Where should I start? As
>> I have said, I really have no idea what's out there these days and I
>> really don't know where to begin my search. I believe the antenna
>> situation can be handled by the local group if I can find a radio. I
>> might even have computer stuff to trade for a radio if anyone does that
>> kind of thing.

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