DS> BE> First of all hello all.  Anyone have any recomendations of a good place
DS> BE> to get used radio equipent?  I have looked at Universal Radio in Ohio,
DS> BE> and looks like a decent resource, but there are always smaller known
DS> BE> places.

DS>  Check Amateur Electronic Supply in Milwaukee. They have a selection of
DS>used and demo equipment on their website at http://www.aesham.com/index.html

Make that any AES distributor. I got a nice Kenwood TS-60 for the Las
Vegas store.

DS> BE> I am a newer ham (tech) and I operate a 5w HT, but am looking for
DS> BE> something a little more, and I think I need a HF rig to get me
DS> BE> motivated enough to get my General, but of course, am low on the
DS> BE> capital needed to aquire a new setup.

DS>  The one drawback to ham gear, in most cases, is the price. Also, the rigs
DS>used to be so easy to program and use...especially the HT's. While the
DS>manuals are written in English, you could have fooled me!! Nowadays, you
DS>practically need a doctors degree to figure out the manuals!!

Ain't that the Truth!!!
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