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HR2.0 - Best HF Ham Radio Under $1000 - 6 Best HF Transceivers 2020

Discussion in 'Amateur Radio News' started by KC5HWB, Oct 29, 2020.

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  1. KQ1V

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    If the FT-891 had 2 / 440... it woudl be the new 706Mk2G... people would be going nuts for it.

    I had a Ft-891 in my SUV and I was able to work the world with an ATAS-120A.

    Now, I need to upload a goofy picture, with over accentuated features... you know... to make a point.
     
  2. NZ5F

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    Been watching swapmeet and if you keep your eye out, you can find used single receiver K3/100 with autotuner for about $1k now. I still use mine everyday and love it. Very loaded K3 are now around $1.5k. Sure it is an older radio but with new synth board it is still in top 10 of transceivers in the market.
     
  3. WD4IGX

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    The IC-7100 is "the new 706Mk2G." If it didn't have that bizarre form factor and allowed attaching a non-bizarre shaped faceplate to the rest of the radio it would be way more popular than it is. I'm still mulling over getting one. The form factor would actually be a plus.
     
  4. K4NYX

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  5. K4NYX

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    Totally agree about the Rf gain control. Roll it back. Give the signal reports with your ears not looking at the meter.
     
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  6. N2RIC

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    The price here in the U.S. at HRO for the new Yaesu FTDX-10 is $1,699.99 [https://www.hamradio.com/detail.cfm?pid=H0-017366]. Not quite the $2,000 I estimated using the U.K. price -- having forgotten to include VAT -- but still more than $1,000.00 for something that might be called an "entry-level HF radio".
     

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