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PJC58-Hythe · 12th Jan 2018, 2:57 pm

I know you are looking for something vintage but if you want to put something together yourself that covers all band (you will need an antenna matching unit) look here http://www.hfsignals.com/index.php/ubitx/

I have both the uBITX40 and the recently released uBTIX and I have a great deal of enjoyment using them. By the way the home rig is a Kenwood TS570D which is superb for it's age.

73's

12th Jan 2018, 2:57 pm	#25
PJC58-Hythe Heptode Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Hythe, Hampshire, UK. Posts: 630	Re: What’s a relatively decent (old) transceiver for my needs? I know you are looking for something vintage but if you want to put something together yourself that covers all band (you will need an antenna matching unit) look here http://www.hfsignals.com/index.php/ubitx/ I have both the uBITX40 and the recently released uBTIX and I have a great deal of enjoyment using them. By the way the home rig is a Kenwood TS570D which is superb for it's age. 73's __________________ Peter - M0HYT - BVWS Member - GQRP Club http://www.retroworkshop.co.uk