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This is what I'm looking at getting. Any suggestions reviews have been good. Going to do some more research before I get one

Thanks yall been great in the past on topics or questions like this

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Don't blow a buncha buxx on that unless you're planning on making long distance contacts. You still need antenna, cable, and all the other stuff that goes with it.

You can get a good Yaesu handheld for $150, a Baofeng for $30. If you want something with higher power, a 2M unit with 50W power and a mobile antenna can be had for under $300.

[–] 1 pt

Ok that sounds like a better option.

[–] 0 pt

I have a number of the Baofeng handhelds. If you do decide to get a couple, get the programming cable as well - you'll find it worth the money. You can program them using a free software package called Chirp. That package will program most common handhelds.

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I got one last April and spent a month reading up on setting it up. I must be retarded because I couldn't figure shit out. :(