You'll need a radio that can pick up 3MHz-30MHz (with single sideband) if you want to listen to global AM plus long range ham operators. Here is a decent list for receivers. (savenetradio.org) You can transmit in these frequencies as well, but the gear & antennas can be pricey. If you have the budget, an Icom with waterfall display is a choice selection. (dxengineering.com)
Baofengs are (generally) for local comms (unless you're using repeaters).
There are good arguments for owning a range of radios for different purposes.
You'll need a radio that can pick up 3MHz-30MHz (with single sideband) if you want to listen to global AM plus long range ham operators. [Here is a decent list for receivers. ](https://www.savenetradio.org/best-shortwave-radios/) You can transmit in these frequencies as well, but the gear & antennas can be pricey. [If you have the budget, an Icom with waterfall display is a choice selection.](https://www.dxengineering.com/parts/ico-ic-7300)
Baofengs are (generally) for local comms (unless you're using repeaters).
There are good arguments for owning a range of radios for different purposes.
Your username makes me want to program the old Z80 for some reason.
Your username makes me want to program the old Z80 for some reason.
That's some old school shit right there. (z80.info)
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[That's some old school shit right there. ](http://www.z80.info/z80code.htm)
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