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There is a definite advantage to usign two of the same radio. I know --
I have an IC-765 and a TS-930, and I get confused when sleep deprived.
Fred Hopengarten K1VR
617/259-0088
Six Willarch Road
Lincoln, MA 01773-5105
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On Mon, 5 May 1997 13:37:53 -0400 (EDT) owner-cq-contest@contesting.com
writes:
>>
>>Boy am I pumped, the boss (xyl) gave the go ahead for a new radio and
>>I don't have to trade mine in to get another.
>>
>>I currently have a TS-850s and like it a lot. Its a good rig and
>>works well in contesting.
>>
>>I want to set up for two radio contesting. This note is not intended
>>to be a debate on which radio to buy as I have pretty much made up
>>my mind. Heres the two options I'm looking at:
>>
>> 1 - Keep the 850 and buy a 1000mp as the main rig and use the
>> 850 as the second radio
>>
>> 2 - Trade in (or sell) the 850 on two new Yaesu 920's.
>>
>>Whats the opinion out there. Should I invest in one real good radio
>>for the main rig, or is there an advantage to having two of the same
>>radio for two rig contesting.
>>
>>Thanks in advance.
>>
>>73
>>
>>Rich Thorne - WB5M
>>Amarillo, TX
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