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HBR4HF Simple Transceiver
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19 February 2021, 11:29
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19 February 2021, 21:12
I looked at this a while back and they also do a mono band rig for a cheaper price. 25w on 80m at night with a dipole around 6ft would give coverage out to 500-1000 miles.
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23 February 2021, 13:39
(19 February 2021, 21:12)Joe Wrote: I looked at this a while back and they also do a mono band rig for a cheaper price. 25w on 80m at night with a dipole around 6ft would give coverage out to 500-1000 miles.

I've yet to hear one on air, but on paper they look fine. The 7 Mhz version ( 40m ) would probably be the one to go for as it gives th rangeyou mentioned, most of the day and night, using an antenna that's a bit more manageable length wise.
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