Check the AOPA online under the members section. There are a lot of nice radios (used) there for sale. Also, look through some of the Aviation magazines and place a phone call or two to some of the Avionics shops. I found a Michaels MX-11 with tray and installation harness for $625 from Pacific Coast Avionics. The radio was yellow tagged and carried a warranty (This is a good choice for a com only radio. It has 8 watts transmit power and 10 channel memory flip-flop. It is very slender, fitting under the dash with very little space taken up.) I found lots of good buys, most of them yellow tagged and ready to go. There are a lot of com/GPS radios used on the market now, as people upgrade to IFR certified recievers. Most can be had for less than half the purchase price of new. If you purchase a radio from an individual, though, be aware that any warranty promise given by the individual is probably close to worthless, unless thae person can fix the radio themselves. The Avionics shops are the safest bet for a good used reliable radio. Or spend the big bucks for new. It's your money. Dennis Schmaltz 94715
LAS wrote: > > I'm looking at an Alon that is going to need the radios replaced. I'd > like to hear some transponder and a nav/com suggestions. > > Thanks.
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