>> OK, I usually use International, but how is Bomar doing these days, >> quality-wise? ICM seems to be pretty pricey these days. Bomar says >> $35 >> for re-crystalling a channel element. (I assume that means >> compensating as well). Thoughts welcome.. >> >> na6df dave
Frankly, looking at the big picture, with gas at $3/gal and a vehicle that gets about 18 MPG, I can easily cost-justify the extra $25 to ICM to make sure it's always "done right", since my closest repeater is a 50 mile round-trip from the house, and the furthest is over 100 miles round-trip. "We can just go back up and fix it later" isn't in my vocabulary anymore. :-) -- Nate Duehr, WY0X [EMAIL PROTECTED]
