That's what I use and am happy with it. Getting equipment can be a
little challenging but not unmanageable.
I have my Airtronics TX converted by Airtronics so I didn't have to buy
a new one either.
My .02 worth.
-----Original Message-----
From: Davin Bentti [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 15, 2001 1:55 PM
To: Soaring List
Subject: [RCSE] 50 Mhz
Any Hams out there flying on 6 meters (50 Mhz)? Or
even 53 Mhz?
I have a book for the Technician Class exam (for US)
and it doesn't look that hard (an electrical
engineering degree helps :-)). If the benefits are
there, I may just take the exam. Ok, I may take it
anyway, but I am looking for input. Otherwise I will
just stick on 72 Mhz. Something I would use for a
high end radio down the road...
Thanks,
Davin Bentti
P.S. Off topic, but mail me off list if you are a
ham, I am looking for a list similar to this for Ham
Radio...
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