[AMRadio] Getting started

[Steve Belcher]

Don't overlook a vintage Solid State receivers - Radio Shack DX-303, DX-200 
the Yaesu FR-7 series and some of the early (70's vintage) Kenwoods all come 
to mind..

I have in extensive collection of tube receivers on line in the shack, 
however for a quick check to hear who's on or what the band conditions are, 
A SS receiver is a fine thing to have on hand.  As I have already stated, 
these too are becoming "vintage" radios. But most are still very reasonably 
priced.

Steve - W1TAV
Or as my dad used to say when he had the call "Whisky One Tall Alcoholic 
Victim"



----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Robert Perdue" <kc0hfl at cox.net>
To: <amradio at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Monday, February 23, 2009 1:51 PM
Subject: [AMRadio] Getting started


> Hello I am in the process of setting up an AM station here in the shack I 
> have a Viking Ranger for the TX but picking a receiver has been a chore 
> can anyone give me some suggestions? I want a good receiver without going 
> broke.
>
> 73,Bob kc0hfl
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