VR2WBZ Price under 1.2k It has 50 MHz bandwidth and is approved for shortwave transmission; it can also transmit to class A stations in Shenzhen. I know that the iCOM-705 meets these criteria, except for the price.
bg2kud VR2WBZ Price: Less than 1.2k (presumably RMB) Do it yourself! Once BOX6 is set up, you can test it and pass the testing if you're a HAM.
ba7ogj VR2WBZ Hello, I recommend buying a good pillow for around 120 yuan to use while daydreaming during the day.
HeyCharlie Besides a few open-source, self-made ones, shortwave radios are generally not cheap, and this price seems even too high for used models.
Hydroxide If possible, purchase BOX6 + BOX10 (even though it hasn't been officially approved, you can buy the kit and assemble it yourself, then submit it for self-testing).
BI6LVP I've made my wish, so I hope someone can help me by getting me a 100W shortwave radio and a 1kW amplifier.
BG0EJN If I were just listening to 29.6 FM, maybe there would still be some options available. HF+50/UV My suggestion is that it might be better to buy an older chassis and a shortwave radio, such as a 707 or 725. Anyway, let's launch Xianyu.
BG0EJN I've made my wish, and I was wondering if anyone could help me obtain a Pakwa amplifier and a large Yagi antenna.😋
BG1QGD I've made a wish too, so I was wondering if anyone could help me out by wishing for a villa or a house where I could build a tower.
BG6RCW BG8KUQ I have an 8900, which is currently operating at 29.6 MHz. I haven't heard any signals on that frequency yet. This excludes the 6R radio, which is transmitting on a different frequency.
BG6RCW [未知用户] I have an 8900, which is currently operating at 29.6 MHz. I haven't heard any signals on that frequency yet. This excludes the 6R radio, which is transmitting on a different frequency.
BG5ELQ VR2WBZ If we can come up with a good idea, we might be able to find a domestic sponsor (though I'm not sure if that will work).