BI1PNR I just finished taking the B exam, and my budget isn't very large. I think I've looked at a few options, and right now I really like the X6100. It's necessary to save up another $6200 or $891. It's perfectly fine to start with the 6100.
BH3HSI Please check out my post; if your budget is similar to mine, I also chose the X6100. (I recommend that if you have the ability, you should definitely use a 100-watt radio.) Portal
BI1SFC Choose a machine based on budget and testing policies; however, it may not always be possible to get one.
BG8AMG The X6100 and X6200 are not good choices. I recommend buying a used 891 or a used 7300. If your budget is limited, you can also consider a used FT450D. These models have been around for a while and won't lose much money when sold.
BG2EFX Of course, the budget can be adjusted. I agree with the opinions expressed by those above. 7300
Liridice BI3SDE It's perfectly fine if you have DIY skills; playing CW and working with data modes using USDX is no problem.
anger_young Buy a brand that has a large amount of available information, is well-regarded, and allows for open discussion about its issues.
BI7ALG It's better to buy a basic, 100W power radio like the FT-710 right away, rather than having to upgrade and replace it later.
BG6HVC If you are not familiar with HF systems and propagation, it's best to avoid using a QRP transmitter. Otherwise, you might experience the pain of being unable to speak due to vocal strain. Don't ask me how I know!
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