I own and highly recommend the Sangean DT-400W for your travel and hiking adventures, or just as an everyday carry radio.
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I own and highly recommend the Sangean DT-400W for your travel and hiking adventures, or just as an everyday carry radio.
I've been looking for a radio like that: I like the color.
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Darcy:
The color makes it easy to spot in my TB cafe and Imago
bags.
Yaesu FT-817nd
Now this is a Travel/Hiking Radio!
http://www.yaesu.com/downloadFile.cf...lication%2Fpdf
I have used mine to talk over 300 miles from a 14,000' trail in Colorado among other amazing contacts.
It will also tune standard AM/FM broadcast and Weather too.
Last edited by AVService; 09-18-2008 at 05:29 PM.
Another high performance pocket radio to consider is the
Sony SRF T615 @ $110 USD.
BTW, the Yaesu FT 817 mentioned on this thread sells for
$599. A bit of overkill for our purposes and requires a
ham radio license...but I'm putting on my wish list.
Last edited by PM4HIRE; 09-19-2008 at 11:59 AM.
BTW, the Yaesu FT 817 mentioned on this thread sells for
$599. A bit of overkill for our purposes and requires a
ham radio license...but I'm putting on my wish list.[/QUOTE]
I assume you mean for "Your" purposes?
For me i is exact right radio and so much more.
You do not need a License to use this radio,only to transmit with it.
It is a great receiver too.
Also no one pays $599.00 for them,Ham's are the CHEAPEST people I have ever met and I have met a lot of cheap people!
Of course,don't overlook the need for custom bags too.
http://www.powerportstore.com/Worldpouch%20AR.htm
This is my current favorite,always riding in my Brain Bag/Emergency Kit.
Trust me,right now ANYONE can easily get an Amateur Radio License if they want to.
Ed