Lee: Never heard of a 956PRO ...

Thank you Steve. Appreciate the thoughts. 73 Lee N5SLY

Lee - I hadn't heard that Ben had passed away. I'm sorry to hear that--I had a couple of QSOs with him back in 2014. My condolences to you and the rest of the family. 73, Steve W3HF

Hi Jerry, My son Ben, KF5OEB, passed away about 6 months ago and I'm selling his ham radio gear. He had an Icom IC-956 Pro HF transceiver and it is for sale. I know it works because I actually made

I agree with Jim If you’re leaning toward a 7300 they are reasonable buying new and getting a factory warranty. Jeff W3WMU

Milt: Saw that. It's all over the internet now. After 50 years in business, I can't blame them for retiring. Jerry

Yep, hams always seem to have money for new radios, but are insultingly cheap when it comes to used ones. Hamfests are the worst, I've always said that it you put a $100 dollar bill on the table some

I always pickup any radio and test before paying ======================== de N2MLP Brian Monroe County PA ========================

Jerry, Also Universal Radio is shutting down on Nov 30th, forever. They're going to have closeouts too. I don't know if there'll be radio's involved. Milt. N6MG

Jerry... $1099.00, + tax, after all rebates at HRO, then there's a $100 Icom mail-in rebate + free shipping is $999.00. What?, You want us to buy it for you? Hi Hi "Hams always come up with the

Jim: Wholeheartedly agree. There are some guys who buy a rig on Ebay just to remove parts and then return it not working to get their money back. That's why Ebay usually sides with seller. I would

Not sure if I would trust any rig offered on ebay. Lots of scammers out there. Money up front for a rig that is never received, or, if received, does not work. caveat emptor Jim

10M is open. Calling 28.12070 MHz for a while.

Wow ! Looking on Ebay , saw prices from around $700 (used to around $1700 (new). What a crazy price spread ! Jerry n9avy

Jerry, I just ordered one - we can learn it together! Paula K7PAX

Thanks David and everyone else ! Pretty much have search narrowed down to the 7300 at this point. Seems to be a very popular rig. Still need to sell off a bit more from my "stockpile"; so it will be

* Jerry N9AVY <n9avy@...> [2020-11-20 19:13]: I'm using a Kenwood TS-950SD with a SignaLink and a homebrew CAT control serial interface I built from an FTDI breakout board. I started on a

I've beem using my Icom IC-7300 almost exclusively for the last 3 years. I love the footprint in my RV, and its easy to take out and use for my portable operations (I do a lot of POTA). I've been

Jerry, When you decide, check out the Main Trading Company (located in Paris, TX) https://www.mtcradio.com/ These people have great pricing, free shipping, the best customer

Scotty I moved from FLEX5000C to IC-7300 and have zero regrets. Barry