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That's not what HF radios look like in commercial services. Those are ham radios. You don't generally have a VFO. Here's what somewhat older HF radios used for
by shermozle 7y ago
That's not what HF radios look like in commercial services. Those are ham radios. You don't generally have a VFO.
Here's what somewhat older HF radios used for commercial and public safety purposes in Australia look like: https://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/cotswold-hills/audio-gps-car-alarms/hf-radio-codan/1239405298 https://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/cotswold-hills/audio-gps-car...
Channels. Not a lot of options. No VFO.
- catblast 7y agoYes, I am quite aware (I mentioned preconfigured radios and gave aircraft radios as an example).. American CB radios are HF, after all. But the poster claimed they had "never seen an HF radio" that was more complicated then turning it on, which is a very limited view. Further, you will see more featureful ham radios placed into public safety use in the US. It is perhaps not the best idea.