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   Debian,   
      
    de> I understand that I can operate some HF freqs with just my Tech   
    de> license, but I would like to upgrade ;)   
      
     The Icom IC-718 advertised itself as a "get your feet in HF rig".   
   It covered most of the HF bands, but I don't know if it's still being   
   made. I used it the last time I operated HF 14 years ago...20 meters   
   railroad mobile. A link to a video on YouTube is in my bio off of the   
   hyperlink on my bio on QRZ.    
      
     Also there, are links to Excel Spreadsheets of selected D-Star,    
   Echolink, and D-Rats Nets, in Eastern, Central, Mountain, and Pacific   
   Time, with PDF files related to ham radio. In the spreadsheets are at   
   least 200 nets every month...and as far as I know, that list is up to   
   date. I also have a PDF file at that hyperlink of where you can find   
   other mode net listing URLs.   
      
   Daryl, WX4QZ   
      
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