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December 2nd 03, 09:16 PM
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"Roger Worden" wrote:
I'm a student pilot, and it's about time for me to get a radio. For general soaring purposes, what's a decent handheld? I really know nothing about them. Is the Sporty's SP-200 a good choice? Thanks in advance. Shortly after I got my license in 1992 I asked some ham radio operators in my soaring club which brand of hand held radio to buy. They all recommended the Icom brand and very reliable. I purchased an Icom AC21 in 92. I run a commercial glider operation and was in need of a second hand held and purchased an Icom AC-4, 4 years ago. Both are still working flawlessly. If I lost one of them I would not hesitate to purchase another Icom. 
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