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Old July 24th 06, 08:21 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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Default I intend to buy a handheld.

Well, glad I got mine when I did.



Thomas Borchert wrote:

Newps,


I have the VXA-700 because it has two-meter FM along with the
standard aviation stuff.



Unfortunately, the 700 is not available anymore. The 710 is the 700
without the 2-meter band. Apparently (it was never clearly said) there
were FCC issues with the 2-meter leaking into the airband or vice
versa. All of a sudden, they stopped offering the 700 with no real
explanation. That was about a year ago.

 




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