Need VHF radios for Africa

"Jim Weir" wrote:
No flames from here, either, but wondering why HECTOP doesn't just buy
them and

If I were to do that, I'd break the law, and getting into avionics smuggling
isn't exactly on my laundry list here. The intention here is to do business
as legally as possible and I would believe that a bigger avionics dealer
might be aware of a way to legally supply their stuff to an international
peacekeeping organization, no matter where their location at the time may
be.


EDR
No flames, I am just courious as to why they need "US-made" avionics and
accessories?

You better ask them, I'm just the messenger. To be honest, I'm not aware any
modern avionics other than the usual Honeywell, Bendix/King, Garmin variety.

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HECTOP
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maxho_at_maxho.com

In article , HECTOP
wrote:

You better ask them, I'm just the messenger. To be honest, I'm not aware any
modern avionics other than the usual Honeywell, Bendix/King, Garmin variety.

Isn't VAL a German company? They make VHF gear.

so do a lot of Aussie companies..

BT

"EDR" wrote in message
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In article , HECTOP
wrote:

You better ask them, I'm just the messenger. To be honest, I'm not aware
any
modern avionics other than the usual Honeywell, Bendix/King, Garmin
variety.

Isn't VAL a German company? They make VHF gear.

No VAL is an American company. Based in Salem Oregon.

Karl
"EDR" wrote in message
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In article , HECTOP
wrote:

You better ask them, I'm just the messenger. To be honest, I'm not aware
any
modern avionics other than the usual Honeywell, Bendix/King, Garmin
variety.

Isn't VAL a German company? They make VHF gear.

In article , kage
wrote:

No VAL is an American company. Based in Salem Oregon.

My mistake, I was thinking of Becker.