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I can say that the Puxing radio's are really good little radios, especially considering the price.. I paid about $70 for my PX-777+ and I am amazed at the quality, clarity, and range. Of course mileage varies and my experiences may not exactly be the norm, but I can talk on repeaters a good 20 miles away on 70cm. A few of the locals couldn't believe that I was talking on a handheld radio from that distance and was still full quieting.. But these are VERY wide coverage repeaters with antenna's ranging in the 400ft range.. I wouldn't believe it myself if I wasn't the one doing it, but time and time again this little radio just blows my mind at how well it works and the price I paid for it..

I'd definitely say those are good lines to look at.. However Puxing does not have a dual band model out there. But with the OP's budget they could get a few of these things. I'm going to be getting the Wouxun kg-uvd1p for my next radio and I'm sure I'm going to be surprised by that radio too from the reviews I've been reading...

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Will KC9SQR

<blockquote data-quote="KC9SQR" data-source="post: 229720" data-attributes="member: 13760">I can say that the Puxing radio&#039;s are really good little radios, especially considering the price.. I paid about $70 for my PX-777+ and I am amazed at the quality, clarity, and range. Of course mileage varies and my experiences may not exactly be the norm, but I can talk on repeaters a good 20 miles away on 70cm. A few of the locals couldn&#039;t believe that I was talking on a handheld radio from that distance and was still full quieting.. But these are VERY wide coverage repeaters with antenna&#039;s ranging in the 400ft range.. I wouldn&#039;t believe it myself if I wasn&#039;t the one doing it, but time and time again this little radio just blows my mind at how well it works and the price I paid for it.. I&#039;d definitely say those are good lines to look at.. However Puxing does not have a dual band model out there. But with the OP&#039;s budget they could get a few of these things. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f44d.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":thumbup:" title="Thumbs Up&nbsp; &nbsp; :thumbup:"&nbsp; data-smilie="27"data-shortname=":thumbup:" />&nbsp; I&#039;m going to be getting the Wouxun kg-uvd1p for my next radio and I&#039;m sure I&#039;m going to be surprised by that radio too from the reviews I&#039;ve been reading...73 Will KC9SQR</blockquote>

[QUOTE="KC9SQR, post: 229720, member: 13760"] I can say that the Puxing radio's are really good little radios, especially considering the price.. I paid about $70 for my PX-777+ and I am amazed at the quality, clarity, and range. Of course mileage varies and my experiences may not exactly be the norm, but I can talk on repeaters a good 20 miles away on 70cm. A few of the locals couldn't believe that I was talking on a handheld radio from that distance and was still full quieting.. But these are VERY wide coverage repeaters with antenna's ranging in the 400ft range.. I wouldn't believe it myself if I wasn't the one doing it, but time and time again this little radio just blows my mind at how well it works and the price I paid for it.. I'd definitely say those are good lines to look at.. However Puxing does not have a dual band model out there. But with the OP's budget they could get a few of these things. :thumbup: I'm going to be getting the Wouxun kg-uvd1p for my next radio and I'm sure I'm going to be surprised by that radio too from the reviews I've been reading... 73 Will KC9SQR [/QUOTE]

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