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Well it looks like you guys made up my mind for me. Thank you for the replies. Quad five N2 it is!

Thank you for that info. I figured there would be a few folks out here that had experience with these radios who could give me some guidance.

I already have an HF rig that runs 10 m, but I'm really after the 11 m with sideband. Though I won't use it very often. But since they make them that also have 10 and 12 m I figured I may as well stick with that type of unit.

I want to replace my HR 2510. And I'm looking at the quad sixes because they're inexpensive. I'm also looking at the RCI 2970 Maybe an N4. Much more money for that. Is it worth it? Probably mostly do 10 m dxing.

This is a great amateur radio receiver. Comes with the 120 volt wall wart and a 12 volt cigarette lighter Style plug in. It will accept multiple antennas..Coverage 0.1-30 MHz (AM, SSB), 87-108 MHz (FM), 118-137 MHz (AM)

These radios are great! They've both been recapped, tuned, and Peaked. The SWR meter does not work on either radio so you will need an inline meter. One radio has a loose accessory plug on the back of it which does not affect the performance. One microphone does not have the plug soldered on. I...

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These radios are great! They've both been recapped, tuned, and Peaked. The SWR meter does not work on either radio so you will need an inline meter. One radio has a loose accessory plug on the back of it which does not affect the performance. One microphone does not have the plug soldered on. I...