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Personally, I would never recommend that any new amateur operator on HF start off with low powered radios. Most new amateurs already start out with compromise antennas and compromise coax, so your dB losses tend to be somewhat high to begin with. Low powered radios are better suited to more experienced operators.

[QUOTE="n1oty, post: 9195172, member: 14580"] Personally, I would never recommend that any new amateur operator on HF start off with low powered radios. Most new amateurs already start out with compromise antennas and compromise coax, so your dB losses tend to be somewhat high to begin with. Low powered radios are better suited to more experienced operators. [/QUOTE]

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