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Nice.
5 March 2015 | by 
Without much (if any) advertising the Google+ ‘Chinese Ham Radio Equipment‘ community reached a 1000 members today. I intentionally made the community public, so there’s no need for a Google account in order to read there.
The downside of a community becoming larger is spam. Some of it is captured by Google itself and kept in a moderation queue, but some of it slips through and has to be deleted by the moderators. Because the moderators live in different time zones, spam never lives long.
What I still miss a bit there is the interactive part. If the community would be just another URL with the same content, it’s basically pointless. Questions about Chinese ham radio? Ask there, there’s a lot of knowledge and experience there.
Also nice: a carton box.
The carton box didn’t waste much time to cover the distance between the USA and Europe, but took almost the same amount of time to travel from Amsterdam Schiphol airport to my QTH — a one hour drive under the most challenging traffic conditions. Customs took their time…
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hello looking for information about the vhf,uhf and hf ham radios that are made in china and who to contact to purchase them.i found a ham in texas that sells the tyt radios. but also looking for information on the vgc vr-6600 pro dual band fm transceiver and some type of h.f. transceiver that the chinese manufacture. a lot of the regular icom,kenwood,yaesu ect new equipment is out of the price range that i can afford so i have to find less expensive radios so chinese radios are the way for me to be able to get the equipment i need and want and be on the air.73 frank.