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+title = 'Yaesu FT-4XE'
+date = '2019-11-23'
+#categories = [ 'amateur-radio' ]
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+This is the first handheld radio (and the first radio at all) that I got.
+
+![FT4XE](ft4xe.jpg "My FT-4X with a Diamond SRJ77 antenna.")
+
+I bought this from the local club I was member at that time for 60 €. The
+actual price of this radio at that time was about 70-80 €. As of today, the
+radios price is at 79 € (WiMo.de).
+
+This is a very basic radio, it is analog only. The speaker is loud enough to
+let the integrated broadband receiver run on your favourite radio frequency
+when working outside.
+
+The radio is also small enough to just take it with you when you want to quickly
+have a radio with you.
+
+I'm not using it that much. Mostly when I want to listen to a radio station.
+