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I haven't heard any complaints, and reviews in QST have been good.  I mainly have Yaesu and Chungkung Fooey brands, tho.  Alinco seems to put out good products at a fair price.

The Alinco DJ-X11T wideband receiver covers 50 kHz to 1299.995 MHz (less cellular) in AM, FM wide, FM narrow, SSB and CW modes. The illuminated LCD display supports two lines. In addition to frequency information, it will also show the operating mode, memory channel, battery strength, signal strength and a number of other user-selected operating parameters. The keypad is backlit. Six types of memory banks are supported. The DJ-X11T even supports dual frequency simultaneous reception giving you the ability to concurrently listen with the main band and sub band (with some frequency limitations). Please note that sub band coverage is 118-174 MHz and 336-470 MHz. The F tuning function allows you to automatically tune very strong, nearby signals. The built in MW ferrite bar antennas provides good AM band reception The DJ-X11T features 1200 memory channels and three scan speeds are available. The supplied SMA antenna is removable. Other features include: APO Auto Power Off, Attenuator, BS Battery Save function, Beep On/Off, ext DC input jack (5.4-6VDC) and battery-low icon. This radio's firmware may be updated over the web (with optional cable and software). One year limited manufacturer's warranty. This radio comes with the EBP-174 3.7V 1800 mAh lithium ion battery, EDH-36 cell holder, AC adapter, SMA flexible antenna, belt clip and hand strap. 2.4 x 4.17 x 1.5 inches 8.3 oz.

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I have a DJ-G7t, it is a great radio, I use it often. We have a 23cm repeater in the town I live in and on 1w I can hit it pretty much everywhere.  It has a lot of cool feature that I actually use, dual VFO's, spectrum scope analyzer and also a cool bug finding feature that work a charm in fox hunting.  The build quality is very nice, solid chassis, nice controls and there are a few antennas in the tri-band range that work nicely with it.  The two feature I do not like are the belt clip, its horrible and the power button is very small.  Other than those two nit pickings the radio is solidly worth the asking price and it comes with a nice desk top charger.  I would get the G9 except that around here 900 is super noisy and I already have several radios for 220.  You wont be disappointed.

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I want the 220/900 one.