Hello to the Group. does anyone know of 903 beacon's i can look for in the MA, RI, NH, ME, or CT area, i just got my 903 stuff back on the tower.. Tony NN1D __________________________________________
Dean, I don't hr 903 or 2 meters , but i can here a 2 meter W2 beacon in FN32cx on 144.290 tnks for the info I'll keep those in memory from your web site Tony NN1D ___________________________________
Dana, i built my xverter from the DEMI kit about a year ago.. back when they were just 10 watts, i was hoping to convert mine up to 20 or 30 watts.... Tony NN1D ______________________________________
Yahoo! i hr that one S-3 Tony NN1D _______________________________________________ VHFcontesting mailing list VHFcontesting@contesting.com http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/vhfcontesting
Dana, id like to talk with you on the phone if possible about that AMP and the interface, and how you came to that... i can call you or the other way around... Tony NN1D _____________________________
Hi Bill, i use that rig with a 222 transverter on 10 meters from demi, tonight i tryed the 903 transverter on 2 meters side and its better then the 910 as a tranverter IF for 2 meters, less noise.. n
Hello Group.. i just finished installing 903 and 1296, id like to test with some others on these bands if possible anyone around tonight 0n 6-1296 i can sked with for tests in CT RI MA NH ME VT NY? N
TU Dave for responding i can here the K1TR 903 beacon fairly well about a S-2 most of the time, the distance is 81 air miles away and i believe its using 10 watts, iv'e just completed a 150w AMP on 9
Jeff, that would be great! we worked before on other bands, going over the log we worked everything, 6-1296 minus 903 SSB so your station would be perfect, i used to be N1LDY if your checking the log
Hi Jamie.. a pre-amp is a must for that band, but im a little worried about 125 ft of coax on 1.2 thats a major run of cable for RG-8 type have you looked at the losses at those freq for that cable?
Hello Fellow VHF'ers I'm in need of a reliable 222 amp, 5-20 watts in and at least 100 watts out.. Any ideas besides the mirage self nuking AMPs Tony NN1D Computer Services Administrator Dartmouth Po
I had two 2512's the first one self osc and melted down from over heating in the RX mode, unfortunately i was not there till the last minute , i just turned the thing on in the RX mode with the pre-a
Dana, Is the Mod easily done on 222 or is it deep, Does it have a internal relay or do I need to use a external relay for T/R Tony NN1D Either spend big dollars and get a TE Systems amp or look for a
NN1D will be the June VHF with 6 metes to 1296 in grid FN41JR (In MA.) Hope to hear you all there VIA E's 73 - Tony NN1D _______________________________________________ VHFcontesting mailing list VHF
Hi Bill, Sounds great to me, I'll look for you then, We worked before on 1296 CW when I was N1LDY, years ago with a smaller antenna Should be a snap this time around with 150w on 902 and a boot load
I'm with Ron on this one.. I've had one for years 100 watts on 2 75 watts on 432 10 watts on 1296 Also use the ICOM mast mounted preamps for 432 and 1296 Great operation, I use the 2 meter side as a
Ellen, you don't need to use Full power its adjustable on the front panel, you can get down to QRP or lower when I'm looking for a new rig, I'll get all the flyer's or Slicks on the rigs and weight i
Larry, Any time you need to test out something or bang out some CW let me know, i can work you easily enough here in FN41JR Tony NN1D _______________________________________________ VHFcontesting mai
Ed, I use just about the same equipment, a IC-910 and 45 element looper and about 45 feet of LMR-400, but I do use a mast mounted pre-amp, (the ICOM version) I could not have worked all the stations
Opps, Did that get out... I don't now about all those Gents. But I do know of one ham in the campus police department that just now retired and is moving to Florida. I'm guessing your speaking about