http://www.diamond-ant.jp/ama2/eng_ama_2_7_3.asp Diamond SX400N Frequency range:140 to 525MHz Power display range:5W 20W 200W Accuracy at full scale:5W Range ±10%(F.S),20W Range ±5%(F.S),200W Range ±
well, This is no different than any other cheap mobile radio then... _______________________________________________ VHFcontesting mailing list VHFcontesting@contesting.com http://lists.contesting.co
WSJT can be set up in cw mode but i think it uses 1 or 2 minute sequences...? also would also have the benefit of having jt65 and fsk441 at your disposal Ray J w9ray _________________________________
Try to have more than 1 radio... There are many times where you are going to want to be able to be on more than 1 band at a time.. I would think the 2 meter radio should be a stand alone setup I thin
think about your only option in this neck of the wood is TE systems amps..? quick search.. http://www.randl.com/cgi-local/cart/cart.cgi?cart=Search&groupnumber=(12030) 2210 TE SYSTEMS 220-225MHz 5-10
my first sypply was a Pyramid ... never again.... it lost regulation... 23 volts into the 746.. Icom must build em good because the only damage was, it let the smoke out of the driver transistors.. a
I would think that that would be wrong, asking something that is a required part of the contest exchange after the contest is over... If you need to ask their call sign or grid square later.. It is o
You could use an external cw keyer, with audio sidetone output and run it into your radio mic input.. then you can stay on ssb all the time.. _______________________________________________ VHFcontes
I personally, myself don't think I would consider spending the time putting up omni antenna, for a main antenna on 432... when a decent gain yagi are not very large on 432.. a 8' yagi will have 7+ db
More than likely the transverter port on the back of the 756 is very low output power and your transverter is set up to take a higher input power. commonly 10 watts... How much power were you running
Depends on what you mean by "unless the ACC plug on the rear panel is what I would use." You could hook the Send line to the keying interface for transverter. And you could put a negative voltage int
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thats a surprise? there is probably several watts of 50mhz coming back down your coax to your 2 meter setup. hard to believe its getting through the dci filter that good though.. is that the big (12"
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If you have a high performance hf rig available, why use 2 meters. or the other way around... I do not think there is anything commercial out there that uses a 10 meter IF above 1296 though.. I have
the '08 UHF contest rules clearly states 4. Exchange: Grid-square locater 6. Miscellaneous: 1. 6.1 Partial QSOs do not count. Both callsigns, full exchanges and acknowledgment must be sent and receiv
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Some repeaters are remotely linked with the phone system.. thus using non-amateur means of communication.. (i'm diggin deep :-p ) more than likely is is a rule made eons ago, by someone who worked on
They can have as many operators as they want. They do not need to follow the 100 qso rover limit. They do not need to transport the equipment with them. so they can use a bus load of guys and drive a
It's 1300 Mhz max, isnt it? You get up to 1299.999.. isn't that good enough? _______________________________________________ VHFcontesting mailing list VHFcontesting@contesting.com http://lists.conte