Hi Dick:
I happen to have several brand new Midland vhf transceivers which I
bought several years ago at a swap meet as the seller would not tell me
if they were meant for the regular vhf band (150-174 mhz) but it ends up
that these mobiles are meant to cover lower portion of what we call the
fm broadcast band up in north america. Someone had told me that they
thought that they could be used in Europe. I think that I have 10 of
these and all brand new in factory boxes and they are programmed with
appropriate software and have a total of 10 channels each.
So if anyone is interested please contact me directly for photos and
more detailed information. I would entertain trading for something that
I can use rather than parting these out. Oh yes, they are also narrow
band +- 2.5 khz bandwidth.
73 from Fern VE7GZ
----- Original Message -----
From: "Dick" <knaap159@zonnet.nl>
To: <amps@contesting.com>
Sent: Tuesday, July 11, 2006 2:22 PM
Subject: [Amps] TP9383/SD1460 used in 70MHz PA
> First of all thanks those who replied to my question.
>
> Indeed these transtors came from an old FM-broadcast amplifier.
> I just have some of them, and I want to try to use them on 70MHz.
>
> 70MHz is the European 4m amateur band, which might become available in
> PA
> in the future. (soon??)
>
> As 70MHz is 'only' 18MHz below FM-band, I thought it might be worth to
> try.
>
> 73
>
> Dick, PA4VHF
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