[RTTY] luggable rtty station

[Neal Campbell]

I personally would go with IC-746pros. Full-output 100% duty cycle, the rx
is quite gud, built-in rtty demod and not very heavy!

-----Original Message-----
From: rtty-bounces at contesting.com [mailto:rtty-bounces at contesting.com] On
Behalf Of Jeff Stai
Sent: Monday, July 17, 2006 1:25 PM
To: rtty at contesting.com
Subject: [RTTY] luggable rtty station


hi - I currently find myself often guest operating at local 'super' stations
for RTTY contests. Since these stations typically do not have RTTY set up, I
end up lugging computer, rigs, and even SO2R aids like stub filters to these
locations.

I am currently hauling around my trusty pair of old FT1000Ds which I like FB
for RTTY operation (yes, even with the crazy tuning rate), but they are very
heavy and getting up in years - not to mention having to break them down
from my home station and set them back up each time.

This may be ultimately something of a fantasy exercise, but I thought I
would poll you folks anyway to see where it led...

So the question is: If I could, I would like a matched pair of rigs that met
the following basic specs:

- modern receiver specs, at least as good as my 1000Ds with INRAD roofing
and 250/400 hz filters

- relatively light weight

- FSK required

- comfortable at 100W with RTTY contest duty cycles

So, if you could, what would you recommend?

thanks very much! - jeff wk6i


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