[VHFcontesting] Icom 756 Pro III-Transverter, and WSJT

[Ray J]

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 into the transverter with your 817ND ??

 usually  transverter ports on radios  use very low drive and receive 
levels..  1dBm or so...

Ray J
W9RAY


Les Rayburn wrote:
> I'd like to operate WSJT on 222mhz during the upcoming Perseids peak on August 12th. I'll be using an Elecraft 222 transverter along with a 120 watt brick amp. 
>
> During the recent ARRL UHF Contest, I successfully connected my Yaesu FT-817ND to the transverter, and everything worked out great. The only problem is that the transverter makes use of the ACC Port on the back of the radio, which would also need to be used by my soundcard interface. Not a huge issue for that contest, as I simply ran SSB and hooked up a straight key for CW operation. 
>
> Now I'm wondering if my Icom 756 ProIII might be a better/easier solution. It has a transverter output on the rear but the manual is very limited in details. I think everyone assumes that if you know what a transverter is, then you must know how to hook things up! (ha, ha). My soundcard interface is a US Interface Navigator unit, which has custom made cables to connect it to the Pro III. 
>
> I'm currently using the ProII and interface to work WSJT on 6 Meters, so no issues there. 
>
> So...any idea how the heck I go about this? Any help appreciated. Peak is in about a week, so I need to get cracking! 
>
> 73,
>
> Les Rayburn, N1LF
> EM63nf
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