> How about IF tap (10.7MHz) and high speed packet ready (up to say, 76k > or faster)? > > (Maybe I missed it, but I don't think I saw those 2 features...) > > 73, > > Mark N8MH > >
I dearly wish my 910 had an IF tap! That would mostly take care of the high speed part too for me. >> The manufactures of Transceivers and Amplifies need to agree upon a set of >> standard power level so the third-party amplifier manufactures can design >> properly matched Amplifiers and pre-amplifiers. This will also help reduce >> the number of transceiver and amplifier failures caused by mismatched RF >> settings. >> I'd prefer a menu settable power output for each band, like all of the current Yaesu DC to Daylight rigs have. >> The IC-910 has a blinking light to tell you your FM satellite receiver >> frequency has drifted. Unfortunately, the blinking light is useless in >> telling you if your frequency is high or low. >> >> Yes, but if you press the AFC button on the 910, it will tune it for you! >> No access to frequencies below 50 megacycles. >> Many serious 6m ops listen to utilities below 50Mhz to tell when the banding is close to opening. 73, Drew KO4MA (Who'd settle for a full duplex FT-817) _______________________________________________ Sent via amsat...@amsat.org. Opinions expressed are those of the author. Not an AMSAT-NA member? Join now to support the amateur satellite program! Subscription settings: http://amsat.org/mailman/listinfo/amsat-bb
