Anthony...
You might want to look at http://www.ssbusa.com to get some
general ideas. The "problem" (it's not really an unsolvable problem)
with covering the entire scope of one of our ultra-wide VHF/UHF bands is
that the IF device, typically at 28 MHz, has to cover that range. This
may be accomplished with switchable local oscillators. Most commercial
transverters, e.g. Elecraft, seem to take the easy way out and have one
local oscillator and consequent 2 MHz coverage since the hosting
transceiver usually covers only ham bands (on transmit).
John Ragle -- W1ZI
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Anthony M wrote:
Hi Guys,
Just wanted to ask a couple of transverter questions if I may,
1 - what is the general rx/tx range of a 2m transverter? or do they
all drastically vary
2 - is there much drift with newer generation transverters?
My goal (unsure if realistic or not) is to get entire 2m 144-148Mhz
SSB/FM - is this doable?
Cheers,
Anthony
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