Thanks, Patrick
I've been considering "retiring" my TH-D7, and I think you just sold me
on the new Kenwood!
73, Jim KQ6EA
On 12/06/2010 04:24 AM, Patrick STODDARD (WD9EWK/VA7EWK) wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I wavered on whether I was going to get this radio straight away, after
> the fiasco (related to FM
As always Patrick, good to see you, Unfortunately I had to leave early due
to family obligations, but the highlight of the hamfest for me would come
later that afternoon: I had a message on my phone telling me I'd won the
Grand Prize in the raffle! I now have in my lap a brand new Yaesu FT8900R
qua
Hi!
Thanks for all the QSOs during demonstrations I gave at the
Superstition Amateur Radio Club's annual hamfest in Mesa,
Arizona, yesterday. I worked 2 passes each on AO-7, VO-52,
and HO-68, along with one SO-50 pass. I apologize if you
were trying for me on the SO-50 pass around 1719 UTC, a
Hi!
I wavered on whether I was going to get this radio straight away, after
the fiasco (related to FM satellite operation) the Alinco DJ-G7T was
last year. I didn't want to get bitten by a radio that was supposed to
be capable of full-duplex operation, but fall short like with the DJ-G7T.
Afte
Neat! Not sure if that was what you were on when I contacted you this
afternoon--if so, sounded good.
To anybody in the know---Here's a question I have about the TH-D72---once the
TNC is put into KISS mode--can you use the micr0-USB port to a communicate with
terminal program on your PC? Hav
One thing I wonder is if they have done something clever with the
single USB port so that TNC data and rig control (CAT) no longer are
exclusive of each other. That remains a disappointing limitation on
rigs like the TH-D7A and TS-2000.
73, Bruce
VE9QRP
On Sun, Dec 5, 2010 at 5:28 PM, Patrick STO
Hi!
The TH-D72A is the real deal as a cross-band full-duplex HT for
FM satellite work. And, unlike with the DJ-G7T and some
versions of the IC-W32A, no RX
desense while
transmitting. :-)
I used VFO B for TX, VFO A for RX (it has better
sensitivity), balanced audio all the way to VFO A,
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