Merry Christmas to the Group,
I am looking to buy another HF radio for PSK/digital. I am asking what
features I look for and why. Next question, what radio offers more bang for
the money and why?
I would like to buy new but will consider a used one of older model not in
current production.
The TS2000 has lots of bang for the buck, HF, 2M, 6M, 70 cm, IF DSP. The TS480
has been labeled by some here as the best radio for digital modes. Icom746
Pro has good reviews. Icom 7000 also.
Features, I am no expert in this area,but ability to control or at least
turn off/on the AGC is
hi andy
looking forward to a PSKREPORTER/MULTIPSK
FOR DUMMIES.
any plans ?
david/wd4kpd
On 12/15/2009 12:55 PM, Gary wrote:
I thought I'd run something up the flagpole and see if anyone salutes:
I would imagine, the license limitations would have to state something like a
maximum of 300 baud and 500 Hz bandwidth with a 200 watt power limit. There
may be other limitations that
I do not understand the instance of 200 or more watts. Most gear made in the
past, and even the majority of rigs made today, run 100 watts. Lets keep it to
that, or lower, to avoid pushing everyone into thinking they need an amp for
digital modes. It becomes a rat race, with the biggest rat
I'd have to go with the Yaesu ft-857D, it does it all with a small
footprint, reasonable price and very dependable...73, es merry
christmas...Alan
I'm having more fun on HF than I've ever had before since I bought the
Flex-3000 radio. I don't think I can go back to a conventional HF rig.
With this much control and display, it's like looking at the HF spectrum out
a picture window instead of through a keyhole.
I don't know if it's the ultimate or not but I'm very happy with my
nearly 1 year old Icom IC-7200.
It is fairly compact and has IF level DSP. Probably the nicest digital
mode feature though is the radio has it's own sound card circuitry. You
connect from your computer to the USB port built
On Fri, 2009-12-25 at 15:46 +, kd7jeh wrote:
Merry Christmas to the Group,
I am looking to buy another HF radio for PSK/digital. I am asking
what features I look for and why. Next question, what radio offers
more bang for the money and why?
I would like to buy new but will consider
On Fri, Dec 25, 2009 at 11:07:39AM -0700, Alan Wilson wrote:
I'd have to go with the Yaesu ft-857D, it does it all with a small
footprint, reasonable price and very dependable.
+1
Make sure it's the 857D, not the base FT-857; some of the base 857s have
a problem with runaway oscillation on
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