U82,
I got one for the possible useof D_Star as there are no D_Star repeaters
locally.The rig ias very nice to handle, of course it is not an everything to
everybody rig., I find it works better than the Yeasu Standard, Kenwood and?
Motorola HTs that I haveor have used. Good battery
We did a small test today. If you hook the receiver on the repeater up
and use low powe from distant station you get alot of break-up. If
you hook your handheld up at the duplexer receiver point the break-up
goes away and you get better receive through the handheld. Any ideas?
Tom Carpenter
Brand new, looking at AES pricing, there is a $75-85 price difference
between a D-STAR 91AD and the V82 or U82 ...
On Mon, Sep 22, 2008 at 1:11 PM, Nate Duehr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Joel Koltner wrote:
Good points, Nate, thanks.
As far as I can tell, the V82 is essentially an
Do you key the repeater transmitter while the hand held is receiving ?
(+3v on TXE) Is the transmitter also keyed when the repeater receiver
is receiving ?
Tom wrote:
We did a small test today. If you hook the receiver on the repeater up
and use low powe from distant station you get
Sensitivity of an IC91AD (from icom website)
Sensitivity (typical)
FM (at 12dB SINAD, 3.5kHz DEV)
VHF (Ham band) 0.14#956;V
UHF (Ham band) 0.16#956;V
Sensitivity of a dstar repeater?
Sensitivity (BER 1×102) : Less than 0.45 #956;V
My analog repeater sensitivity???
