Hey john congrats on this statewide dstar system..but i wondered if you could
put one of the d star systems in marietta ga like fort mtn or kennesaw mtn in
the city...because im trying to get the EMA to fund for a system for d
star...but wishful thinking let me know what you can do to help the
Not that I am aware of a software setting for this. You'd likely have to use
an external attenuator.
--- In dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com, "n1ldy" wrote:
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> Hello Group,
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> is there a way to lower the TX power on the 2 meter module,
> lets say down to 10 watts? id like to drive a AMP but
Tony:
According to Icom's manual, The ID-RP2000V has two power levels, namely
"High" @ 23-30W and "Low" @ 2-3W. We have the ID-PR4000V (the 440
version) for W1NLT/R in Norwalk CT and it has exactly the same High/Low
output switch.
There are plenty of 2-Meter amps which run just fine with 25-30W
Why pad it down that much?
Why not just lower the power, if the ability is there
Why not, I really don't need to heat the room
And it's just silly to do that
If the ability is there then that's the route I need to
Presue, and shame on icom for not having
The ability for us to decide and not be to
Hi All,
Just completed making a serial to icom ID-800H radio interface cable. I thought
I heard somewhere that you can use the radio to browse the internet or send
email *AT LOW SPEEDS*. Is this possible? How would I have to configure my
radio? Currently i have it set to autoTX and gps off. I ha