It may cost more than it is worth, but I suppose you could buy narrow
crystal filters from ComSpec or M for the rec. The TX would be pretty
simple - just reduce IDC.
On Thu, May 27, 2010 at 5:17 PM, Gary wrote:
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> The Staten Island Digital Group is looking to purchase a few
> spare/replaceme
John, Thanks for the suggestion.
However this is NYC, every allocation is in use, and we will be extremely
close distance wise to the lower adjacent, even at 12.5.
I can get into more details off list if you wish.
Gary
KB2BSL
From: dstar_digital@yahoogroups.com [mailto:dstar_digi...@yah
> The Staten Island Digital Group is looking to purchase a few
> spare/replacement radios for its WG2MSK D-Star (G4ULF) repeater system.
>
> One of the radios in use seems to be a bit flakey, and the SM-50's I
> purchased at Dayton turn out to NOT be narrow band.
I've been thinking about this for
The Staten Island Digital Group is looking to purchase a few
spare/replacement radios for its WG2MSK D-Star (G4ULF) repeater system.
One of the radios in use seems to be a bit flakey, and the SM-50's I
purchased at Dayton turn out to NOT be narrow band.
For some reason GM300's with the followi
My ears are burning...
Tom,
You caught us between site visits with our pants down! We changed frequencies
on the Pocopson W3EOC B 440 repeater from 445.075 to 445.0675 for coordination
purposes (we added a new repeater KB3SLR B at Bucktown and split the 445.075
analog channel). Till today, we
I've had this same issue installed my first vehicle radio TR-7850 (50W FM). At
PTT I measured at the rig 10.2VDC (engine on) and my memories got wiped out as
well ass got feedback my TX was dropping out. It was due to the 12AWG speaker
wires I used and the length of the run (about 13' with all t
