Can anyone recommend a good Transverter for the Flex 6300??
thanks
Bill
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Can anyone recommend a good Transverter for the Flex 6300??
thanks
Bill
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Hi Bill!
Down East Microwave - www.downeastmicrowave.com
Reliable, they don't overheat and exceptionally good RX.
I've got six of them running 144-2304 MHz.
73
Lloyd - N9LB
On Wed, Jul 29, 2015 at 10:54 AM, Bill and Sue wrote:
Can anyone recommend a good Transverter for the Flex 6300??
Re K5HY's message, I reiterate my comment made at the session at Dayton. The
transverters should have one high power output (25 -50W) and ALSO a low
power output (1 - 5) to drive tower-mounted microwave transverters. I have
been told that the low power output will be 1 milliwatt, which in no way
piece in Crazy
Bob's red hotrod?
Best 73
Al W5LUA
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Subject: [Flexradio] Transverters
Re K5HY's message
, 2009 6:22 PM
To: 'Bill Tynan'; flexradio@flex-radio.biz
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] Transverters
Hello Bill and others
Since I have borrowed N5AC's Flex-3000 and put it on 6M, I decided to use my
Flex-5000 on 2 VHF bands. Normally RX1 is on 6M and RX2 is on 222 or any
other transverter band I choose
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Subject: Re: [Flexradio] Transverters and the Flex-3000
Marty,
I believe the XVTR option for the Flex-3000 is all external, so getting a
DownEast Microwave unit, with the 10 MHz reference option (A 32 board)
should keep you without drift. I know some folks locally using
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Subject: [Flexradio] Transverters and the Flex-3000
Hi All,
I'm thinking about getting a 2 meter transverter to hook up with my
Flex-3000. I've read reports of some models of transverters drifting too
much
during transmit for use in EME. Any suggestions
Hi All,
I'm thinking about getting a 2 meter transverter to hook up with my
Flex-3000. I've read reports of some models of transverters drifting too much
during transmit for use in EME. Any suggestions/recommendations about which
transverters are suitable for SDR EME work?
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Subject: [Flexradio] Transverters and the Flex
Marty,
I believe the XVTR option for the Flex-3000 is all external, so getting a
DownEast Microwave unit, with the 10 MHz reference option (A 32 board)
should keep you without drift. I know some folks locally using that (with a
traditional IF) on 10 GHz and no drift...
73,
Ed
WB0VHF
At
Jim,
I also paid early and have 5000a serial number 9. I have been using my
5000 on the microwaves since the day I got it. The 5000 has the
connectors to go to a Downeastmicrowave (or other) intermediate
transverter and on to microwaves up to 10G.
Even though the transverter from Flex will
Thanks to Eric for helping with this problem. It appears that if you have
two transverters with the same frequency range only the first one in the
list will be selected ever. In my case my third and fourth transverters were
for 902Mhz and the third one was always being selected.
In my opinion
Greetings Gents:
The option for a 2 meter/70 cm transverter for the Flex -5000 is great news. My
question is do these transverters cover the entire 2 meter and 70 cm amateur
bands? I was interested in knowing if they can operate with standard repeater
shifts for repeater work on FM as well
Bill Bailey wrote:
Thanks to Eric for helping with this problem. It appears that if you have
two transverters with the same frequency range only the first one in the
list will be selected ever. In my case my third and fourth transverters were
for 902Mhz and the third one was always being
Well I could not go to Dayton, but the next best thing for me is
Ham-com. I will be looking for transverters for my
SDR 1k 100 watt, ATU with the internal DEMI installed and, a UBC. I
want to get a 2 meter and a 440 and a 900. I will be looking for an
amplifier also, nothing big mw in and 40
I still haven't resolved my problem despite Eric's help.
I have an SDR1K with a built-in DEM 144MHz transverter. I use the
output of the 144 transverter to drive a 144MHz to 70MHz transverter.
So, I click on the 2 button of the Band Selection buttons, and the
second transverter inputs/outputs at
I have been used to getting a reply to my queries within seconds from
the ever-helpful Flexers. The fact I haven't had a reply to my last
query makes me fear I've asked a very stupid question! I'd appreciate a
comment in response to the following:
Having had fun playing with my SDR-1000 with 1
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I have been used to getting a reply to my queries within seconds from
Having had fun playing with my SDR-1000 with 1 watt on HF, it's now time
to get it tamed for VHF work, which was the object of my purchase.
I have the 144MHz DEM transverter installed. I will be using that to
drive transverters for other VHF/UHF bands. If, for example, I am using
a 144-1296
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I am a new user with the Flex radio.
My primary interst are VHF, UHF and 80/160m DX
I am a new user with the Flex radio.
My primary interst are VHF, UHF and 80/160m DX.
The past week I have been playing around with the SDR 1000 and I am very
enthusiastic about this rig.
My first question is:
The 6m receiver seems deaf compared to my TS2000. Should I add a preamp
with a PA or
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