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Well the 1.2 is all set up now I just have to input the Reflectors but I can't see any clear documentation on doing that part and the users manual isn't very clear on it either Would there be a post

Boy I guess that would help lol I'll have the Antenna about 100 asl this summer but it will have to do for now until the snow is gone and I can get on the roof of the shop to install it hope things

Mike, I have a slight advantage.....My antenna is on my balcony (Beachside-Condo) 127 ft above sea-level --I have a 10 element yagi plus a 4-foot 7db vertical also. ? ?73 from

I can routinely reach a 1.2 repeater 65 miles away, usually with 1 watt and only my 5' outside antenna. My antenna is only at the height of my roof, and I understand the 1.2 antenna is on the roof of

Out standing on the 21 mile Contact, As of now the Antenna is mounted on a tripod that is sitting on the ground Guess it will have to wait until summer to get it on the tower but I can still play with

Mike, (KL7BK) ? from Jim(KE4NZG), Well-wishes to you referenced to the 1.2ghz repeater.....I have a 1294.500 remote base on the air & have experienced 21-mile contacts here in the Daytona Beach,Fl.

Hello fellow Hams Mike Romanello KL7BK, I own the "WL7CWI" system here in Wasilla, Alaska just north of Anchorage. I'll be getting the 23cm system on the air today Sunday the 2nd of Dec and I'm

D-STAR 23cm Ops - Thanks for participating in the D-STAR 23cm group. If you're using or experimenting with D-STAR on 23m currently let the group know how you're using D-STAR by sending a message

I have a real power meter. That is, a meter that uses directional couplers and attenuators, etc. I have compared my Bird 43 to it. On 23 cm, the Bird is OK. Depending on the slug, it is within 5% of

The Comet CM-120 is excellent and cheap.

I have used BIRD 43 watt meters for years having three of them, two won at hamfests! :-) I also have the DAIWA CN-801 which is dual meter .9 to 2.5GHz meter and I have found it accurate (~10%) and

I have an ID 1 for sale. Just removed from my Dodge Grand Caravan with usb programming cable. I changed out the standard mic to a DTMF one which is only 3 months old. Als0 comes with remote cable,

Hey it worked. I was very lucky, after the storm, I only lost power for three days. My cable (internet) also down. It looks like all the batteries in the green amp boxes up on the poles were dead. My

The Bird Wattmeter is the one. Expensive though. Our club has one. Uses various "slugs" for the different frequencies and power. It's really a commercial product but accurate. 73 Rob

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I need a wattmeter to troubleshoot a problem with my VHF mobile, and I thought I'd get one which also worked on 1.2 GHz, even though I have no problems there right now. Any recommendations? Bonus

The GP-95 also is much lighter than the GP-98. Thanks for your thoughts. Matt

I have considered those. There appear to be plenty of D-STAR repeaters here in the San Francisco Bay Area too. For my car, I'll likely get either of those. For my home, I was leaning towards the

I'll let others comment on antenna recommendations. However since there is a lot of D-STAR activity on 2m & 70cm have you considered a D-STAR mobile like the ID-880H or IC-2820H? 73, Mark, WB9QZB

I have had a GP 95 up for several years. Works fine. I prefer it to a GP 98 because it is a one piece antenna vs a two piece radiator for the GP 98. A fraction of a db less gain, but one less thing to