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There is no file storage in basic groups created after a certain date, and this is one of those groups. Donald KX8K <sernstfortin@...> wrote:

Good morning! I am seeking the M CH/VFO CH knob for the Kenwood TS 680s. Does anyone happen to have one they are willing to part with? Thank you! Frank D KC1CAB

Just to let everyone know where I am, attached one can find a 14page document with lots of pictures and helpful supplemental information on construction, use and modification of the DSPham project by

Sounds interesting (pun intended). I’m in. 73 Steve Isaacs KO4IVH

Russ, thus far, pretty good. So I have a TS-570DG and TS-890S that I am trying it with. (yes, I know, both have MPUs for doing signal processing and NR). I find the NR, NB and Morse decode functions

How effective is it, in your opinion? How does it compare to other commercial units you've tried?

I have 3 radios that could benefit from such a thing: a 520, an 830, and an FT 101b. I have only basic experience with an arduino. ?A project like this would certainly be of interest! 73, Tom ai4th

Doug, And Frank. The hardest aspect of the project for me was my lack of recent experience with the Arduino development environment. I received some handholding from Graham. However, now I could

I would be interested in learning more.

I’m interested in this project. I have a TS 530 SP that would enjoy it! Is the build complex? I have some experience but am at best an intermediate builder. 73, Doug N0MM [email protected]>

I'm experimenting with this technology. I am attempting to assess if anyone would be interested in my experience constructing an Arduino-based DSP Noise Reduction implementation by Graham Whaley. One

Thanks, Charlie, I'll wade through the "ham slang". By the way, my OEM whip has decent return loss figures. Too bad the replacement cost is $134. -- - Regards, Karl Shoemaker To contact me, please

It's another .io group: ham-antennas.groups.io main groups.io Group <#> Discussion of amateur radio antenna systems, feedlines, matching networks, and related topics. Anything and everything, tell

Lou,? I have not found any "antenna groups" yet. I guess I missed something. -- - Regards, Karl Shoemaker To contact me, please visit SRG's web site at http://www.srgclub.org for the current email

Picked up a used TS570SG recently.? It is a nice radio overall.? However, t he SWR circuit doesn't seem to be working correctly.? It never shows higher than a 1.5 SWR, even with no load

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I completely agree. Kenwood ships their radios with the best antennas suited for them. Gary

Why not stick with what came with the radio? Every Kenwood I've had worked great with the original antenna. I still use the original on the G71 I have. The F6 I had to replace because I caught it in a

Have you tried any of the antenna groups? Lou WA5LOU [email protected]> wrote: