If possible under all antenna installations, put the antenna in position and sweep the bands. ?Plot SWR V.S. Frequency on graph paper. ?The bottom of the "U" in the plot is the center of the design as installed. ?Use the equation for cutting the length of ?an antenna to find the length the antenna thinks it is. ?Comparing this to what you actually cut as the center. ?That will give the amount of correction in length needed. ?I have found that this gives the correct length every time. ?Only one cut for each band will be needed. ?Don need to keep cutting to find the correct length. ?If you need more help call me any time (480) 319-9423.
Tom k8pnw
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Digital HF 40M Frequencies
Hello All
I have heard a couple of questions about the digital frequencies
and whats on different portions of 40M.
This is what I have from the WSJT-X program.
WSPR - 7.0386
FT4???? -? 7.0475
FT8???? -? 7.0740
JT9???? -? 7.0780
JT65?? -? 7.0760
Hope that clears up some thoughts.
Also here is a table showing Signal Reports for different S/N
ratios:
S/N(dB) RST
¡Ü¨C19 529
¨C18 to ¨C13 539
¨C12 to ¨C7 549
¨C6 to ¨C1 559
0 to 5 569
6 to 11 579
12 to 17 589
¡Ý18 599
73 es cul
K1EC Conrad
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Thanks for the feedback. Im aware that the voltage is "High" at the ends of the dipole, but not exactly sure what "High" means in terms of being in proximity to possible paths to ground. The roof is traditional shingle, and the nearest electrical conduit is approx 4 ft away from the center of the rafters, so im assuming that is far enough to not cause any arcing or other issues. Im also assuming that I don't need to worry about lightning being that the dipole is just below the roof line. If that is incorrect, please let me know. Im not familiar with lightning protection or how to implement it inside the roof. Ron KJ7MSB
Hi Ron:
??? Bending/drooping the wires will have
minimal effect on performance. However there are a couple other
things to consider.
??? ??? 1) The composition of, and proximity
to, your roof material. Stone, metal, etc tend to absorb/block
RF. Performance suffers greatly.
??? ??? 2) The antenna impedance and SWR curve
are altered by the wood, EMT conduit or wiring, and the items in
#1. Normally a dipole (fan or single wire) will be a bit shorter
installed than the formula length. You will no doubt need to do
some 'pruning and tuning' during install.
??? ??? 3) Remember the ends of a dipole are
the high voltage points, even with 100W. Use good end insulators
and don't let the wire touch anything else.
??? Good luck with the project.
Jim, KF7E
On 17-Mar-20 05:36, Ron Watkins wrote:
Im thinking about putting up a fan dipole in my
rafters but ran into a slight issue. The length of the rafters
is just a few feet short of the 1/2 wavelength needed for 40
meters. Wondering if it's OK to have the end of each side of the
40 meter wire dipole just drape down for approx 2 feet or will
that mess up the ability of it to function properly??
--
Ron Watkins
602.743.5272
-- Ron Watkins
602.743.5272
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Hi Ron:
??? Bending/drooping the wires will have
minimal effect on performance. However there are a couple other
things to consider.
??? ??? 1) The composition of, and proximity
to, your roof material. Stone, metal, etc tend to absorb/block
RF. Performance suffers greatly.
??? ??? 2) The antenna impedance and SWR curve
are altered by the wood, EMT conduit or wiring, and the items in
#1. Normally a dipole (fan or single wire) will be a bit shorter
installed than the formula length. You will no doubt need to do
some 'pruning and tuning' during install.
??? ??? 3) Remember the ends of a dipole are
the high voltage points, even with 100W. Use good end insulators
and don't let the wire touch anything else.
??? Good luck with the project.
Jim, KF7E
On 17-Mar-20 05:36, Ron Watkins wrote:
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Im thinking about putting up a fan dipole in my
rafters but ran into a slight issue. The length of the rafters
is just a few feet short of the 1/2 wavelength needed for 40
meters. Wondering if it's OK to have the end of each side of the
40 meter wire dipole just drape down for approx 2 feet or will
that mess up the ability of it to function properly??
--
Ron Watkins
602.743.5272
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Im thinking about putting up a fan dipole in my rafters but ran into a slight issue. The length of the rafters is just a few feet short of the 1/2 wavelength needed for 40 meters. Wondering if it's OK to have the end of each side of the 40 meter wire dipole just drape down for approx 2 feet or will that mess up the ability of it to function properly??
-- Ron Watkins
602.743.5272
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Re: Volunteers Needed for Spring Into Queen Creek, Saturday March 28th 8:30 AM till 1:30 PM
ATTENTION
The Spring Into Queen Creek event for March 28th is officially cancelled by the Town of Queen Creek.
Thank you very much for those of you that had volunteered.
Regards,
Joe, N2QOJ
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Re: Volunteers Needed for Spring Into Queen Creek, Saturday March 28th 8:30 AM till 1:30 PM
Hi Bob,
Thank you for your past service and we look forward to next time.
Regards,
Joe
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Re: Volunteers Needed for Spring Into Queen Creek, Saturday March 28th 8:30 AM till 1:30 PM
Joe,?Julie and I will not be able to help out this time. ?We¡¯ll look forward to the next event.
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To all of you who have volunteered already, please join us at our monthly QCECG meeting tonight at 7 PM.
We will be discussing how we will be supporting this event.
We need more volunteers for this event.
I need 6 more volunteers!
Please join us at our monthly QCECG meeting tonight at 7 PM. We will be discussing how we will be supporting this event.
Thanks, Joe, N2QOJ Joe Sammartino 24/7: ?480.270.4563 Mobile: ?480.381.2993
Dear Members and Friends of QCECG:
The Town is hosting Spring Into QC at Mansel Carter Oasis Park on?Saturday, March 28, 2020.? The Town's Recreation Services Division has requested volunteers from QCECG to assist with directions and communications to the public (5), roaming support for event leadership (2, see note below), and logistics support at the Egg Hunt area (2).
Event date is?Saturday, March 28, 2020.
Event time is?9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Volunteers will be needed from?8:15 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Here is a link to the??event page on the Town's website.
A total of 9-13 volunteers will be needed.? Nine (9) will come from QCECG and four (4) from CERT.
We always like to have a buffer so I would like to have a total of at least 10 volunteers from QCECG to support this event.
There
are two paved parking areas.? One to the north and one to the south of
the park.? The south parking lot will be closed to the public and used
for vendors only.? It will be closed at 8:30 a.m.
Most
of the assistance is going to be needed to direct the public to parking
in the north paved lot and for traffic control in the overflow lot.
I have attached the event map for 2020.
CERT Volunteer roles: - Three (3) CERT members at the overflow parking lot to assist citizens with parking directions.
- One
(1) CERT member at the crosswalk to the south of the overflow parking
lot entrance to assist citizens with?crossing the road safely to?the
park.
QCECG Volunteer roles: - One (1) QCECG member?will be needed?as net control.? We can set up in the overflow parking lot.
- One
(1) QCECG member at the overflow parking lot to provide communications
for the CERT members (3) assigned to that area and also to assist
citizens with parking directions.
- One (1) QCECG member at the round-about entrance to the north paved parking lot to assist citizens with?parking directions.
- Two (2) QCECG members at north paved parking lot to assist citizens with?parking directions.
New Positions (If we are able to staff):
- Two
(2) QCECG members at Egg Hunt area.? This will be similar to the Trunk
line communicators for Trunk-Or-Treat focusing on supply needs and lost
kids.? These will be stationary positions.
- Two (2) QCECG members for the Event Leads or for a Lead and Roamer.? Please note: These will be active positions requiring fast-paced walking for the duration of the event.
Event Details
1. Event Location:
? ? ? ? Mansel Carter Oasis Park ? ? ? ??19535 E. Appleby Road
2.?Queen Creek?Recreation will provide?a pop-ups, chairs, and an ice cooler with water at the net control station in the overflow parking lot adjacent to the entrance.
3. Request that QCECG and CERT volunteers please bring a sports or camp chair.
4. Recreation will provide an event radio for monitoring purposes at the net control station.
5.
Recreation will provide a map and a "script" with all of the events and
information that we may need to answer for the public.
6. Joe LaFortune will provide a Recreation Point of Contact.
7. The event frequency will be simplex at 146.540 Mhz and backup of 146.560 Mhz.
8. Talk-In Frequency for arrival/check-in of QCECG volunteers will be the Queen Creek Repeater at 449.475 (-) PL 136.5 Hz.
9. The event site map is attached.
10. Each volunteer should have handheld radio (programmed in advance with QC repeater and simplex frequencies) and spare battery, speaker/mic or headset is recommended.
Please contact me asap if you can volunteer your services.
Thanks,
Joe, N2QOJ 480-270-4563
480-381-2993 cell/text
Co-Leader, Queen Creek Emergency Communications Group
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Please Read: COVID-19 Cancelation of Electronicfest this Sun, Mar 15th
ELECTRONICFEST
Canceled this Sunday, Mar 15th due to COVID-19
Safety of our Scouts and community is, and always has been, our top priority. Due to the hightened concerns of our global situations, we have made the difficult decision to cancel electronicfest this weekend out of concern for our scouts and the community.
Thank you for your understanding and we'll see you at the next one!
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Re: Volunteers Needed for Spring Into Queen Creek, Saturday March 28th 8:30 AM till 1:30 PM
To all of you who have volunteered already, please join us at our monthly QCECG meeting tonight at 7 PM.
We will be discussing how we will be supporting this event.
We need more volunteers for this event.
I need 6 more volunteers!
Please join us at our monthly QCECG meeting tonight at 7 PM. We will be discussing how we will be supporting this event.
Thanks, Joe, N2QOJ Joe Sammartino 24/7: ?480.270.4563 Mobile: ?480.381.2993
Dear Members and Friends of QCECG:
The Town is hosting Spring Into QC at Mansel Carter Oasis Park on?Saturday, March 28, 2020.? The Town's Recreation Services Division has requested volunteers from QCECG to assist with directions and communications to the public (5), roaming support for event leadership (2, see note below), and logistics support at the Egg Hunt area (2).
Event date is?Saturday, March 28, 2020.
Event time is?9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Volunteers will be needed from?8:15 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Here is a link to the??event page on the Town's website.
A total of 9-13 volunteers will be needed.? Nine (9) will come from QCECG and four (4) from CERT.
We always like to have a buffer so I would like to have a total of at least 10 volunteers from QCECG to support this event.
There
are two paved parking areas.? One to the north and one to the south of
the park.? The south parking lot will be closed to the public and used
for vendors only.? It will be closed at 8:30 a.m.
Most
of the assistance is going to be needed to direct the public to parking
in the north paved lot and for traffic control in the overflow lot.
I have attached the event map for 2020.
CERT Volunteer roles: - Three (3) CERT members at the overflow parking lot to assist citizens with parking directions.
- One
(1) CERT member at the crosswalk to the south of the overflow parking
lot entrance to assist citizens with?crossing the road safely to?the
park.
QCECG Volunteer roles: - One (1) QCECG member?will be needed?as net control.? We can set up in the overflow parking lot.
- One
(1) QCECG member at the overflow parking lot to provide communications
for the CERT members (3) assigned to that area and also to assist
citizens with parking directions.
- One (1) QCECG member at the round-about entrance to the north paved parking lot to assist citizens with?parking directions.
- Two (2) QCECG members at north paved parking lot to assist citizens with?parking directions.
New Positions (If we are able to staff):
- Two
(2) QCECG members at Egg Hunt area.? This will be similar to the Trunk
line communicators for Trunk-Or-Treat focusing on supply needs and lost
kids.? These will be stationary positions.
- Two (2) QCECG members for the Event Leads or for a Lead and Roamer.? Please note: These will be active positions requiring fast-paced walking for the duration of the event.
Event Details
1. Event Location:
? ? ? ? Mansel Carter Oasis Park ? ? ? ??19535 E. Appleby Road
2.?Queen Creek?Recreation will provide?a pop-ups, chairs, and an ice cooler with water at the net control station in the overflow parking lot adjacent to the entrance.
3. Request that QCECG and CERT volunteers please bring a sports or camp chair.
4. Recreation will provide an event radio for monitoring purposes at the net control station.
5.
Recreation will provide a map and a "script" with all of the events and
information that we may need to answer for the public.
6. Joe LaFortune will provide a Recreation Point of Contact.
7. The event frequency will be simplex at 146.540 Mhz and backup of 146.560 Mhz.
8. Talk-In Frequency for arrival/check-in of QCECG volunteers will be the Queen Creek Repeater at 449.475 (-) PL 136.5 Hz.
9. The event site map is attached.
10. Each volunteer should have handheld radio (programmed in advance with QC repeater and simplex frequencies) and spare battery, speaker/mic or headset is recommended.
Please contact me asap if you can volunteer your services.
Thanks,
Joe, N2QOJ 480-270-4563
480-381-2993 cell/text
Co-Leader, Queen Creek Emergency Communications Group
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Re: Corona Virus Webinar - Friday, March 13th @ 7 PM
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Oops, sorry Michelle, I got the call sign wrong - It's KG7NCW
Corona Virus Webinar - Friday, March 13th @ 7 PM
From Mesa R U Prepared Group ----
Michelle, KG7NVW, Director of Clinical Services for a Health Care Company will be hosting and presenting this webinar.
"This will be our first live webinar! Day to day things are changing so
we are going to be working with our live webinar platform. This will be a
discussion with the best available information of the status of
Covid-19 pandemic."
"We HIGHLY recommend that you test you ability to make the
webinar link before the meeting. During (and immediately before) the
meeting NO support will be available to assist you with login problems."
NOTE: Please feel free to pass this registration invitation to anyone you feel might benefit from this webinar!
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Please register for Coronavirus Webinar on Mar 13, 2020 7:00 PM MST at:
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.
Brought to you by GoToWebinar?
Webinars Made Easy?
-- Clint F. Hawkins IV
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May America Be Worthy of God's Blessing.
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Re: Corona Virus Webinar - Friday, March 13th @ 7 PM
Oops, sorry Michelle, I got the call sign wrong - It's KG7NCW
Corona Virus Webinar - Friday, March 13th @ 7 PM
From Mesa R U Prepared Group ----
Michelle, KG7NVW, Director of Clinical Services for a Health Care Company will be hosting and presenting this webinar.
"This will be our first live webinar! Day to day things are changing so
we are going to be working with our live webinar platform. This will be a
discussion with the best available information of the status of
Covid-19 pandemic."
"We HIGHLY recommend that you test you ability to make the
webinar link before the meeting. During (and immediately before) the
meeting NO support will be available to assist you with login problems."
NOTE: Please feel free to pass this registration invitation to anyone you feel might benefit from this webinar!
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Please register for Coronavirus Webinar on Mar 13, 2020 7:00 PM MST at:
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.
Brought to you by GoToWebinar?
Webinars Made Easy?
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Corona Virus Webinar - Friday, March 13th @ 7 PM
Corona Virus Webinar - Friday, March 13th @ 7 PM
From Mesa R U Prepared Group ----
Michelle, KG7NVW, Director of Clinical Services for a Health Care Company will be hosting and presenting this webinar.
"This will be our first live webinar! Day to day things are changing so
we are going to be working with our live webinar platform. This will be a
discussion with the best available information of the status of
Covid-19 pandemic."
"We HIGHLY recommend that you test you ability to make the
webinar link before the meeting. During (and immediately before) the
meeting NO support will be available to assist you with login problems."
NOTE: Please feel free to pass this registration invitation to anyone you feel might benefit from this webinar!
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Please register for Coronavirus Webinar on Mar 13, 2020 7:00 PM MST at:
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.
Brought to you by GoToWebinar?
Webinars Made Easy?
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Disregard First For Sale message
Good Evening All
I realized that I had mis-identified the radio I am selling ...
Sorry about that , please disregard the first message.
The radio for sale is a Kenwood TS-2000 HF/VHF/UHF Transciever
Thanks es 73
Conrad K1EC
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For Sale ¨C Kenwood TS-2000, HF/6M/VHF/UHF Transceiver with Signalink USB and Comet CFX-514 Triplexer
For Sale ??? Kenwood TS-2000, HF/6M/VHF/UHF Transceiver with
Signalink USB and Comet CFX-514 Triplexer
Selling a Kenwood
TS
2000 Transciever. Unit comes from a non smoking home and is in
perfect working condition. Transceiver has no issues and comes
complete with power cord and the stock microphone. I have also
included a Signalink USB Sound Card interface and Comet Triplexer
.
The Triplexer
allows
a single antenna to be used for all bands. The Signalink connected
to
the TS2000 supports all of the Sound Card interface programs.
Bundle Price:
$800 I can be contacted at email: arsk1ec@...
Included Items:
Power Cord
Kenwood MC43S Mic 8
PIN Dynamic Button Handheld Radio MicrophoneInstruction Manual
Signallink USB with
cable
Comet CFX-514
Triplexer
Radio Features:
IF DSP Main Band
AF DSP Sub Band
HF by V/U, V by V,
U by U and V by U
PCT Packet Cluster
Tuning
Transverter
Frequency Display
IF Auto Notch
Built-in TNC
(1200/9600)
Built-in Auto Tuner
1.9-54 MHz
Built-in keyer with
3 Memories
Variable IF AGC (20
step)
Thanks es 73
Conrad K1EC
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For Sale ¨C Kenwood TS-2000X, HF/6M/VHF/UHF Transceiver with Signalink USB and Comet CFX-514 Triplexer
For Sale ¨C Kenwood TS-2000X, HF/6M/VHF/UHF Transceiver with
Signalink USB and Comet CFX-514 Triplexer
Selling a Kenwood TS
2000 Transciever. Unit comes from a non smoking home and is in
perfect working condition. Transceiver has no issues and comes
complete with power cord and the stock microphone. I have also
included a Signalink USB Sound Card interface and Comet Triplexer .
The Triplexer allows
a single antenna to be used for all bands. The Signalink connected to
the TS2000 supports all of the Sound Card interface programs.
Bundle Price: $800 I can be contacted at email: arsk1ec@...
Included Items: Power Cord Kenwood MC43S Mic 8
PIN Dynamic Button Handheld Radio MicrophoneInstruction Manual Signallink USB with
cable
Comet CFX-514
Triplexer
Radio Features: IF DSP Main Band AF DSP Sub Band
HF by V/U, V by V,
U by U and V by U PCT Packet Cluster
Tuning Transverter
Frequency Display
IF Auto Notch Built-in TNC
(1200/9600) Built-in Auto Tuner
1.9-54 MHz
Built-in keyer with
3 Memories Variable IF AGC (20
step)
Thanks es 73 Conrad K1EC
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Volunteers Needed for Spring Into Queen Creek, Saturday March 28th 8:30 AM till 1:30 PM
Dear Members and Friends of QCECG:
The Town is hosting Spring Into QC at Mansel Carter Oasis Park on?Saturday, March 28, 2020.? The Town's Recreation Services Division has requested volunteers from QCECG to assist with directions and communications to the public (5), roaming support for event leadership (2, see note below), and logistics support at the Egg Hunt area (2).
Event date is?Saturday, March 28, 2020.
Event time is?9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Volunteers will be needed from?8:15 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Here is a link to the??event page on the Town's website.
A total of 9-13 volunteers will be needed.? Nine (9) will come from QCECG and four (4) from CERT.
We always like to have a buffer so I would like to have a total of at least 10 volunteers from QCECG to support this event.
There
are two paved parking areas.? One to the north and one to the south of
the park.? The south parking lot will be closed to the public and used
for vendors only.? It will be closed at 8:30 a.m.
Most
of the assistance is going to be needed to direct the public to parking
in the north paved lot and for traffic control in the overflow lot.
I have attached the event map for 2020.
CERT Volunteer roles: - Three (3) CERT members at the overflow parking lot to assist citizens with parking directions.
- One
(1) CERT member at the crosswalk to the south of the overflow parking
lot entrance to assist citizens with?crossing the road safely to?the
park.
QCECG Volunteer roles: - One (1) QCECG member?will be needed?as net control.? We can set up in the overflow parking lot.
- One
(1) QCECG member at the overflow parking lot to provide communications
for the CERT members (3) assigned to that area and also to assist
citizens with parking directions.
- One (1) QCECG member at the round-about entrance to the north paved parking lot to assist citizens with?parking directions.
- Two (2) QCECG members at north paved parking lot to assist citizens with?parking directions.
New Positions (If we are able to staff):
- Two
(2) QCECG members at Egg Hunt area.? This will be similar to the Trunk
line communicators for Trunk-Or-Treat focusing on supply needs and lost
kids.? These will be stationary positions.
- Two (2) QCECG members for the Event Leads or for a Lead and Roamer.? Please note: These will be active positions requiring fast-paced walking for the duration of the event.
Event Details
1. Event Location:
? ? ? ? Mansel Carter Oasis Park ? ? ? ??19535 E. Appleby Road
2.?Queen Creek?Recreation will provide?a pop-ups, chairs, and an ice cooler with water at the net control station in the overflow parking lot adjacent to the entrance.
3. Request that QCECG and CERT volunteers please bring a sports or camp chair.
4. Recreation will provide an event radio for monitoring purposes at the net control station.
5.
Recreation will provide a map and a "script" with all of the events and
information that we may need to answer for the public.
6. Joe LaFortune will provide a Recreation Point of Contact.
7. The event frequency will be simplex at 146.540 Mhz and backup of 146.560 Mhz.
8. Talk-In Frequency for arrival/check-in of QCECG volunteers will be the Queen Creek Repeater at 449.475 (-) PL 136.5 Hz.
9. The event site map is attached.
10. Each volunteer should have handheld radio (programmed in advance with QC repeater and simplex frequencies) and spare battery, speaker/mic or headset is recommended.
Please contact me asap if you can volunteer your services.
Thanks,
Joe, N2QOJ 480-270-4563
480-381-2993 cell/text
Co-Leader, Queen Creek Emergency Communications Group
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QCECG Weekly Net Training 3/8/2020 @ 8 PM
QCECG Weekly Training Net
If you haven't checked in to the Net in a while - or ever - please join us.
With the Corona Virus threat - real or imagined - this is a great time to dust off your HT, charge it up, and join us on the net.
It takes only a few minutes a week to exercise both your HT and your skills.
QCECG weekly training net - 3/8/2020 @ 8 PM (2000)
8 pm at 449.325 Mhz PL 100.0 Hz. - Visitors welcome!
If you don't have access to a handheld radio or scanner, you can listen in over the Internet at
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Re: Newbie Tech looking for some help setting u
Thanks, ill do that. Ill try to get on the repeater after work today. Ron
Ron,
You are very welcome. I must add that CHIRP does indeed set all setting correctly. I have used CHIRP to program my radios, the radios we use for Queen Creek Emergency Communications Group, and for about 50 or so members' radios. There was a glitch in your case. Unusual things happen with CHIRP if you don't start with a saved copy of your original downloaded radio content (some refer to it as the codeplug). The correct process is to download your radio's content and save that file, make a copy, and enter your frequency map into that file copy. Strange this happen - or worse - if that process is not followed. Hope to hear you on our repeater soon. Joe Joe Sammartino 24/7: ?480.270.4563 Mobile: ?480.381.2993
On Thu, Mar 5, 2020 at 5:38 PM Ron Watkins < rwatki@...> wrote: Joe, and everyone else to gave me help on the Baofeng, I got it working with the help of KI7QZP (credit where credit is due). Turns out that the CHIRP software sais it's setting certain setting which actually it doesn't set in the radio and thus they have to be added manually after programming. We did get it working now with manual programming of the offset. Thanks again to everyone and im looking forward to meeting some of you at a club meeting soon. Ron
Just a note: I am continuing this thread on the Group just for edification on diagnosing issues.
They seem ok but you are probably not going to fire up those two repeaters in Phoenix.
Lets work one issue at a time.
You don't see the contents of your memory location menus on the radio, you can only see VFO setting for the menus of the band you are on.
In VFO mode (440 Mhz band), program in the frequency I said before - 449.325 and enter the following in the Menus...
Number 1 -5k
Number 7 -OFF
Number 10 -OFF
Number 11 -OFF
Number 12 -OFF
Number 13 -100.0 Hz
Number 25 - (-)
Number 26 -005.000
Now, when you transmit the display will change from 449.325 to 444.325.
I'll be listening
Joe, N2QOJ
On Thu, Mar 5, 2020 at 2:13 PM Ron Watkins < rwatki@...> wrote: Joe, in an effort to be clearer about this, im including a screen shot of the CHIRP window showing the 2 repeaters I have tried. According to this screenshot, both the PL tone and frequency offset are programmed already. Not sure what else needs to be done.
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Ron Watkins
602.743.5272
-- Ron Watkins
602.743.5272
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Joe Sammartino
