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How do I know what port I'm using for Commander, I'm using a USB cable? confused.

Handheld tape measure beams/yagis are an inexpensive way to get into the world of high gain with your HTs. Heck, I turned my TX power DOWN to 2W to speak with ISS Commander Wiseman two Field Days ago

You can use Boot Camp and install Windows on your Mac.

Thanks for the add.

" way too much noise here. s9 noise on HF here at house with a dipole at 60' even. " Call the power company and report the noisy lines. They are obligated by FCC rules to fix interference problems -

yes on tape measure. I saw that 1 but it really wont hold up if I decide to put up on tower to sue perm. this project is kind of double edged. I want to make 1 with the scouts here maybe to use for

Fred.?Qst had an article in the January 2012 issue on making a tape measure dual band beam, the link is:http://www.work-sat.com/Antennas_files/W6NBC-Beam.pdf Another choice would be made from pvc and

Google cheap Yagi. Simple plans. Dual requires two separate antennas and feed lines, unless you build a duplexer. This message was delivered by flying monkeys!

Hi Fred Greetings from the Scouts of Manchester UK. Sorry I can't help with the yagi but I had to make contact with a fellow Scouter. If you want to contact direct my scout email is

Dual Band Yagi? <http://theleggios.net/wb2hol/projects/rdf/tape_bm.htm>has plenty of sources to build on the web. PVC & tape measure pieces cut to length. I have not built one myself, yet. Looking at

Looking for folks that have made a dual band yagi before and can share the diagram on the build with any tips. It needs to be something as simple as possible due to may use for scouts project. Looking

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Hi, I have sent Kirby a private message, but the repeater shifts are all over the place. Generally standardised as 1.6 at plus and minus shifts, more lately Belgium and the low countries have gone for

Kerby, If you have the RT Systems software for programming the FT-60R, it allows you to select the shift for each memory channel or VFO in a pull-down menu in the "Offset Frequency" column. 1.6 MHz

I know they don't have as much band width, either. 144-146 on 2m, 430 or 440-450 on 70cm, compared to 144-148 and 420-450 US. Jardy Dawson WA7JRD Sent from the Death Star for Darth Vader's eyes only.

Look up Split Shifts in the manual. Jardy Dawson WA7JRD Sent from the Death Star for Darth Vader's eyes only. Any other reception will be severely punished. ?

Sorry I was wrong on the repeater shift. It is 1.6 in Great Britain but in Luxembourg it is 7.6 Mhz. Here is a list of the repeaters in Luxembourg (I live in Belgium but on the border with Luxembourg:

Hey Jardy -- looked over the dead pigeons and the answer is the offset amount is different. It is a 1.6MHz repeater shift as opposed to the 5MHz US shift.

We only have macs and I personally was not able to program my ft-60r using Chirp. I have a feeling some have been able to who have downloaded Python and then the Chirp software. Don't give up. Carl

Kerby: You can program separate transmit and receive frequencies for any memory channel. Dave - WB6DHW <http://wb6dhw.com>