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Many of the dual-band radios have mic gain settings. It may only be low-med-high, but they do have it. Mick - W7CAT

Done ! Fabrice, F5HCC.

Honestly, I'd be hard pressed to find a made-for-ham rig that has a mic gain adjustment. It is something that has finally made it's way back into many of the better commercial rigs though.

Yes Joe, that's it. Where/how could I get a copy of the manual or schematics. I'm only using the last stage 90watt amp driven by 25 watts from a CDM750. I tested with 3 watts (from a Bowfeng) into the

"... weak area for many hams." - amen.? This is at the forefront of many evolving discussions. I'm no where near the level of expertise and experience of most/all here, but in the band-planning and

Amen to that Bruce....a single tower is usually pretty easy to work with using the ATU at the base...but in a Directional Array, it can be a nasty issue.... Stations at the low end of the band have

Please be aware that using an Iso-coupler or installing any antenna on an AM tower can change the impedance of the tower and trigger the need for a proof, especially if you're doing this on a tower

This variable audio issue isn't confined to amateur radio.? It's a big issue in public safety too. Some users have good mic technique but many don't.? Police seem to be worse than fire.? It isn't

I have to agree about users not being trainable on audio and microphone technique. It has developed into a big problem. Some guys blast the microphone while others hold it at arm's length. Asking them

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Done, Thanks for all you do Kevin! -- Joe Orrico WB6HRO / WR6AAC Repeater System

Chris, I will not disagree with you, but it's just that you and I have different approaches to the on-going problems of audio levels of repeater users. I consider the W6MEP repeater a repeater for all

any news on this, as I am looking for one also...

Does this look like the PA board layout? This is from the Quintron QT-6700 manual. Joe

Nice list on R-B.? On the SS-32, there's just the basic drawing.? Here's the 4-page version for Mike as well. - Regards, Karl Shoemaker To contact me, please visit SRG's web site at

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Done ! Mike WA6ILQ

Well, an 8100 is nice, especially with the XT chassis lol, but not everybody can afford an Optimod or Orban audio processor..... I have a 6300 but it's for sale... Kind of overkill for ham radio and

Burt, Thanks for taking the time to prepare a detailed response explaining your measurement procedures and your audio processing. I also agree that variations in user level make it hard to understand

Curious who of you might be on an AM Broadcast "Hot" tower. I have two VHF isocouplers.? The heavy duty Kintronic FMC model. Currentlytuned for 150's, but are pretty wide. And easily tuned. Contact