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Many years ago back in the '80s, I was down in Brownsville for a Texas VHFM Society convention and I set my mobile radios up to crossband the popular 2 m repeater to 223.46 simplex as I only had my

6M has been open MANY times over the past month or 2 to Oregon. And since we're at the peak of the cycle, this summer should be great! South America, the Caribbean, South Pacific. Tons of DX Ken

Interesting subject and? Mike will 6M open to Oregon this year? I evaluated a Linear Modulation Tech PA, w/ 24Vdc it took a +8dBm input to deliver 100W CW. I considered using one for my ACSB repeater

Yeah Repeater wars it was before I got licensed but the legacy of it still lives San Diego has had many problems with co-existing with repeaters up north, I used to get were the original repeater and

It may be worth a look to the SPC-4000 or SM-4000 cable. I have a similar GE version of this radio, sm-4150. Radio is programmed with a serial cable connecting to a six pin connector on the radios

All 220 Linear amps should work great on 220 FM without any mods except maybe the addition of a small fan but even the fan isn't really required. I had several Morrow electronics/UPS Aviation

Creative for sure. Chuck WB2EDV

Back in the day (during the later 70's), I was coordinated 147.09 as my channel pair by SCRA (that should bring back memories to some SoCal folks) at the top of the Palos Verdes peninsula. My call

Sorry to hear about the coordination problems out there. So Cal has its problems with things like a member of our local repeater coordination team hosting an uncoordinated repeater at his own house,

My QRZ email wb5itt@... [email protected]> wrote:

Hey Chris how can i get in contact with you instead of here

I am a twice BoD and a former coordinator of the TX VHF FM Society...life member since 1977....and it's gone downhill...they are coordinating 10k splinters on 2m YET the membership, as required by the

Chris, Just remember that you are doing a good thing for some hams that use your system and that is a positive. The fact that no good deed goes unpunished, is something we must look past and

Checkout the files section.? Note: none of this is verified and YMMV,? I don't have this radio! Just interest in such things and late night technical ramblings. A check of the Service manual SM-2000

After two years they have not provided a clickable link from their main page. They call them "bushings" but I get a different page that what he posted. But yea, I'm used to the ?"as your favorite

Naw....I have my 146.94 just down the road.....higher and better coverage......the 147.06 is owned by DOW (formerly Dupont) but they moved it off the plant property without approval...and put it on a

Maybe you should volunteer to be the new trustee! Good luck, dave wa3gin <setxtelecom@...> wrote:

Again, if you are REALLY worried, the TPLs were designed to be 50ohms between stages so you can bypass the PREdriverr and put higher RF into the remaining stages...this would allow the Kenwood to run

Sorry for the bandwidth.......accidentally posted here instead of a local group...realized after I sent it this was NOT the group it was intended for... Chris

Last night at the Orange Club meeting, I saw another testament to the dumbing down of America and ham radio..... The question was asked why the 147.06 rptr was down and the answer given was "It was