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Burt, Did you get my direct email earlier today? Chuck

Dittos. If you take care of a fleet, you learn to setup the external mic level to high because the "particular individuals" are always mumbling out of the side of their mouth and the mic is somewhere

Chuck, This is why I figure it's better to do what I can on the repeater's end.? I have better and more fun fights to pick . :} Burt, K6OQK *** "Someone" questioned me about a ham rig that they had

N5MS said "I also made copies of a boot drive of a Dell 755 and plug it into another Dell 755 and it will boot, etc. with all the drivers, but I recall that it will eventually ask for new Product Keys

Not sure if that is the same manufacturer from the 70s that was using repurposed TV antennas. That actually works to a great extent, but the SWR variations may be too wide for transmitting. Still you

All I can say is check the menu options on the radio. Both the Yaesu FT8800 and FT-8900 list wide/narrow as a mic/deviation setting. It is global for each band. Best I can tell it does nothing to the

I agree with Aspinwall's thought. Just because someone got a license by memorizing some Q n A doesn't absolve any responsibility for damage. You don't get plausible deniability just because you don't

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

Done

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...