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Have you watched the tuning video from Sinclair that I sent to you before? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7QZzzB2LZU Mick - W7CAT

I also share the concerns about hotspots, new users, and those who want to build a repeater when all they have for test equipment is free DMM from Harbor Freight. However, a few may discover a passion

I was wondering if I could get a quick sanity check/feedback on how I go about tuning Bandpass duplexers. Some recent follies have had me questioning whether I'm doing it right. * Unharness all

Hi Gervais, I won't be very friendly with what Hugo just told you, Yes RW do sell them but they charge so high for both the radio and delivery that I prefer to order my stuff from DX engineering in

Burt, K6OQK, started a topic named: "QUANTAR VHF Audio Interface" Since that topic has gotten lengthy and has drifted to related matters of user radios and mic settings, I thought it might be helpful

VOX on a mobile isn't much worse than being a school bus driver (Catholic school kindergarten kids, in this case), having someone cut you off and you have to hit the brakes *HARD*. "Sister Mary. What

Especially when someone cuts you off! Burt, K6OQK ...(VOX on a mobile? That's nuts.

It truly is hit & miss w.r.t. actual mic gain adjustments on amateur transceivers. The original Tempo S1 HT had one, but none of its successors did. The Alinco DR-135/235/435s also have one, but I

Also the QYT I caved in and got does not either. Just VOX...(VOX on a mobile? That's nuts.)

Jeremy, If you cannot find a set of ribbon cables for the R1225 control head, consider using the control head off a GM300 or similar radio instead. The 300's head will work to program and operate the

Are we becoming TOO TRUSTING??? I remember all these CB shops that would charge people money to build sound effect and noise makers, and rip the modulation limiter out of the radio and tweak the

My Chinese Anytone 868 dual band DMR portable has mic gain, 5 levels I believe, accessible in the setup menu. I think the TYT DMR radios have it too, but I haven't checked lately. Brian n1bs

Well, None of my kenwoods do. F6, G71, G707. No mic gain. I stand by my statement-mic gain on an average made-for-ham rig is rare, and usually reserved for radios that have AM/SSB/CW. Wide/narrow is

There are two IF filters for the left (A) band, one for wide (5 kHz) FM & one for narrow (2.5 kHz): CF1002 & CF1003. The right (B) side only has one (CF1001). Bob NO6B

Almost ALL of the new Yaesu handhelds have a mic gain adjustment. Even my 20 year old VX-6R has a 1-10 mic gain adjustment. And it does work. Andy [email protected]> wrote:

Ya, I have an 8500 and a 8100 and any mic gain must be done by modifying the mic itself.? I remember trying everything to try to change the PotatoHead hollow mic audio or how to hold it just right.?

Well, I guess Yaesu's manuals need to be corrected/clarified then. /Menu #43 [WID.NAR] says:// //Function: Reducing the MIC Gain (and Deviation).// / I totally understand what you are saying, but best

Chuck, I sent you a reply earlier this evening.? If you would like to intellectualize about the processor maybe we could get together on the phone. Burt, K6OQK

Not really. some do, but not many. I know I don't have any made for ham stuff that does. Well, out side of my HF rig... My Kenwood TM-V71A has low, med, or high. My Yaesu FTM-100 had a range of at

That's not mic gain. Completely different.