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I know this is a long shot, but does anyone have a pair of channel elements crystalled for 147.180 TX, 147.780 RX for the MSR-2000 they'd like to sell? I thought I'd check here before I order a set

A Victron Smart with a Victron SmartShunt right at the battery (such that the shunt only sees battery current and not load current) is a reasonable approach if you have lead-acid (flooded or AGM). See

A DB 201 or 212 is the best on lowband...there are a lot left abandoned at sites in still good shape. You can probably find one looking around...cheaper than a new one but it WILL work Chris

Kreco , stupid auto correct. Ken Pearce N4KCD Commerce Township, MI

Oreo is good and I use either Tessco or Talley. Ken Pearce N4KCD Commerce Township, MI

I believe Sinclair and Comprod still make their versions. Chuck WB2EDV

Kreco makes both folded monopole ground plane and coaxial dipoles for VHF lo band. For something a little less expensive Child’s Antenna Company makes a VHF lo coaxial dipole.

Since I'm not stuck on the Iota, a Victron Smart IP22, IP43, IP67 12/30 or 12/50 - are spec'd to 14.7v max. Quick review of battery products... LiTime - max V = 14.6 BattleBorn = 14.7 WattCycle =

I've been tasked by our Red Cross regional director to get a 47 MHz antenna installed for "low band" VHF use on one of their buildings.? It seems to be a difficult band to find commercial antennas

Hey Bob, don’t worry I’ve had my turn in the bucket. This list has some extremely knowledgeable guys on here and I know you, your background and your technical background, they don’t. I

On Sat, Apr 26, 2025 at 04:56 PM, Chuck Kelsey wrote: > > NOTHING is safe if "big money" wants it... NOTHING. > > Chuck > > > > On 4/26/2025 4:25 PM, John N. Hudson III via groups.io wrote: >

NOTHING is safe if "big money" wants it... NOTHING. Chuck

Bob we have discussed this and you have a valid point. But as you know the spectrum is crowded in SoCal with only a few High Level channels, Trustees are limited to 3 pairs but they can co-channel

Hi Guys I am Sorry my reply to the original question should have been: Check your repeater settings, so it does not beacon, WOW I got it !! Sorry I missed the post from another SL5700 user

Ignore the first two images close to the top. They are earlier plots.

Hello Ron, A couple things here. The "1" in the last of the model number is 433 MHz not 443 MHz. I believe that with the shift method, or hex edit, will only let you go down in frequency, not

I was recently given a pair of GP300 HTs and am trying to get them reprogrammed for some new hams in the area. I have the programmer and RSS and can download the codeplug.? But, these are 398-443

A number of things: 1. You’re sweeping 30 MHz wide with only 401 points. You need to either narrow down your sweep just to the range of interest, use more points, or more likely a combination of

Your picture tells a lot. My guess is that the cans on the same side of the duplexer are over coupled because of improper coax length between the cans. In other words, with the proper 1/4 wavelength

Here is the plot for a single cavity. [email protected]> wrote: