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Not at all. Transmitting the repeater ID every 10 minutes is not only legal, but required. Your interpretation. Again, your interpretation.

Totally agree with Jeff WN3A recommendations. I own several radios that operate on 6M, Kenwood TS-690, TS-2000, Yaesu FT-991A, IC-7300. They all provide good audio when audio enhancements are set with

So, you're admitting that what you're doing is wrong, but as long as nobody complains then it's OK? If you have continuous activity (USER activity) for 18 hours straight my hat is off to you, God

* What do they need to pay attention to with their rigs? A lot of HF+6 radios will retain the voice processor settings even when switched to FM mode, so make sure they turn off the mic processor, and

Can't argue with the ignorant! Mick - W7CAT

So, you are going to monitor the frequency 24/7 and testify that something didn’t key the repeater to trigger the ID? Of course you aren’t. The FCC requires we ID every 10 minutes when the

I'm going to jump in between. Have you ever heard of "Part 97"? You may want to read through it, especially the parts related to repeater operations. I don't have a problem and I have known of the FCC

Depending on the brand/model of HF rig, some have the audio processing active on FM mode and some do not. Also, a few of the models are 2.5 KHz deviation, not 5 KHz. My Icom IC-7000 has three filter

Every single one of our repeaters ID either by voice, or by CW every 10 minutes except from midnight until 0600. On our repeaters that utilize CTCSS, I do turn it off during the ID because the

On Thu, May 22, 2025 at 10:47 PM, Chris Boone WB5ITT wrote: > > Uhhh beacon IDing, etc is illegal under part97..several repeaters have > gotten emails from Riley about it. > > As to the SLR, why did

I'd be concerned buying an antenna from someone that can't even keep their fingers out of the photo. And there's only one John I know of in the Elizabethtown area that does anything radio... I'll

Uhhh beacon IDing, etc is illegal under part97..several repeaters have gotten emails from Riley about it. As to the SLR, why did you do that? The SLR drops tone with the tx so what you did was

Our club's VXR7000 died, so we upgraded to a loaned SLR-8000 (good to have friends in low places) to get us back on the air. Luckily everything came on as programmed and I couldn't have done it better

Turn off the processor. Some older radios have one mic gain as a knob adjustment. The level for SSB is different than FM. A cheap SDR watching the audio spectrum and zoom in on RF spectrum can assist

Probably haven't readjusted the mic gain from 7200 ? I'll let myself out now thank you [email protected]> wrote:

I have some potential users of my 6M FM repeater that want to use their HF rigs for that purpose. Unfortunately most that have tried have terrible audio - over driven and distorted. What do they need

They should be using the FTDI chipset - drivers for most/all OS are here: https://ftdichip.com/drivers/ If for some reason Prolific - then here, not really drivers but configuration data blobs for

There is a lot of software that will run in "Compatibility Mode. Always worth a try. Mick - W7CAT

I did, they told me to go online, I found the driver section, but everything was great out and not available to click on. Plus, they didn't think they would work with Windows XP. Chad Nelson

they are rare these days but they exist. maybe someone will hep yu off list! After XP for me that was the Best,w7 was not bad. many programm still run on XP but not on the recent Windows. All my