GE Bill,
Let's talk about VO-52
First, chose which vfo A or B. It does not matter, but it helps for operating
different birds.
For this example, use vfo A.
Locate the Sat switch close to the left center and turn to TX.
Your TX for the bird will be 435 mhz LSB
Now turn your satellite switch to the RX position.
Your RX will be 145 mhz USB.
To tune or find your freq.: I decide what downlink freq I want use like
145.900. I place the RX in CW, then change to the TX to CW and dit my way til
I hear it on 145.900. Then switch the TX to LSB and my RX to USB. You should
hear your downlink just fine. Watch your power like 5 watts and tune your TX
to your RX freq. It will move as the bird moves across the sky. Don't touch
the RX please.
I hope this helps.
-----Original Message-----
From: Bill West <mrcyberb...@yahoo.com>
To: amsat-bb@amsat.org
Sent: Sun, May 30, 2010 2:28 pm
Subject: [amsat-bb] Operating question: FT-736r and HO-68/VO-52
perating question: FT-736r and HO-68/VO-52
Hello:
I have a Yaesu FT-736r and I am wondering the proper way to set a few switches
or the CW/SSB satellites HO-68 and VO-52.
I can set my transmit and receive in the middle of the uplinks and downlinks
for
hese 2 satellites.
then-
or these 2 satellites (2m-440) (inverting) how do I set the NOR/REV switch? and
he USB/LSB switches for the 2 frequencies? A general rule for uplink freq and
ownlink freq (USB/LSB)??
(Trying to get it right - from the beginning...)
hanks, Bill
billwest007 (at) yahoo (dot) com
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