Youre right,the base has tx and rx completely shielded and isolated. Has
anyone pinned down exactly what causes this? I assume its something in
the multiplier or if range? Inquiring minds want to know!
Kevin Custer wrote:
>Hi Lee,
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>>I'm using 443.375/448.375 in a base station with no problems,wonder if its
>>just the mobile chassis?
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>Yes, just the mobile chassis.
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>>The only real difference is the shared comp line for the Icoms and only a
>>single 10 volt supply in the mobile chassis.
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>And one BIG one you forgot, Complete Shielding of the TX and RX from
>each other; which IS the reason it doesn't happen in a Station.
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>Usually, desense isn't a problem in a Mobile chassis as you well know,
>but, this problem doesn't stem from the "normal" causes of desense which
>the Motorola Micor and GE Mastr II and its variants seem to be immune to.
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>Kevin Custer
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