Why do you believe that double shielded cable is
necessary for an antenna run? What are you trying to
keep the signal out of?
Inter-cabling within the cabinet needs to be double
shielded to prevent interaction between the TX and RX
portions, but once those signals are merged at the
output of the
Chuck Kelsey wrote:
Both the antenna and feedline are suspect in my opinion.
Yes, both have been used without problems in certain installations. But,
more times than not, this isn't the case.
If you expect professional results, you need consider professional
components. Ham-grade parts
Does anyone know how to increase the mic audio on this radio??
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Your use of
H-- what about the case where your single shielded cable runs
past a high power paging antenna, or your own repeater tx antenna?
Seems that leakage INTO your receive antenna coax could be a
consideration here.
About RG213, I've witnessed desense in a duplex situation when using
this
Does anyone use or have tried to use a corner reflector on a UHF
machine? Anyone care to share their thought on the use of this
antenna. I know some antennas work great in normal operation, but when
they are put into duplex service they croak. Just not sure about corner
reflectors.
Thanks
Richard, it's through the software or via the front panel but ONLY if the
radio
is programmed to allow you to get into this mode on power up..
Good Luck, Pete
Richard Velez wrote:
Does anyone know how to increase the mic audio on this radio??
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I have the software. Were on the menu controls this setting
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 11/12/03 05:33PM
Richard, it's through the software or via the front panel but ONLY if the
radio
is programmed to allow you to get into this mode on power up..
Good Luck, Pete
Richard Velez wrote:
Does anyone
There should be a TEST option under the Program pull down..
-Pete
Richard Velez wrote:
I have the software. Were on the menu controls this setting
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 11/12/03 05:33PM
Richard, it's through the software or via the front panel but ONLY if the
radio
is programmed to
From: Jim [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Gene Colson wrote:
And I am going to once again proclaim that with proper connectors, LMR 400
is as good as it gets.No more noisy that RG213. I am using it on 900 , 440
and VHF duplexers and assure you , there are no problems,
Gene W7UVH
Of course
Date: Wed, 12 Nov 2003 18:47:59 -
From: Laryn Lohman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Static / desense problems
H-- what about the case where your single
shielded
cable runs
past a high power paging antenna,
Unlikely, since that stuff is normally at the TOP of
the tower, but special
If you have the Software, :
1 Read the radio
2 Go to test mode
3Press F10
4 Go to Maximum deviation
5 Adjust as necesary.
If you only want to adjust the microphone sens.
you only have to
open the radio top and botom, take the front
apart, in the components
side will be a variable
Why do you believe that double shielded cable is
necessary for an antenna run? What are you trying to
keep the signal out of?
Inter-cabling within the cabinet needs to be double
shielded to prevent interaction between the TX and RX
portions, but once those signals are merged at the
I went into test no options for mic audio is shown.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 11/12/03 05:50PM
There should be a TEST option under the Program pull down..
-Pete
Richard Velez wrote:
I have the software. Were on the menu controls this setting
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 11/12/03 05:33PM
Richard, it's
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