I agree. If you look at the BCD codes, there's EXACTLY enough spaces for 5
kHz channels between the wide and narrow band assignments for 50-54 MHz.
We use Daniel's exclusively in our low-band statewide radio system, and I
spoke with one of their engineers about this out at IWCE last March and he
On Feb 14, 2010, at 5:03 AM, James Adkins wrote:
I agree. If you look at the BCD codes, there's EXACTLY enough spaces for 5
kHz channels between the wide and narrow band assignments for 50-54 MHz.
We use Daniel's exclusively in our low-band statewide radio system, and I
spoke with
I've never had that experience with them, their tech support is top notch.
And their equipment is top notch, too. It's very expensive, though. Like
any company, you just have to find the right person to spill the beans
On Sun, Feb 14, 2010 at 6:26 AM, Nate Duehr n...@natetech.com wrote:
On
Re: Daniels Electronics MT-3 Lowband Radios on 6 meters?
Yes, it can be done...
Per one of my associates who works on MT-3 units all the
time... they can be moved out of band but the required
work is cumbersome. The six meter band plan (out here on
the left coast) appears to have two
The trick is spending a whole bunch of money with them, which the State
of California has done. You know the drill: Money talks, and BS walks...
On 2/14/2010 4:26 AM, Nate Duehr wrote:
On Feb 14, 2010, at 5:03 AM, James Adkins wrote:
I agree. If you look at the BCD codes, there's
Bet they didnt mention that the power amps they used on the project were not
theirs and that they suffered from self-regeneration oscillation, that took
three re-heats to correct... They used the Milcom successors whats their name..
Er, I beg to differ... I've seen it done, but the folks who did it aren't
talking, or are just too busy to share right now.
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Won't work, tried it already. Have to do lots of compent changes to get it
down.
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