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February 13th 07, 05:30 AM
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killing cars with high RF?
On Feb 12, 8:47 pm, Tom Ring wrote:
KE5MBX wrote: Where the heck do you get a 3cm transmitter, though? ha. http://www.downeastmicrowave.com/ And you can easily do 200KM on 200 mW, or 1000 KM per watt with a Dish Network (or equivalent) antenna on 10G SSB forward scatter. tom K0TAR so you don't go out and buy a "3cm transceiver" as you would for 2m, 10m, 40m, etc.? |
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February 13th 07, 05:44 AM
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"KE5MBX" wrote in message ups.com... On Feb 12, 8:47 pm, Tom Ring wrote: KE5MBX wrote: Where the heck do you get a 3cm transmitter, though? ha. http://www.downeastmicrowave.com/ And you can easily do 200KM on 200 mW, or 1000 KM per watt with a Dish Network (or equivalent) antenna on 10G SSB forward scatter. tom K0TAR so you don't go out and buy a "3cm transceiver" as you would for 2m, 10m, 40m, etc.? :-)) |
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February 13th 07, 04:25 PM
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killing cars with high RF?
On Feb 12, 10:44 pm, "Stefan Wolfe" wrote:
"KE5MBX" wrote in message ups.com... On Feb 12, 8:47 pm, Tom Ring wrote: KE5MBX wrote: Where the heck do you get a 3cm transmitter, though? ha. http://www.downeastmicrowave.com/ And you can easily do 200KM on 200 mW, or 1000 KM per watt with a Dish Network (or equivalent) antenna on 10G SSB forward scatter. tom K0TAR so you don't go out and buy a "3cm transceiver" as you would for 2m, 10m, 40m, etc.? :-)) "Yes you can. Check the back of QST for a complete 3cm station. Cost is about $500 or so. " :-)) :-)) |
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February 13th 07, 01:04 PM
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killing cars with high RF?
KE5MBX wrote:
On Feb 12, 8:47 pm, Tom Ring wrote: KE5MBX wrote: Where the heck do you get a 3cm transmitter, though? ha. http://www.downeastmicrowave.com/ And you can easily do 200KM on 200 mW, or 1000 KM per watt with a Dish Network (or equivalent) antenna on 10G SSB forward scatter. tom K0TAR so you don't go out and buy a "3cm transceiver" as you would for 2m, 10m, 40m, etc.? You could, http://www.advancedreceiver.com/page32.html - Galen, W8LNA |
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February 13th 07, 03:39 PM
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killing cars with high RF?
KE5MBX wrote:
On Feb 12, 8:47 pm, Tom Ring wrote: KE5MBX wrote: Where the heck do you get a 3cm transmitter, though? ha. http://www.downeastmicrowave.com/ And you can easily do 200KM on 200 mW, or 1000 KM per watt with a Dish Network (or equivalent) antenna on 10G SSB forward scatter. tom K0TAR so you don't go out and buy a "3cm transceiver" as you would for 2m, 10m, 40m, etc.? Yes you can. Check the back of QST for a complete 3cm station. Cost is about $500 or so. Dave WD9BDZ |
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February 13th 07, 11:46 PM
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killing cars with high RF?
Sure you do...from the link Tom provided. DownEast offers the
"transverters" in kit or built form. Tons of us are using their equipment  See also http://www.nlrs.org to see what we're all doing up there. Scott N0EDV KE5MBX wrote: On Feb 12, 8:47 pm, Tom Ring wrote: KE5MBX wrote: Where the heck do you get a 3cm transmitter, though? ha. http://www.downeastmicrowave.com/ And you can easily do 200KM on 200 mW, or 1000 KM per watt with a Dish Network (or equivalent) antenna on 10G SSB forward scatter. tom K0TAR so you don't go out and buy a "3cm transceiver" as you would for 2m, 10m, 40m, etc.? |
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