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November 10th 05, 01:40 AM
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Phase mod vs. FM in Yaesu HTs
Hi, I have a Yaesu/Vertex VX-150 & VX-6R. Was looking at the manuals the
other day and noticed the different emission types. Essentially the 150 uses Phase modulation (G3E) and the 6R uses FM (F3E). Will there be any appreciable difference in the performance of these radios because of this? I have noticed that, using an interchangeable antenna, the 6R has a greater range than the 150, even though they're both supposedly putting out 5 watts. Could the different emission types be the cause of this? |
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