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On Fri, 28 May 2004 06:57:07 -0400, Jim Mac Donald wrote:
Just keep in mind the capture range with most frequency counters is about five (5) feet for a VHF/UHF 5 watt handy talkie and twenty five (25) feet for a base station or 35 watt vehicle transceiver. With a beam antenna and amp it may be possible to get out five hundred (500) feet. ... That sounds low. I tested MFJ 886 and an Aceco FC2002 frequency counters using an ICOM IC-32AT dual band walkie-talkie on flat terrain -- line of sight conditions. I published these results in Monitoring Times: 146 MHz: MFJ886 - 261 ft. FC2002 - 185 ft. 446 MHz: MFJ886 - 145 ft. FC2002 - 161 ft. -- ================================================== ======================= Bob Parnass, AJ9S GNU/Linux User http://parnass.com |
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