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    "sender_name": "corner5",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb] Re: beginner question re: uplink power",
    "date": "2008-10-19T17:42:08Z",
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    "content": "Hi Roger,\n\nThanks very much for the reply.  I did forget to mention that I will be \nusing my Kenwood TS2000 for this purpose.  This allows me the full 0-100 \nwatts choice for 2m, and 0-50 watts choice for 70cm.  The preamps are \nonly for receive.  The RF switches are between the rig and the preamps \nand will bypass the preamps upon transmit.  I can start out my RF out \nanywhere within the above stated ranges.\n\nAny further thoughts?\n\n.paul\n\n\n\nRoger Kolakowski wrote:\n>> My initial investment is minimal\n>>     \n>\n>   \n>> When I assemble the RF switches I must choose a RF\n>> range....The range is determined by the\n>> choice of a specific resistor.  The default three >ranges suggested are\n>> 0-10 watts, 10-30 watts, and 30-100 watts.\n>>     \n>\n> The answer is actually in what transmitters or power amplifiers are you\n> planning to use that fit within your budget?\n>\n> Watts cost money...\n>\n> With a limited gain omnidirectional you might best aim toward the middle\n> range but if you are looking at used SSB/CW equipment at 430, many of the\n> less expensive older radios only ran 10 watts out. Of course a \"Linear\n> Amplifier\" for SSB/CW could move you up but is not necessarily inexpensive.\n>\n> You might want to just accept the fact that you may need to \"climb the\n> tower\" again once you settle on your transmitters.\n>\n> Roger\n> WA1KAT\n>\n> Sent: Sunday, October 19, 2008 1:30 AM\n> Subject: [amsat-bb] beginner question re: uplink power\n>\n>\n>   \n>> hello,\n>>\n>>     \n>\n> My initial investment is minimal\n>\n> When I assemble the RF switches I must choose a RF\n> range....The range is determined by the\n>   \n>> choice of a specific resistor.  The default three ranges suggested are\n>> 0-10 watts, 10-30 watts, and 30-100 watts.\n>>     \n>\n>\n>   \n\n",
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