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        "address": "amsat-bb (a) wd9ewk.net",
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    "sender_name": "Patrick STODDARD (WD9EWK/VA7EWK)",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb] Re: Current Handheld-Which is best",
    "date": "2010-03-09T21:28:29Z",
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    "content": "Hi!\n\n> Heres another vote for the Yaesu HT rigs; I use a Yaesu VX-7R and\n> I appreciate being able to program a single odd band split, memory\n> channel (that require no pl), then I use the memory tune (MT) function\n> on the radio and turn one dial back and forth to adjust for Doppler\n> and the 2 meter transmit is ready to go anytime I squeeze the PTT.\n>  This set up works much better for me then 5 separate memory\n> channels for every bird.  The Kenwood HT's wont let you program\n> that odd band split into a single memory channel, (dont know\n> about others) however sadly, Yaseu made it so you cannot pass pl\n> tones in the odd band split memory channels   but of course you\n> can pass pl tones in the other memory or VFO modes.\n\nActually, you can program PL tones in the odd-split memories on a\nYaesu radio.  You just have to program the tones with both of the\nfrequencies - even if you only need a PL on the transmit frequency.\nMake sure the \"T\" is lit up for a transmitted PL when you are putting\nthe first (receive) frequency into the odd-split memory.\n\nI have never tried the Memory Tune function on Yaesu HTs.  I have\na VX-8R at home, but previously had a VX-2R and VX-3R that worked\nOK for satellites.  I may give that a try.  Still not a full-duplex setup, but\nan interesting way to deal with tuning the receiver for the FM birds.\nAnother item on the \"to-do\" list...\n\n> <snip>\n>\n> Sure wish we had a good full duplex, dual or tri-band, HT that had\n> an excellent receiver, (worked USB on both TX and RX) and had\n> the modest other functions we need to work the satellites but the\n> compromised HT's are still a bunch of fun, with a portable Yagi in\n> the trunk, a spare 19 minutes (including set up) and a pass\n> prediction schedule, can bring a big smile to my face when I am\n> out and about, in the car.\n\nThat would be nice.  Until that ever materializes, I've settled on a pair\nof FT-817NDs for my all-mode full-duplex portable satellite setup.  Not\nas small as an HT, but that pair of radios is certainly adequate for\nwhat I do.  Having higher-capacity internal rechargeable packs lets\nme run 5W without worrying about an external power source, or I can\nplug either (or both) 817s into a 12V jumpstart battery for extended\noperating time.\n\nAfter setting up the 817s many times at hamfests or in the field, I don't\nneed much more time with the two 817s compared to using an HT or\na 2m/70cm FM mobile radio.  Hamfest demos using the two 817s on\nVO-52 or AO-7 have drawn much more interest in recent times, and\nthey will be with me at the next hamfest I attend on Saturday (13th).  :-)\n\n73!\n\n\n\n\n\nPatrick WD9EWK/VA7EWK\nhttp://www.wd9ewk.net/\n\n",
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