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  1. Jonolvey
    And jest under $3 a foot 3/8s is under $2 a foot Although hard line ends are kind of pricey
  2. Jonolvey
    In the world of radio you'll never quit learning and if anybody tells you they know everything they're probably lying
  3. Jonolvey
    Arrow antenna satellite antennas makes it gmrs beam they're not too much maybe if you try one of them
  4. Jonolvey
    When the day comes I know what I am talking about the world is probably going to be in trouble all I know is what friends have tried to teach me
  5. Jonolvey
    If I remember right the velocity factor of LMR 400 is 85% and the velocity factor of 3/8 Hardline is 88% the velocity Factor has something to do with your receive as well as the transmit although 3% does not sound like a whole lot with weak signal receive it's actually more than it looks like or so I have been told
  6. Jonolvey
    Someone wants told me that tone the radio transmits to open the repeater travels further than the FN voice does lots of questions on that
  7. Jonolvey
    Ctcss Privacy Codes Frequency Chart; Dcs Privacy Codes Frequency Chart - Midland MXT275 Owner's Manual [Page 28] | ManualsLib
  8. Jonolvey
    Hope I did that right
  9. Jonolvey
    FRS-GMRS-Frequency-Chart.pdf
  10. Jonolvey
    Lmr 400 is great for 100' hf or vhf not so much uhf .
  11. Jonolvey
    When it gives frequency instead of channels if you Google gmrs frequency to channel charts and I probably worded that wrong
  12. Jonolvey
    Ok , gp9 n is a 2m 70cm gmrs is about 68 cm Or so . what is your swr ??? Please look up 3/8s hard line cost was about $1.40 or so a foot . The difference in performance line loss and receive between helix Hardline 3/8 and LMR 400 will a amaz you
  13. Jonolvey
    I had a friend who had a fancy HAM repeater and depending on what codes your radio sent depending on what other repeaters your voice came out of is that what he's talking about I wish I could remember the name of it
  14. Jonolvey
    Thank you
  15. Jonolvey
    Baofeng menu #11 R-ctcs is a tone squelch T-ctcs is the setting for the tone to open repeater
  16. Jonolvey
    Jest tryed a browning br 450 Nice
  17. Jonolvey
    Oh ! on you hf question you could always go with a CB mobile one of the 10 meter brand CB'S a magent mount good CB antenna can easily be shortened to more than cover the 10 M BAND
  18. Jonolvey
    The 6m band has an FM part . You can can get ht's for FM 6m .but you whill need to up grade the ant. Ebay has ladder line ant's cut for 6 M FM an 18 ft CB coax jumper and a couple of adapters throw your ladder line up in a tree and start waiting for FM openings on 6 M it's fun .
  19. Jonolvey
    I'm just trying to learn my way around the site and making a whole lot of mistakes doing it ! Yes I was comparing costs versus line loss I think I put it in the wrong spot though
  20. Jonolvey
    Now you are just scaring me ! im am a he ! I picked the wrong sport when I picked radio
  21. Jonolvey
    With a little Google research you should be able to find an amateur radio club in your area most people in these clubs are more than willing to show you there radio's and answer as many questions as they can . And please remember if everybody like the same thing Walmart would constantly be sold out
  22. Jonolvey
    Tram 1/4 wave
  23. Jonolvey
    With a little research you could find some local ham clubs most are happy to meet new people and would be more than happy with technical advice and test question preparation
  24. Jonolvey
    Hi You will enjoy the 10 M BAND it is now opening and IMAX 2000 or Antron 99 stick antenna 20' 30' up will work just fine and a lot of your 10 m c B's although frowned upon is a minimal investment to see if you like it or not
  25. Jonolvey
    I should have said does anyone have one and how well does it work
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