ko66
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ko66 got a reaction from RCM in Hi from Lancaster
Got my hands on a TK -880 and in the process of programming it.
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ko66 got a reaction from kipandlee in Hi from Lancaster
Got my hands on a TK -880 and in the process of programming it.
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ko66 got a reaction from Toadman in Hi from Lancaster
Hi sierramadre,
Maybe we can catch a repeater somehow and chat I do see any active ones out this way
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ko66 reacted to sierramadre in Hi from Lancaster
Hi ko66,
I'm right over the mountains just outside Pasadena. I just got a license and so am learning things as well. I ended up with a Btech GMRS-V1.
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ko66 reacted to RCM in Hi from Lancaster
Few if any uhf radios go all the way to the 50 watt level. That's fine though, as there is no discernible difference between 40 watts and 50 watts.
I strongly recommend that you avoid those Midland radios. They are nothing but rebranded Chinese radios with a hugely inflated price tag, and their performance is subpar. A real commercial radio in the standard 25 watt power level will outperform it, and the commercial radios are also available in a 40 or 45 watt version. Best of all, you can buy two or three good condition commercial radios plus programming cable and software for the price of one Midland MXT400.
Or, skip the programming and buy your commercial radios from a seller who will program them with the frequencies you need.
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ko66 reacted to DeoVindice in Hi from Lancaster
I don't think you offended anyone. Welcome to the forum! Are you planning to start with a handheld, mobile, or base station radio?
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