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  1. Or you can just go here and look . Welcome to RT Systems, Inc. - Radio Programming Made Easy!
  2. Math plays a big part in frequencies. That's like saying you paid $15,000,000.00 for something that is only $15,000.00
  3. iIf you have one radio in your left hand hitting the transmit button, and you have 2nd radio in your right hand hoping to here the transmission from your left hand and you don't. The radios are to close and you experienced something called de-sense. The radios are to close to one another. As the song goes "you have to keep them seperated"
  4. Don't forget at least a 25watt solar panel to keep said battery charged
  5. Diamond has 2 mounts that are very useful, K400 and K412 in which the K412 has a 3 axis position adjustment and the K400 is 2. I have both and they both work good.
  6. Darn it, I'm going to miss working all next week, freezing my butt off in cold weather to fix things on job sites. "NOT!!!"
  7. And remember this one important thing. Not all radios are the same. Some like my Moto R7 will try to enhance the received signal with processing to make it clearer if need be. It all depends on the equipment you using at the time.
  8. Already have D75A, waiting for Kenwood triband mobile to come out next year.
  9. Sometimes you need a outside source to help you make decisions on what you going to do. Maybe this will help or maybe not.
  10. Amateur radio 23CM 1240mhz to 1300 mhz, it could have been a DSTAR signal which Icom has radios that do dstar in 23cm. january_2016_spectrum_wall_chart_0.pdf
  11. Does that mean I have to stop talking with myself when I have a internal conversation in my mind?
  12. Man you people don't want to know what I have at hand. ,Some mad in Malaysia, Some in Japan, and yes one made in the U.S.
  13. There is the Motorola XPR route like the XPR7580 which is 800/900 mhz analog and dmr
  14. First became one when I took a little AM radio apart when I was 12 years old and put it back together again. It has culminated into my addiction over the decades, including having to enlist in the Army, MOS being 064C and it ballooned after that. Some costing thousands. Then things took a turn around when you mix computers and radios together, oh boy!! Who would of thought? People looking at my antenna as it goes up and down sometimes as I band hop. Just the look on there faces. I'm a radio Dork and there is no cure except more more more.
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