DV1UBY
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| DX Quality Audio for Icom IC-7300 | Nov 8th 2018, 11:56 | 1 | 9,409 | on 8/11/18 |
| Portable Operation Battery and XCVR Protection | Sep 8th 2015, 18:53 | 5 | 12,229 | on 11/9/15 |
Latest Posts
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| DX Quality Audio for Icom IC-7300 | DV1UBY | on 8/11/18 |
| Any recommendations on how to achieve DX quality audio for Icom IC-7300? What are the settings, equipment and peripherals etc. are required in order to achieve this? Thank you. | ||
| Portable Operation Battery and XCVR Protection | DV1UBY | on 11/9/15 |
| Meaning i need to connect the hf/vhf radios directly to batteries, take note of the polarity without any circuit protection aside from having fuses in the connect leads? I saw a locally made battery...a deep cycle type: SOLARMASTER - DEEP CYCLE BATTERIES Description The solar power battery is designed specifically for solar power installations, particularly those in which it is desirable that maintenance be kept to a minimum. Application microwave stationsradio repeatersany remote or hard to reach installationany renewable energy installation Product Feature Longer discharge period and a lower discharge rateUse of thicker, high-density platesExcellent cycling capability because of thick lead-antimony gridsHeavy duty glass-mat separators resisting plate corrosion and increasing battery life Is 200AH is enough for heavy radio user like me? |
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| Portable Operation Battery and XCVR Protection | DV1UBY | on 8/9/15 |
| I would like to know what kind of telecoms battery for radio operation such as HF transceivers? I'm planning to operate in portable or stationary station. Also, I want to protect my XCVR from battery power surge. Please advise. Thanks. | ||
