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| i know some guys with the 148 i actually know 1 guy with 2 148's one for mobile and base. it is a very reliable radio. sounds good, The Galaxy dx 959 i know a few with it as well, as well as me. I have mine tuned up it swings to about 30w (this is after the mod) it is a great radio. just as reliable, they really are pretty close to the same. im talking about sideband usage. But lets put it this way. the dx959 is really shows what its made of on AM the regular 40 channels. if you plan on going on sideband as a normal thing, go with the 148, Reason i say this is the 959 drifts a LITTLE bit on side band in extreme weather. also the 959 has a 4 digit frequency counter, its SO annoying. you really need that 5th digit for sideband. if you get the right 148 you can get the 5 digit. so i mean here are my suggestions summed up. if you want to talk on sideband go with the 148 if you wanna go on AM standard 40 go with the 959 OR they are similar enough where you could just go with personal preference. (949 has an input for freq counter so you can put a 5 or 6 digit counter on it.) |
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| It used to be the lower side of 16 back in the days of 23 channels, its now the lower side of 37 I think. That is kind of like 19 is to truckers. I don't play with it much, and many of the people that used to use SSB for the range, have gone to business band. I talked hundreds of miles on sideband barefoot mobile when the skip was rolling. Base to mobile was pretty good at over 20 miles when conditions were average, base to base could approach 50 miles barefoot with a decent antenna. |
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| monitor the channels above 35 on lower side band, normally where i go theirs talk on at least some of the channels 38 and 39 are big. make sure you can work that clarifier when you find the conversations, dont break in with "breaker" or "HEY!?!" chances are youll do it with "qsk" the guys around me are very loose and accepting but do use some q codes. easy to look up, and good to know. youll be surprised how far you can talk, especially when skip rolls in... i know its not ham, but it is still pretty darn good |
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