At 27 mhz RG-8X is fine ....
:biggrin_25513: you don't :biggrin_25513:
:biggrin_25513: HAMMER :biggrin_25513: If I had a hammer ...... ( Sorry triny Lopez )
RG-213 is good coaxand PL-259 connectors are good at CB but when you get to 2 meters this starts to change .... others are better ....
I run RG-8X on 432 ....
UNMODDED its a 10 meter radio NO QUESTION ABOUT IT ......
Up untill about 1976 i ran transverters for 2 and 6 meters ..... your right 28 mhz was standard for 144 mhz output ...
:biggrin_25513: SAD that there is no standard for training of radio techs :biggrin_25513: The FCC can't police them and local goverments can't...
The FCC has flip-flop on this bottom line seems to be if your a ham and the radio is not modded to cb it is legal on 10 meters......
Yep I have several J-38 keys even after 70 years they work just fine A QRP Key[ATTACH] :biggrin_25524:
" But it *is* legal to take an old HyGain CB rig and convert it up to 10m FM, or put in a doubler stage and put it on 6m if you like " Part of...
" My station rigs all have low pass filters that I have inline all the time, just on good engineering principles " :yes2557: YEP :yes2557: EVEN...
:biggrin_25513: news to me :biggrin_25513:
ferite beads on the fan wires .....
A meter reads ALL power even JUNK power you can't hear junk so it is useless output ... AND ... for 2 meters to read the same makes sence .......
much of the error is due to dirty outputs and a filter cleans that up
Heck I passed the test so it can't be hard ...
AND did he use a low pass filter between the radio and meter :biggrin_25513:
yep MURS on steroids
