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really need a thinking face 'like' emoji! anyway, at least a couple of us are wondering the same thing in the Digi Mic thread.

just found this video on the subject. sounds TERRIBLE what they are planning! be sure to read Ria's comment section for the link "to OPPOSE their petition and comments" to the FCC.

Micheal made a video showing a comparison of non-noise reduction vs lvl 3 in a car with the AC on, and windows open.

@brandon7861 thanks. i should have been more clear. i suck at spelling, and can't 'see' words in my head. even when i was young. the science of it i understand, and think it's great for those that use it. being able to be heard at great distances with very little power. thanks for explaining...

@brandon7861 thank you so much for that detailed explanation. really appreciate you taking the time. (y) "It's all about having fun learning how to use what mother nature has to offer!" heck yeah :) i've seen some operators like K6ARK get amaizing DX on VHF/UHG with micro transmitters. i'll...

American CB operator here (0197) been out of the loop on skip for 20ish years. now i'm aware of the solar cycle and got back into the hobby. new radio w00t! *ahem anyway... i notice that the 17m-15m bands are 'good' for day+night propagation. now the question. will 10M , 20M, 40M or others...

just purchased it for my iPad mini 2. looks good! love the cross platform, auto time/date. no 11M option for 'band' though :p going out to give it a try. thank you (y)

i'm mostly operating mobile, soon hiking to summits in the mountains. would MUCH rather carry an old phone, or my iPad mini 2 than my laptop.

thanks. i use linux at home. giving this a try. looks like i have to manually enter time and date. wish it had the option to use 'current' or something like that. thanks

i'm hoping there is logging software out there that i can save contact information, name, and notes for future reference. similar to N1MM (Callum, M0MCX). putting in a callsign will bring up past contacts with them etc. thanks for reading 73

thank you @guitar_199 for asking this 'dumb question'. now i know what the +10K function does is for on my AT-5555n II! :giggle:

if the AT-6666 II has a waterfall, at least 20W PEP SSB, FM tones, and weather alerts i'd buy one in a heartbeat. :O

thanks (y) is there a thread about the AT-6666 II yet? looks like it would be perfect for coms in my bother's Jeeps.

the AT-6666 can be a bit off frequency on SSB no?

what i really want to know. is the new 6666 pro going to drift, or will it be like the AT-5555n II in that reguard? love my 5555, but would love a smaller radio for hiking/adventuring.

when you know you're surrounded by HASH. power got knocked out yesterday. noise floor went from 5dB, to not even registering. video_link can't wait to move!

"I just checked the preliminary test. everything tests good" "We'll do some power checks" <SPLATTER_POWAAAAAH!> Lester the molester? (of radios) "Comments are turned off" what a clown.

finally got a mobile antenna (Wilson 1000) and some proper 10 gauge wire. got the 5555n II installed. was banging my head against the wall why the weather stations weren't coming in on my K40. K40 has a matching capacitor that blocks the weather band. Wilson has no cap and receives weather...

it should be. did you buy the radio new? was an alignment done? it has the stock mic correct?

thanks for that. here is the pinout from the manual. and the pinout of the SS9900 (same as quad6) according to Eldorado828 at best you would need to re-wire it. at worst it may still not work. i dunno