I’ve been using the radio since Saturday. And let me tell you... I am NOT disappointed. Been making SSB contacts with it since I turned it on, from OH KY TN MS and GA. Even had a non SSB today from OH on channel 20. Best gift I’ve ever gotten!
73 de 277 “XXX” in TX
So as far as you can tell your "dead nuts" on freq??
the 6th digit bounces, but according to bells cb it does it anyway. The shop that did the conversion for me said it’s 100% on point.
Yes Bella told me that as well. Just wanted to know. Which shop did it? Bells or ?
I’m sure you could turn it back to that? I made sure it was at the advertised 60w. It’ll last longer if I just idle it along.I want one, i wish it was a 4w/12w radio
That's some good stuff right there. I remember the first time I was able to get back to the people that I heard, I made a day of it. I am usually on 20 if I am not in side band mode.I’ve been using the radio since Saturday. And let me tell you... I am NOT disappointed. Been making SSB contacts with it since I turned it on, from OH KY TN MS and GA. Even had a non SSB today from OH on channel 20. Best gift I’ve ever gotten!
73 de 277 “XXX” in TX
I run the 39VHP and get every bit of 80W out of it. I was in a rush for a radio before leaving Louisiana so I went with the 39, the only regrets are the chrome and lack of SSB.
Anyone here have experience with these rt1 transistors from ranger? My questions is bias voltages, what would we set the bias voltages at? Under 4 volts like the 520 I can guess. I ask because a coworker ordered a 39vhp and asked for me to convert it to 11 meters for him so I plan to check bias voltages because I've seen them way high or way low from the factory. Hopefully someone has had them on their bench.Ranger seem to be using these RT1 MOSFET transistors in all there radios these days compared to toshibas in the older 2970 DX series