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Thought this was cute
- Thread starter w9cll
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That's why I said cute not cool..lol
The Apollo II has the following power levels:
4/10/40W FM
4/10W AM
The cool thing is, the AM/FM Low Power and AM Low Power Modulation is adjustable, and the AM/FM High Power and AM High Power Modulation is adjustable, and these settings are independent of each other.
So I set my Apollo II up for the Low Power Setting to a 1.75W Carrier to drive a KL-203P, and the High Power is set to a 10W Carrier to run Barefoot.
4/10/40W FM
4/10W AM
The cool thing is, the AM/FM Low Power and AM Low Power Modulation is adjustable, and the AM/FM High Power and AM High Power Modulation is adjustable, and these settings are independent of each other.
So I set my Apollo II up for the Low Power Setting to a 1.75W Carrier to drive a KL-203P, and the High Power is set to a 10W Carrier to run Barefoot.
Actually all of the good radios were, the crap out today is whats not typed approved.
I can never disagree w/ Chris , he raised me well !
For a little more , He was the Ham op that I thought by poking his nose in he was Disrespecting me a little , that was over 5 years ago when I joined . He has taught me a lot ! Thank You Sir ! 11 meter people never be afraid when Ham Op's offer info ! Enough Said .
For a little more , He was the Ham op that I thought by poking his nose in he was Disrespecting me a little , that was over 5 years ago when I joined . He has taught me a lot ! Thank You Sir ! 11 meter people never be afraid when Ham Op's offer info ! Enough Said .