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It's been quite a while since I had a VX-6R. That said, here's how you can tell if your VX-6 is over-deviating: The channel spacing used in many U.S. areas for 2m is 15khz. Use your mobile rig and set the frequency at 15 khz on one side of your HT's frequency and transmit with the HT. You will probably barely hear your HT's transmission when the two radios are set 15khz apart. However, you shouldn't anything if they're spaced 20Khz apart. If you do, it's time to turn that deviation back down on the VX-6r

[QUOTE="Moleculo, post: 327941, member: 1"] It's been quite a while since I had a VX-6R. That said, here's how you can tell if your VX-6 is over-deviating: The channel spacing used in many U.S. areas for 2m is 15khz. Use your mobile rig and set the frequency at 15 khz on one side of your HT's frequency and transmit with the HT. You will probably barely hear your HT's transmission when the two radios are set 15khz apart. However, you shouldn't anything if they're spaced 20Khz apart. If you do, it's time to turn that deviation back down on the VX-6r [/QUOTE]

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