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- Project - Researching, Designing and Building a UHF Horizontal Wire . . .
The UHF Horizontal Wire Loop Aerial (UHFHWLA) is a simple yet effective DIY antenna project designed for UHF frequencies, particularly for monitoring UHF CB and other active users in the band This aerial builds on principles learned from ultralight DXing tools like Ferrite Sleeve Loop (FSL)
- VHF UHF radio and antenna questions - RadioReference. com Forums
The trick with VHF UHF antennas, and this ties into your original question, is elevation Since VHF UHF signals are primarily line of sight, you need to get the antennas as high as you can above surrounding obstructions Granted, there are trade-offs such as putting an antenna on a tall support might require a long, and lossy, feedline
- Hex edit a uhf r2 Xtl 2500 down to 440 - RadioReference. com Forums
There is a low split radio goes from 385 to 440 MHz thats the low half of the 70 CM band The XTL 2500 and 5000 high power covers 380 to 470 MHz, all of the 70 CM band and then some (a bit expensive ) AFIAK, there were only 2 splits for the UHF XTL radios UHF-R1 380-470MHz, and UHF-R2 450-520MHz
- Baofeng - DM32UV DMR Settings | RadioReference. com Forums
Just had a DM32UV delivered yesterday it looks like a cool little radio So far analogue UHF VHF services working well including air band But while I thought I knew how to set up DMR I’m having a struggle to get it working properly I am attempting to receive Regina Public schools on 463 1625
- Mobile 70cm 2M antenna recommendations - RadioReference. com Forums
Diamond Antenna MR77 Diamond Antenna Dual-Band Mobile Antennas | DX Engineering Free Shipping - Diamond Antenna Dual-Band Mobile Antennas with qualifying orders of $99 Shop VHF UHF Mobile Vertical Antennas at DX Engineering
- What is UHF1, UHF2, UHF3, etc? - RadioReference. com Forums
I've been looking at some radios that operate in the UHF range and have been seeing multiple bands listed in the specifications It's usually listed similar to this: UHF1: 400-470MHz; UHF2:450-520MHz; UHF3: 350-400MHz; UHF5: 806-941MHz I thought maybe the numbering scheme was just an internal
- DIY HOMEMADE DUAL BAND VHF UHF (2 Meter 70 Centimeter) TUNEABLE . . .
Hello Fellow Hams and Radio Enthusiasts, Hope everyone is doing well and enjoying the approaching Spring Hopefully, this will be one of the last cold days for Missouri this year… Let’s See What Happens I know there is eleventy thousand Prefabricated Dual Band VHF UHF Antennas out there, but
- Woods, Antennas, what works best - RadioReference. com Forums
A dipole for VHF UHF is kind of rare Are you sure that's what it is? If it's some sort of antenna designed to be mounted on the end of a mast vertically then its probably not a dipole Either way, getting it up high is the best answer As for where to put the tower, it really doesn't matter The only caution is make sure it's mounted correctly
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