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Do you know if any one on Lake Travis, TX will happily give a radio
check on newly installed marine radios? Which channel? Any way to check radio other than contacting others? Will a SWR meter for CB radios be of any benifit? Bunch of questions, answers to any will be appreciated. HJJ |
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wrote in message ... Do you know if any one on Lake Travis, TX will happily give a radio check on newly installed marine radios? Which channel? Nominally, radio check on Marine radios are done on Channel 9. If you have a buddy with a radio, arrange a channel and yak at each other. Any way to check radio other than contacting others? Yes - use a SWR meter. Will a SWR meter for CB radios be of any benifit? No - about a 100 MHz too low. :) You can buy VHF SWR meters fairly cheaply, but it's a use once kind of thing if you are only checking if the radio works. If you want to do some serious antenna work, then Field Strength, SWR and a host of other devices are handy. ;) If you installed the radio/antenna combination properly, then use Channel 9 or a friend - it's cheaper. Later, Tom |
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