[Merged] Radio talk

**pajerokid** · September 12th, 2003 01:39 AM

Saw it at the fort.

I couldnt believe my eyes when i saw them! A lot of units in stock.

2mile range, so it says.

I was gonna buy a pair but i forgot my wallet (petty excuse for not having cash :D )

**Sheep** · September 12th, 2003 01:44 AM

Originally posted by boybi
yung tig P250.00 lang. para hindi masakit sa bulsa pag ninakaw

icom v8000 kinabitan mo ng antena na tig 250?

anong antena ba yun? baka masira yung unit mo sayang lang

i guess generic antena so ikaw pa ang nag tono nun?

dami naman reasonably priced na vhf antenaes kahit larsen lang ok na

**boybi** · September 12th, 2003 07:32 AM

nakawin kasi ang larsen tsaka masyado mahaba. dyahe pag pumapasok sa parking ng malls. pano ba magtono? ok naman reception ko. and most members of our club e ganitong antenna ang gamit. pero ako lang ata naka v8000.

**Ungas** · September 12th, 2003 09:36 AM

Originally posted by pajerokid
mga pogi, oks kaya yung frs/gmrs radio na uniden? may nakita ako sa pricesmart kanina 1800 lang for a pair kaso 110v yunng charger?

Tried a pair once, hindi totoo yung 2 mile range except for wide open spaces. You'd be saving dough for a pair of Motorola or Kenwood FRS units.

Originally posted by boybi
nakawin kasi ang larsen tsaka masyado mahaba. dyahe pag pumapasok sa parking ng malls. pano ba magtono? ok naman reception ko. and most members of our club e ganitong antenna ang gamit. pero ako lang ata naka v8000.

Di naman mabilis manakaw ang Larsen, higpitan mo by using vise-grip or pliers na may tabon ng basahan para di magasgas ang base ng antenna.

Meron gutter mounts that can be bent when entering limited height parking spaces, nalimutan ko lang kung anong tatak gamit ko dati.

Sa pag tono ng antenna, you will need a SWR meter and an extra harness. Tune the antenna where your operationg frequency is, para hindi bingi sa pag receive ng signals. Kung operating on low 142.00-143.00Mhz, extend the rod from its base about 2-7mm. Kung high freqs, 145.00-147.00Mhz, kailangan ng konting kikil naman sa rod.

**Sheep** · September 12th, 2003 06:52 PM

boybi

for me paborito ko gamitin diamond antennaes (super gainer gamit ko ngayon) sobra ok
i was in tagaytay nagkakausap kami ng bro ko he was in megamall.
(drawback lang pag diamond mahahaba kasi d pwede gutter mount dapat bumpers.... kaya nga plan ko kumuha tjm na me aerial mount para nasa front na yung antena ko....
nanakawan na ako nyan before sa may sampaloc ako nun )

pag mga diamonds usually pre tuned na yun and pwede mo sya baliin para pag papasok ka sa mga places w low headroom
pag yung mga generic na antena kailangang me know hows ka sa pag tune and u need a SWR meter as mentioned by ungas

**boybi** · September 17th, 2003 11:52 AM

ano bang mangyayari kung hindi naka-tune? so far ok naman itong sa akin, and ito din mostly ang gamit sa club namin so baka tuned na for the frequency range na gamit namin.

**Ungas** · September 17th, 2003 03:51 PM

Kadalasan factory tuned na ang mga antennas, unless nasa malayong frequencies ang ginagamit nyo.

Bingi ang transmit and receive ng radios pad di tama ang tuning. Ang masama, finals ng radio ang tatamaan. Eto yung nagpapagana ng pag transmit nyo sa radio.

**boybi** · September 17th, 2003 08:11 PM

bingi as in malabo ang transmit and receive? malinaw naman sa akin so i guess tuned na ito?

**Ungas** · September 17th, 2003 08:16 PM

I suppose so. SWR meter readout should be 1.2-1.5 only.

**afrasay** · September 17th, 2003 09:58 PM

pag di naka tune hindi 100% bato ng signal. 1.0 na perfect. pagtumaas ang number may bumabalik na wattage sa radio which could damage your RF amplifier stage. kung low power .5 to 5w ok lang, pero yun 45w to 100w delikado pag di naka-tune.