What you think of my new Avatar?

[N5XZS]

My brand new ham radio rig baby Kenwood TS2000X!

 

[NotMe546]

What does this have to do with FTA. Maybe it would have been better in "The Chit Chat Club".

 

[Scott Greczkowski]

Nice radio though!

 

[Cham]

Does it work on 60 meters?

 

[KE4EST]

Is a nice Radio but I'm bet your figuring that you will more talk here, than in the Ham Radio Forum, seems like no one visits there enough.

 

[cyberham]

Hams don't need a forum. They just pick up their mic, or diddle their Morse keys.

 

[dfergie]

Nice radio Tim!

 

[N5XZS]

Thanks guys!! You are making me blushing!!

As for 60 Meter is no unless you want to hack the rig. I may get into 60 meter somtime into the future if the band plans get's expanded.: But right now I am just a Tech, Class for the time being.

 

[Mr Tony]

What does this have to do with FTA. Maybe it would have been better in "The Chit Chat Club".

not really. The FTA Shack is our little area to talk about non FTA things. If you look at the threads there are some threads that have nothing to do with FTA....directly. Indirectly yes
-Nutty weather thread....If the weather is nutty I wouldnt want to work on my FTA setup
-Swamp People on History loses cast member...History is no longer FTA but is on 4DTV still
-other threads on programming that we have seen on FTA

Sure there are other threads that could be moved to other areas but we as FTA'ers have our own little area that allows us to talk about the non-FTA stuff

Plus there are FTA'ers who are Hams too

 

[KE4EST]

Plus there are FTA'ers who are Hams too

Yep the only too FTAer's I know personally are hams, and of course I am one also, it is in our nature to tinker with stuff.

 

[kodaz]

my wife calls me chancho . Does that qualify as a Ham??
Meh, could be the mess i make in the kitchen too.

 

[rv1pop]

Does it run on 12VDC? FD coming up in a few weeks. Will be trying to get on from EWA.

 

[Zorak]

Congrats on the new rig! It looks real nice. I have always liked Kenwood gear since they entered the Ham market in what I recall was the early '70s. ....KQ6BR

 

[TRG]

Does it run on 12VDC? FD coming up in a few weeks. Will be trying to get on from EWA.

Yes it does.

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[TD="class: tableText, width: 173, bgcolor: #EEEEEE, align: right"] .03-30, 50-60, 142-152
420-450, 1240-1300 MHz[/TD]
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[TD="class: tableText, align: right"] 118-174, 220-512 MHz[/TD]
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[TD="class: tableText, bgcolor: #EEEEEE, align: right"]< .2 µV[/TD]
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[TD="class: tableText, bgcolor: #D3D3D3, align: right"] 12, 8, 6, 2.2 kHz[/TD]
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[TD="class: tableText, bgcolor: #EEEEEE, align: right"]± .5 PPM[/TD]
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[TD="class: tableText, bgcolor: #D3D3D3, align: right"] 100 W, 70cm: 50 W, 23cm: 10 W[/TD]
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[TD="class: tableText, bgcolor: #EEEEEE, align: right"]13.8 vDC ±15%[/TD]
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[TD="class: tableText, bgcolor: #D3D3D3, align: right"] 20.5 amps, maximum[/TD]
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[TD="class: tableText, bgcolor: #EEEEEE, align: right"] 3.8"H x 10.6"W x 12.5"D[/TD]
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[TD="class: tableText, bgcolor: #D3D3D3, align: right"]18 pounds[/TD]
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[rv1pop]

Sounds good. Looks like I will stick with my ICOM 730 though for this year.

 

[mikelib]

Pop most rigs are powered by external 12 volt supplies. I have not seen a 110 volt AC plug in the wall transceiver in a long time.

I will be attending the Old Barney Amateur Radio Club Field Day site at Wells Mills Park in Waretown NJ, (SNJ) keep an ear open for N2OB.

Mike Lib WA2ACV

Does it run on 12VDC? FD coming up in a few weeks. Will be trying to get on from EWA.