From: J (W7LS@blarg.net)
Date: Mon Nov 10 2003 - 20:54:59 PST
I have personally tried communicating between a PRC-68 (wideband 15
KHz) and a modern Yaesu VX-5R set to 5 KHz narrowband. It works,
kinda-sorta. Here's what happens:
When the narrowband radio transmits to the wideband radio, the
received audio is weak. When the military wideband radio transmits to
the narrowband receiver, it sounds loud and all garbled. The remedy is
to talk softly into the military wideband radio. That's a workaround,
but it does work sufficiently to allow communications between the old
and new style stuff. Also, the 'new squelch' on the military radios is
150 Hz. The closest tone to that for the newer commercial radios is
151.8 (er, something right around there) and usually works ok.
Jim
Glenn Shaw wrote:
>Hi Mil Veh Hams;
>On another subject, mil veh and radio content, have either of you ever
>tried communicating between a mil radio such as an RT524 and a civ
>Motorola such as a Syntor X9000. Did it work OK or was the military
>radio popping the passband on the S9000, and conversely was the audio OK
>or to low when the mil radio transmitted and was received by the
>civilian radio? Just wondering if any of you have some actual
>experience trying this and how it worked out.
>
>Glenn
>MVPA
>MTANJ
>N1GBY
>QCW
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Military Vehicles Mailing List [mailto:mil-veh@mil-veh.org] On
>Behalf Of MV Don Low
>Sent: Monday, November 10, 2003 8:12 PM
>To: Military Vehicles Mailing List
>Subject: [MV] Fw: [MV] Mil FM Radios 0n 51.0 MHz
>
>Well congradulations, I have been haming long before Nixon as well, DAD
>is a
>ham , so is my brother !
>I grew up with Radios teletypes and had a computer long befoer most
>people
>knew what they were.
>I'll bet ya even know who Heathkit is !
>
>And as for experience in 35 years ? Wooooo Peeeeeeeeee !
>My family has of 90 years experience combined. We must know all ther is
>to
>know NOT !
>Your and my experenece are but a drop in the ocean, compared to all that
>does on.
>
>Have there been any RC incidents? I doubt either of us would be aware
>(perhaps there is a $1500 plane in the ground, maybe not)
>All that goes on is not reported, and all that is reported is not always
>,
>(IF EVER) solved.
>In practice, I dount you would know about it. Since you were just
>driving
>by (how could ya know ) ?
>
>
>
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