Any info on using an amp to boost handheld output to 50 or more watts? Since my mobile is kaput, I'm thinking about an amp for my ht's so I can just plug and play in different cars.
Anyone use one?
Anyone use one?
Ham radio: amp for 2m/440 h.t.?
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jonb;
I'm using the Mirage BD35; Great gadget. I use it in my apartment mostly; since the rig in my 80 is more than sufficient.
See:
http://www.mirageamp.com/products.php?prodid=BD-35
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I'm using the Mirage BD35; Great gadget. I use it in my apartment mostly; since the rig in my 80 is more than sufficient.
See:
http://www.mirageamp.com/products.php?prodid=BD-35
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dfmorse,
Can I call you D.F.?
Thanks for the link, that looks good. Have you had it long? I assume it is 12v, but it does not indicate the power input.
Thanks for the reply.
JonB
Can I call you D.F.?
Thanks for the link, that looks good. Have you had it long? I assume it is 12v, but it does not indicate the power input.
Thanks for the reply.
JonB
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Just rec'd my Mirage BD-35, can't wait to install and test it. Thanks for the recomendation.
JonB;
No, it does not indicate output. U can use a bird wattmeter in line to check same. I've had mine for at least 6 years.
k0dar
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No, it does not indicate output. U can use a bird wattmeter in line to check same. I've had mine for at least 6 years.
k0dar
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