Hats Off to nice sales person

KL4QG

JP Pacheco, KG5ZZB

FlexRadio Amateur Radio Sales Manager

He really helped me a lot this week and helping me decide on 6400 or 6600 M series and mic cable -Emailed me ASAP and answered all my sales question -Very nice person with with Cor Virus we need a compassionate person

Thank U JP

Joe KL4QG

KL4QG

Now I have decide is it worth get Flex 1500 watt amp and sell my Ten Tec Titan 425 amp I’m getting tired tuning up on band changes but it’s a nice amp for its age

my Holland hyendantenna 10-80 Dipole has SWR under 1-1.5 all the Ham bands he tuned it for 3.80-3995 on 80 meters it’s rated 2.5 watts with my custom balum

Anyone here use Flex 1500 watt amp

joe KL4QG

Tim - W4TME

@KL4QG "my Holland hyendantenna 10-80 Dipole has SWR under 1-1.5 all the Ham bands he tuned it for 3.80-3995 on 80 meters it’s rated 2.5 watts with my custom balum"

You'll destroy that 2.5W balun with the PGXL 😁

KL4QG

Darlene the kitten approves of my Flex Radio 6400M

40 meters was noisy but it’s in morning

we have learn how and where pre amp and RF Control is now

PeteP

I'll pile on here. JP helped me out the beginning of this week and shipped out a 6400M for me with quick MARS mod. Nice guy and great service. Even traded call signs and hope to QSO one of these days.

BZ JP!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bravo_Zulu

David Decoons, wo2x

Use AGC-T in place of traditional RF Gain. Try around 42 to 45 for 40 meters. Your setting may be different depending on antenna gain and RF environment. I set the slice audio level at 65 then adjust AGC-T until I can still hear weaker signals fine. This reduces the background noise considerably. You should not need any preamp on 40.

Tim Ellison has done some write ups on adjusting AGC-T and preamps optimally. Once you start adjusting the AGC-T you will find it works better than traditional radios with RF gain adjustments. Less fatiguing on the ears.

Dave wo2x