I Have a 28 Mhz to 144 Mhz ordered from ebay (Ukraine Ham-Store)
Can someone that is using one of these post a screen shot of your Transverter setup page, this is my first time using a transverter and don't want to make any mistakes, Thanks.
I will be running it on a 6500.
Posted 3 years ago
George Molnar, KF2T, Elmer
The RX gain can be pretty much anything, and reflects calibration. The correction frequency will vary depending on your setup.
These values are typical for most 2m transverters.
I used the Transverter Store unit, which worked reasonably well, but has a somewhat noisier receiver than the Elecraft I am using now. Very serviceable for satellites and casual use.
Good luck!
(Edited)
Thanks George, how do you calculate the LO Error?
I used a local beacon of a known frequency (GB3VHF) and WSJT10. This told me how far off frequency it was and then I entered this difference into the LO Error box. Of course now I have everything synced with a 10Mhz ref so my LO Error is zero :)
Thanks for all the replies, now i wait for delivery.
I have the 2m and 4m work very well
Larry,
I created a video showing setup and use of that transverter with the Flex and SmartSDR. Might be more info than you need, but it's here if you need it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w8JQ0SIUlI8
73,
Doug K4DSP
I created a video showing setup and use of that transverter with the Flex and SmartSDR. Might be more info than you need, but it's here if you need it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w8JQ0SIUlI8
73,
Doug K4DSP
Thank you i will watch it.
Very nice video Doug, thanks for going the extra yard....
George Molnar, KF2T, Elmer
Cliff
There are various things lower down the three VLF Russian Radars and the a Submarine coms station from Western Australia all encrypted data but interesting anyway.
http://www.smeter.net/stations/vlf-stations.php
shows some.
73
Cliff VK2NP