[FARC] Question about Yaesu VX-6 Software
Brian McEntire
brian.mcentire at gmail.com
Mon Feb 8 09:13:26 EST 2010
Hi all -
I've been to one club meeting around September and got my Ham License
after that. Hope to get out to more when we thaw out this spring!
I got a Yaesu VX-6 for my birthday. It's my first radio and it looked
like a good starter. I considered the VX-8R but it was quite a bit
more and I wasn't sure if I'd use it's additional features.
I also received the ADMS-VX6 software. It is called "Advanced Data
Management System for the Yaesu VX-6" and includes a USB to radio
cable.
Has anyone used this software or have opinions whether it is useful
and worth the price (I think $30-40). Before my Yaesu , I had a
PRO-528 scanner-only from Radio Shack and I bought ARC433 software to
help program the channels for that. I'm guessing this Yaesu software
is similar but I haven't opened it to try in case it's better to
return it and go with something more generic or open source.
On other question: in scanning around found two frequencies that
sounded like data/modems. I tried Google but didn't easily figure out
what they were. Is there a good website for finding out? The
frequencies were near 72.30 MHz and 144.395 MHz.
Thanks!
Brian / KB3TCC
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