[Kenwood] TS 2000 questions

Tue, 26 Feb 2002 09:55:08 -0800 (PST)

I can see people's points as to why they divided up 6
and 10 meters.  it is interesting that they did not do
the same for 2 and 70cm, where each as a weak signal
portion, a satellite portion (this is a satellite
rdio) and a FM portion.  On 70cm these can be up to 15
mhz apart

73s john NE0P
--- Brad Johnson <[email protected]> wrote:
> John et al,
> 
> The three positions in the 6 meter band are normal.
> I am assuming that since
> 6 meters is such a big band, it is done to make 
> moving around the band
> easier...the first position for SSB/CW operations,
> the second position
> perhaps for the Pacific DX window, and the third for
> simplex and repeater FM
> operation. I also assume the 2 positions within the
> 10 meter band are there
> for  similar reasons. I believe the Pacific DX
> window is primarily for
> Pacific area ops, but I keep 52.525 on the third and
> use it like a memory
> that I can access quickly
> 
> Regarding the power supply inquiry...I run my TS
> 2000 with an Astron RS35M.
> It is a bit overkill, but I also run other devices
> off it and never have to
> worry about the PS straining under  100% duty cycle
> modes.
> 
> 73,
> 
> Brad
> AA5CH
> 
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