[Milsurplus] RT-68

[michael tyler]

Hello, the new squelch gear "PRC-25" ect, has always
measured about 13khz on the dev. anytime I ever
checked....so thats why the GRC and PRC stuff usually
gets along very well......we use to check into mil
nets and the net control would be using VRC-46 and we
were using RT-68 units in the Jeeps .....no problem
with compatability.Of course they had to run "open
Squelch" or old squelch in order to hear us.....new
squelch requires the 150 hz tone at 3khz dev....mike
--- BSugarberg <bsugarberg at core.com> wrote:

> Hello,
> 
> That's why Mark KI0PF suggested modifying the
> handset, and not
> the radio.  That way you have wide band or narrow
> band transmit,
> just by changing handsets.
> 
> 73, Bruce WA8TNC
> ==================
> Mike Morrow wrote:
> > Ray wrote:
> > 
> >>I along with many others have been using wide band
> military
> >>radios at hamfest and other events for years on
> 51.0 We make
> >>no attempt to modify their bandwidth to comply
> with modern
> >>5 KHz radios...
> > 
> > That's always seemed to me to be the best approach
> to take with 
>  > any type of vintage gear...operate it the way the
> folks who
>  > designed it decades ago intended.
> > 
> > Mike / KK5F
>
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