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06-27-2012, 7:43 PM
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2008 Silverado Shack
My mobile setup:
Icom IC-2820 for FM & D-Star
Kenwood TK-7180 & TK-8180 with Motorola Repeater interface
Motorola Syntor X9000 Low band for 6 Meter Ham band
Acer laptop with Yaesu FT-2600M & KPC3 Plus for APRS operations.
PRO-197 Scanner
Mirage 100 watt UHF amplifier (not pictured)
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06-27-2012, 8:01 PM
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Looks great..Nice job.
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06-28-2012, 12:37 AM
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Great selection of radios. You may want to try 1/4 wave antenna's on the roof.
Also, try some wire management, loomnig wires, hiding them where you can. It's a lot of radios in that small space but I know it can look good if you organize it correctly.
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06-28-2012, 5:27 AM
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Nice selection of radios. Now you just need to clean up the wires and route them properly.
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06-28-2012, 8:02 AM
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Quite interesting.
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06-28-2012, 5:03 PM
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Very Nice.
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06-28-2012, 5:14 PM
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Very nice! That's a cab full of radios. Thanks for sharing with us.
Russell
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06-29-2012, 12:14 AM
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Definitely a nice collection! I agree, maybe some 1/4 wave antennas would clean your roof up a tad. NIce setup though.
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06-29-2012, 1:50 AM
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Originally Posted by KD0LDK
Definitely a nice collection! I agree, maybe some 1/4 wave antennas would clean your roof up a tad. Nice setup though.
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I need the gain factor of 5/8 wave antennas, especially on the VHF fire radios as we run simplex in our county, I just need to find the time to clean up the install then it will be better. |
06-30-2012, 2:50 AM
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Originally Posted by kgr272
I need the gain factor of 5/8 wave antennas, especially on the VHF fire radios as we run simplex in our county, I just need to find the time to clean up the install then it will be better.
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Ah ha, well that's understandable then. We only use simplex channels on the fireground, so just about any antenna will do for us in that regard.
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07-08-2012, 11:18 PM
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interesting that you use a repeater controller i have in car repater with a tk7180 and a uhf gm300 with out, i have a video on youtube check it out
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07-09-2012, 2:48 PM
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Address of the YouTube video?
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07-10-2012, 1:01 AM
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Hamsexy !!!!
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07-10-2012, 6:04 AM
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Originally Posted by phillmobile
interesting that you use a repeater controller i have in car repater with a tk7180 and a uhf gm300 with out, i have a video on youtube check it out
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I located the YouTube video and the reason why I'm using the repeater controller is because neither the 7180 or 8180 is dedicated to the vehicular repeater purpose, I use both as regular voice radios and have link frequencies that I use on VHF or UHF depending on what I want to cross band into. |
07-14-2012, 4:31 PM
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So that's what you have packed in that truck; nice setup indeed. I keep meaning to at least grab my portable antennas to put in my trailblazer so I can have them with my go-kit, which currently consists of a handful of HT's, a new IC-2200H and my FT-817 (I don't yet have the UT118 installed in the IC-2200, so it's currently analog only).
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07-15-2012, 11:14 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by kgr272
I located the YouTube video and the reason why I'm using the repeater controller is because neither the 7180 or 8180 is dedicated to the vehicular repeater purpose, I use both as regular voice radios and have link frequencies that I use on VHF or UHF depending on what I want to cross band into.
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i see what you are saying my gm300 in buried in the rear of the car on a single freq, i see you would have total flexability with your way of doing it, i only needed to relay vhf to a uhf ht.
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07-15-2012, 7:57 PM
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Originally Posted by N8OHU
So that's what you have packed in that truck; nice setup indeed. I keep meaning to at least grab my portable antennas to put in my trailblazer so I can have them with my go-kit, which currently consists of a handful of HT's, a new IC-2200H and my FT-817 (I don't yet have the UT118 installed in the IC-2200, so it's currently analog only).
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whenever you get the chance get the UT118 so you can join us on the KB3WNO-B Dstar repeater in Greenville, PA. |
07-17-2012, 9:31 PM
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Nice...I miss my Silverado.
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Uniden 536HP
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07-18-2012, 6:43 PM
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Originally Posted by kgr272
whenever you get the chance get the UT118 so you can join us on the KB3WNO-B Dstar repeater in Greenville, PA.
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I think the IC-2200H will be going in the S-10 to replace the aging Alinco DR-130, though I will put the UT-118 in it anyway. I'm probably going to go with either an IC-2820 or an ID-880 in the Trailblazer, since I'm putting up a 70 cm D-Star Repeater here. |
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