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RCI-2970N4 problem?
- Thread starter Bralmo1
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Ummmmmm....you sure it's the 2970 and not the 5054, that covers 6 meters? What does it show on SSB or FM?
Same thing no matter how I put it.
Sounds like it is on 6m. Does it say 2970 on the radio or 5054?
Hmmmmmm. Something weird is going on then. 50-54 MHz is 6m. Not sure. I would try calling them and see what they say.
slowmover
Active Member
Best bet with Walcott is to not authorize them to get into radio. In all ways excellent otherwise. Have spent thousands there.
If I was getting a 2950/2970 and especially an N4, it’d go to Clays Radio Shop in San Antonio.
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If I was getting a 2950/2970 and especially an N4, it’d go to Clays Radio Shop in San Antonio.
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