GodsCreat0r
Member
Hello everyone, its a pleasure to be here, My name is Thomas and i am new to radios.
Ive been always fascinated by electronics and the intricacies of how they work.
I am a truck driver and a drone pilot and have some experience with how radios work but am not anywhere near where i would like to be,especially when reading what others have to say about the subject.
I just ordered my first scanner a uniden sds100 and bought a rh77ca & remtronix 800mhz antennas.
I am creating this thread to say hello and give a short introduction and to ask for some help.
What i would like is some reference material to get started.
One member wrote ""jonwienke-Set up the SDS-100 to show RSSI values (not bar graph) and you can see the difference between antennas in dBm. With the scanner in a fixed location holding on a site, note the dBm values when each antenna is connected, and compare the difference.""
This sounds like a fun thing to do and is one of the reasons i bought two different antennas.
What are some other cool things i can do to play around and get a hands on learning experience with my new radio? If you have any links for beginners to articles or something noob friendly, or just some quick suggestions on what i can play around with. This would be very exciting and appreciated.
Ive been always fascinated by electronics and the intricacies of how they work.
I am a truck driver and a drone pilot and have some experience with how radios work but am not anywhere near where i would like to be,especially when reading what others have to say about the subject.
I just ordered my first scanner a uniden sds100 and bought a rh77ca & remtronix 800mhz antennas.
I am creating this thread to say hello and give a short introduction and to ask for some help.
What i would like is some reference material to get started.
One member wrote ""jonwienke-Set up the SDS-100 to show RSSI values (not bar graph) and you can see the difference between antennas in dBm. With the scanner in a fixed location holding on a site, note the dBm values when each antenna is connected, and compare the difference.""
This sounds like a fun thing to do and is one of the reasons i bought two different antennas.
What are some other cool things i can do to play around and get a hands on learning experience with my new radio? If you have any links for beginners to articles or something noob friendly, or just some quick suggestions on what i can play around with. This would be very exciting and appreciated.