I figure this is ultimate given specs released:
Whatever George 2 does, this ups the game.
Maybe look at it as the Lincoln 2+ replacement (2012 introduction)? The G2 has SSB performance the L2+ doesn’t achieve . . even though, in turn, it’s MUCH better than the older mobile radios. The L2+ has long been favored for mobile on Sideband for Eleven Meter Skip.
Lincoln 2 is known fondly as, HAM Radio, Jr.
In reading the new W manual I can’t see where a mobile can be improved past this, overall.
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Ones’ vehicle is both his horse and his family Conestoga given a trailer attached. Hard to see where highway HF for Joe Average is bettered.
As Decoration Day is upon us (Memorial Day):
Discipline includes communication best practice.
Microphone choices include hands-free BT to steering wheel.
— A suggestion seen elsewhere (Captain Kilowatt) involves wiring up a lapel mic and using a foot switch a la’ surveillance practice.
— A cordless Liberty (discontinued) if can be sourced.
— A Uniden BC-645 if up/down mic buttons are not wanted (slightly larger to fit hand more easily).
— PA speaker underhood helps solve immediate traffic snarls.
— DRX-901 speaker (as always).
A Randy 2 or 3 to serve as back-up and to move about on foot; with a selection of several antennas for each radio to optimize performance.
Other radio services as desired.
The pleasure of operating one of the modern NRC radios can’t be overstated. The confidence felt before reaching for the mic that he’ll both Hear, and Get Heard is payment, alone.
An 83” Texas 1800 (discontinued) is model of what’s wanted for peak performance. Height is Might.
The many other features those familiar with them? Weigh in, please. What was the benchmark performance to best?
And I’m not speaking of running an ft-891, 857 or ft-450 with a bugcatcher or screwdriver antenna.
This radios capabilities maybe it’s fair to say ought to whet the appetite for amateur operator status.
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Whatever George 2 does, this ups the game.
Maybe look at it as the Lincoln 2+ replacement (2012 introduction)? The G2 has SSB performance the L2+ doesn’t achieve . . even though, in turn, it’s MUCH better than the older mobile radios. The L2+ has long been favored for mobile on Sideband for Eleven Meter Skip.
Lincoln 2 is known fondly as, HAM Radio, Jr.
In reading the new W manual I can’t see where a mobile can be improved past this, overall.
World Exclusive *NEW Ham Radio* President Washington & Photo’s
Ladies & Gentlemen the kind people at Groupe President Electronics have confirmed the new President Washington is on the way and will be at the dealers really quite quickly. *Note to other site…
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*World Exclusive* Ladies & Gentlemen President Washington Features & Manual & Power
A new and defining radio is about to hit the market and boy oh boy it’s stacked up! 50 Watts FM, 80 Watts PeP AM & 80 Watts PeP USB & LSB. If that’s not enough for you it’s got optional fan…
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Ones’ vehicle is both his horse and his family Conestoga given a trailer attached. Hard to see where highway HF for Joe Average is bettered.
As Decoration Day is upon us (Memorial Day):
Discipline includes communication best practice.
Microphone choices include hands-free BT to steering wheel.
— A suggestion seen elsewhere (Captain Kilowatt) involves wiring up a lapel mic and using a foot switch a la’ surveillance practice.
— A cordless Liberty (discontinued) if can be sourced.
— A Uniden BC-645 if up/down mic buttons are not wanted (slightly larger to fit hand more easily).
— PA speaker underhood helps solve immediate traffic snarls.
— DRX-901 speaker (as always).
A Randy 2 or 3 to serve as back-up and to move about on foot; with a selection of several antennas for each radio to optimize performance.
Other radio services as desired.
The pleasure of operating one of the modern NRC radios can’t be overstated. The confidence felt before reaching for the mic that he’ll both Hear, and Get Heard is payment, alone.
An 83” Texas 1800 (discontinued) is model of what’s wanted for peak performance. Height is Might.
The many other features those familiar with them? Weigh in, please. What was the benchmark performance to best?
And I’m not speaking of running an ft-891, 857 or ft-450 with a bugcatcher or screwdriver antenna.
This radios capabilities maybe it’s fair to say ought to whet the appetite for amateur operator status.
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