C31VQ on 40m + Stacked registers


 

“How do I do it?”, you ask?

My Icon IC-756 P3 has stacked registers, 3 per band. I push 7 and it Takes me to 7070.0. Push it again and it goes to 7035.0, and a third time, 7015.0. It also remembers what mode and filter width you were in the last time you were there.

My IC-7800 is the same, but has 10 memories in the stacked register per band. Jeez, I sure like that radio! Size wise, it’s a beast, but performance wise, it’s the best radio on the market.

I used to think that with a 200-watt radio, if you ran 30 watts, the radio was running at 15% duty cycle.

Not true.

Steve explained that this wasn’t so. It was a very technical email, but it sure made sense.

Once again, thanks Steve for that and for all of your in depth statistics and analysis’.

The next time we get a string going about LONP, and how each of us keeps up with our individual totals, there’s about as many different ways as there are members.

 

Just ‘a sayin...

 

Milt.

N6MG

 

From: 070@... [mailto:070@...]
Sent: Saturday, February 27, 2016 4:42 PM
To: 070@...
Subject: Re: RE: [070] C31VQ on 40m

 

 

John

You also want to check 7035 and 7040 for Asia

I have those es 7070 set up in HRD

Barry

 



---In 070@..., <w3hf@...> wrote :

Way below the usual for USA, but typical for European DX.

 

Steve

W3HF

 

 

On 02/28/16, 'John Etling' john@... [070]<070@...> wrote:

 

 

Isn’t that like WAAAAAY below the normal PSK area??

 

… I’m just sayin’

 

73 de K3JAE

John Etling

k3jae@...

070 #1820   LONP #321

PODXS 070 – Nobody Special – Just a Member

 

 

 

 

From: Stephen Melachrinos w3hf@... [070] [mailto:070@...]
Sent: Saturday, February 27, 2016 18:21
To: 070@...
Subject: [070] C31VQ on 40m

 

 

Jose is at 7040.6 at 0020z, in the middle of a lot of non-PSK QRM.

 

Steve

W3HF