Voici mes premières impressions du ICOM IC-705, après l’avoir testé dans des opérations portables avec l’antenne CrankIR de SteppIR. À la fin de la vidéo, vous trouverez le déballage complet de l’IC-705. Merci pour le visionnement et suivi-moi en vous abonnant, l’évaluation complète et approfondie suivra sous peu! 73 Pascal VA2PV.
Here are my first impressions of the ICOM IC-705, after testing it in portable operations with the CrankIR antenna from SteppIR. At the end of the video you will find the full unboxing of the IC-705. Thanks for watching and follow me by subscribing, the full in-depth review will follow shortly! 73 Pascal VA2PV.
Often, during the summer months, it is often possible to hear FM broadcast stations from far and wide thanks to the Ionosphere and Troposphere bending signals over the horizon. There are a few tricks to getting the most out of tuning the broadcast band looking for that distant station however.
At the next AREG meeting on Friday the 20th of November, Andy, VK5LA will give a presentation on “DXing” the FM band. He will discuss, what gear is needed, what gear works best and how to identify stations you don’t normally hear and cover topics like locations, antenna polarisation, and explore the RDS station ID feature built in to most modern FM receivers.
Andy will also discuss using the ACMA database to determine if that exotic station you’ve just tuned in to is 70, 700 or 1700 km away and describe the various propagation modes that make this interesting activity possible. Finally he will take a look at how that information can be used to predict openings on the 6 metre (50MHz) band and above.
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Let’s look at band stacking registers. What’s that? You may already have them in your amateur HF rig!
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The Icom IC-705 has the ability to set a opening picture that is briefly displayed at power ON. To set the displayed picture, a microSD card is required and the picture converted to a format that the IC-705 can read.
In this video I show the simple steps to convert a picture using Windows and Irfanview and load up a startup picture.
Irfanview:
https://www.irfanview.com/
Icom IC-705 Basic Setup and Overview
Ham Radio 2.0:
https://www.youtube.com/c/HamRadio20
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#Ham #Radio #GoBox #HRTV #DIY
Welcome to the weekly HRTV show. Tonight Bobby / KD6KWV will show us his DIY (do it yourself) homebrew Go Box or Break Out Box. He has built two of these boxes, one for VHF/UHF and another for HF.
Bobby will give a over view of all the features and components. Stay tuned for a future video of him building it.
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I’m in my garage shack
Yaesu FT-991A is the radio
Mackie Mix12FX mixer
AKG Perception 120 condenser microphone on a boom
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