Wednesday, 12 June 2013

Kenwood TS-480 SAT 100watts HF/50MHz

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£779.95

Kenwood TS-480SAT. HF/50Mhz All Mode Transciever
Key Features 100 Watt RF Output and Built-In ATU 16-Bit AF DSP and Equalization
Remote control (Kenwood Network Command System)
Using the ARHP-480 radio host program*, you can control the transceiver remotely over a LAN or via the Internet. The Kenwood Network Command System also enables VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) applications.

*When using this product for remote control of a transceiver using the Internet, you should ensure that you are familiar with and comply with the laws governing radio transmissions in the country where the transceiver is located.

To use ARHP-480 requires global IP; any questions regarding IP addresses should be directed to your provider.

A computer running Windows® 2000/XP and equipped with a microphone and speakers (or headphone) is required for VoIP.

TX/RX AF DSP: 16-bit AF digital signal processing offersl such powerful features as noise reduction, TX/RX equalizer, and AF filters.

Compact construction: As well as being designed for compactness,l both models are supplied with a convenient carrying bracket that’s perfect for any DX’pedition.

Separate LCD control panel with speaker: Sporting a largel amber LCD with backlit keys, the standalone control panel can positioned anywhere up to 4 metres from the main unit.

Continuous RX: 500kHz (VFO:l 30kHz) to 60MHz

TX: covers all Amateur bands 1.8MHz to 50MHz

Other features include a quad-mixer that provides RX dynamic range in the TS-950 class, PSK31 compatibility, packet cluster tune (with TM-D700E), PC-based control, and optional IF filters.

Tailor-made for DX’ing, the new TS-480HX HF transceiver raises the bar on portable performance. Despite its compact dimensions, it delivers an astonishing punch: 200W with a DC 13.8V supply.

Its separate control panel is perfect for base station use.

Sharing virtually all the same powerful features is the 100W TS-480SAT, except that it boasts a built-in antenna tuner. Whichever model you choose, you can be sure of enjoying the best of both worlds first-rate communications at home and on the trail.

Icom IC-T70 Last Batch

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Icom IC-T70e VHF/UHF DUAL BAND FM TRANSCEIVER
The IC-T70E VHF/UHF dual band handheld transceiver is the successor to Icom’s best selling IC-T7H. The IC-T70E has many impressive features including 700mW loud audio, long-lasting power, rugged construction , plenty of memory channels, all at a competitive price. In short, the IC-T70E offers practical dual band operation and ruggedness, updated for today's radio enthusiast.
5W of output power both VHF/UHF bands
The IC-T70E employs a new low consumption current FET module providing 5W of high power and long operating time for both VHF and UHF bands. For even longer operating time, 2.5W or 0.5W of reduced output power can be selected.

700mW loud audio
The IC-T70E uses a BTL (bridge-tied load) amplifier that doubles the audio output. The 36mm large speaker delivers 700mW of loud and intelligible audio even in noisy environments.

IP54 and MIL-STD 810 rugged construction
Dust protection and water-resistance equivalent to IP54 provides reliable operation for practical outdoor operation. The IC-T70E is tested and has passed 11 MIL-STD 810 environmental tests.

Alphanumeric display
The 6-character alphanumeric display clearly shows channel name, operating frequency and memory number with bright illumination.

External DC Power Jack
An external DC power jack allows for operation and charge when used with an external DC power supply (10-16V DC).
*The BP-265 cannot be charged using the external DC power jack.
302 memory channels
With 302 alphanumeric memory channels, including 50 band edges and 2 call channels, the IC-T70E gives you flexible scanning lists. With a maximum of 26 memory banks*, you can pick and choose the desired banks for scanning from the 250 memories.
*Up to 100 channels per bank.
Internal VOX function
The IC-T70E has an internal VOX (Voice Operated Transmit) function for convenient hands-free operation when used with a compatible optional headset and plug adapter cable. Also, the VOX level and VOX delay time are adjustable.

Built-in CTCSS and DTCS
CTCSS and DTCS tones are built-in for quiet stand-by and repeater access. Pocket beep and tone scan are also possible. The tone scan allows the operator to detect the sub-audible tone that is used for repeater access.

Multiple scan function
The IC-T70E supports various scan types for maximum reception and ease of use.

Full scan
Programmed scan
Program link scan
Band scan
Memory scan
Bank scan
Bank link scan
Skip scan
Duplex scan
Tone scan Priority scan

Other Features

Power save function
SMA type antenna connector
Key lock function
TOT (time out timer) setting
Repeater lockout and busy channel lockout
1750Hz tone for European tone access
PC cloning capability and transceiver-to-transceiver cloning (Optional)
Direct keypad frequency entry
16 DTMF autodial memories
Auto power off
Wide/narrow channel spacing

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Sunday, 9 June 2013

The LAMFEST Ham Radio Rally. 23/6/2013 de 1000hrs to 1600hrs.

Thursday, 6 June 2013

12th Junction 28 QRP Rally

Sunday 9th June 2013

South Normanton Alfreton and District ARC (SNADARC) in association with the G-QRP Club

http://www.snadarc.com/RALLY2012.html

present
12th Junction 28 QRP Rally

Alfreton Leisure Centre, Church St, Alfreton, Derbyshire DE55 7BD
10 mins from M1/J28 and the A38.

Traders Access at 07:30

Doors open to the Public at 10.00am.

Amateur Radio, Electronics and Related Items, Special Interest Groups.
Catering, Bar, Free Parking, Full Disabled Access.
Talk-in on 2m (S21)

Details: Anya Lawrence Club Secretary 0115 9307322
adylawri@btinternet.com

DIRECTIONS TO THE RALLY:

From A38 South:

At the roundabout take the A61 into Alfreton.
At the set of lights at the junction with the B6019, take the left turn.
Follow the short road and bear left into Alfreton Leisure Centre.

From M1 Junction 28 and A38 from Mansfield:

At J28 Roundabout, take the B6019 road into South Normanton.
Stay on the B6019 and at the mini-roundabouts in South Normantom
go straight on, over the railway bridge at Alfreton Station and up the hill
to the main roundabout in Alfreton.
Turn right at this roundabout into Alfreton High Street.
At the junction with the B6019 and A61, go straight over the lights
follow the short road and bear left into Alfreton Leisure Centre.

Friday, 31 May 2013

The G8PUT Logbook Project

The Logbook Project started in the late summer of 2007, the original idea was to create a simple and easy to use logbook system. Since then I have received many requests to include additional features. The most significant are perhaps Contests and Awards. Work is progressing well on including these and many other features.
The way the project is developing is that new functions and features which have been requested are being added in no particular order. A feature which takes little time to include might be added on the day it is requested. Other features which take a significant amount of work will be made available when they are completed.
Without doubt, the most important part of the project is your support. Only by your trying and testing the program do I become aware of any problems or changes that you would like to see. For that continued and growing support I offer my thanks.
The program must be registered in order to view data more than one month old, but this can be done free of charge. Contests, Awards and other features require a small payment.
I do however welcome registration payments for the basic system that you might wish to make to support the work in progress.
73s and best regards
Chris, G8PUT

G8PUT hosts the web sites for:

Denby Dale Amateur Radio Society
The Mills on the Air Weekend
International Museum Weekend
Amateur Radio Courses
and others

New Developments - Last updated 21^st Jan 2013

Changes in this release:

FIX WAB Bookholders printout
Added diagnostic routines for installation problems

Working on:

Reading data from WAB Trackers into log.
Writing WAB Tracker spreadsheet as claim form.
Frequency etc, read directly from radio
More awards and contests
Things that have been requested and may appear in the future

Done:

Jan 13 ADIF import and export re-written
Dec 11 WAB Winter Points Award
Nov 11 RSGB 160m Club Calls
Oct 11 Fast data entry screen
Jan 11 WAB Tidal award Claim form.
Jul 10 ITU,CQ, & Cont Zones autofilled.
Mar 10 DXCC areas. Many thanks to Jim Reisert, AD1C for permision to use his data file.
Jan 10 WAB Contests (still working on HF contest)
Jan 10 RSGB 80m Club Championships
Jun 09 More space for remarks
Jun 09 User defined columns and user defined order of columns in the logbook.
Jun 09 SQL database for faster searching.
Feb 09 WAB contests (not HF)
Dec 08 Multiple callsigns can be registered with one copy of the software
Dec 08 Release of none Beta test version
Dec 08 Major re-write of logbook display allowing many more columns.
Jun 08 Importing data from ADF.
May 08 The size of lines and columns in the logbook can now be manually set to your own preferences.
May 08 Sections of the log between selected dates and times can be printed out for contest scoring etc.
Apr 08 You can set your timezone and daylight saving options (The UK is automatic)
Mar 08 Great Circle distance given if IARU locator entered. - Search on Callsign - Map for WAB and IARU

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Version 4.04.156
If you have a problem downloading try Right click and Save Target As

Tested on Windows:
XP, Vista, 7

Don't miss these features

Online Help System

is being written, I've made it available though it's not yet complete.

Hide unwanted columns

Setting a columns width to 0 causes it not to be shown.

IARU and Great Circle distance

Enter your stations IARU locator in the Administration screen and when you enter the IARU of a station you work in the log book, the approximate distance is calculated and entered in the remarks column.

Delete Entry

Edit the callsign to DEL and the entry will be removed. .

NET

Adding a new QSO using 'NET' does not log out the previous station. To log out a single station in the net, click on the blank 'finish time' box. .

Contact me on skype:
G8PUT-Logbook-Project

Thursday, 30 May 2013

World Exclusive to the LAMFEST. Tony Topping is visiting and is offering a unbeatable presentation.

World Renowned International

UFO Specialist Megastar

Tony Topping.

World Exclusive to the LAMFEST

Tony Topping click this link to his web site.

Tony Topping is pleased to be a guest in support of LAMFEST often in the media on TV and radio he has featured on ITV, Channel 4, and Sky and on this charitable occasion Tony gives his presentation Where Ham Radio Meets The Paranormal.
The hobby of amateur radio also has encountered across the world paranormal incidents on radio equipment from hearing ghosts to radio hams in Chile speaking to UFOs over flying their boats this presentation provides entertaining and fascinating insight to the part of the hobby seldom explored.