Showing posts with label 11M. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 11M. Show all posts

4 October 2016

President Lincoln 2+ EXPORT MOD


What we know so far.....

Simon The Wizard gave us a first glimpse of the internals of the radio in EXPORT mode and his photos show an oversized resistor which is located where the white export wire was on the previous versions. This resistor looks like it has been added after production of the radio.

Meanwhile Dave M0OGY shows us a video of his radio in legal HAM MODE (10m+12m) and the resistor is missing from his radio.


Simon then posts a photo of him using the programming software....


...which clearly shows "TEST MODE 24.7150 - 30.1050"

So what do these clues mean? 

Well I don't have a Lincoln 2+ so I can't try anything out but I'm sure anyone with the radio could figure it out....

(By the way, you don't actually need the programming software to do the export mod!)

Links:

Simon The Wizard Blog - CLICK HERE
M0OGY YouTube Channel - CLICK HERE


UPDATE: EXPORT MOD IN FULL - CLICK HERE

27 September 2016

President Lincoln 2+ UK Price Revealed!

 

With stock due to arrive soon in the UK, Nevada have become the first to announce the price they will be charging for the updated President Lincoln 2+

Lincoln II Plus InformationLatest version of this very popular 10/12m all mode transceiver ! Makes a great mobile or base station, you can work some real DX on 12m (24MHz) and of course on the very exciting 10m (28MHz) band.
Features :- 
  • Rotary switch and Up/down channel selector
  • VFO Mode (continuous scanning of 24.880 Mhz to 24.980 Mhz and of 28.000 Mhz to 29.700 Mhz)
  • Volume adjustment and ON/OFF
  • RF Power
  • Manual squelch and ASC
  • Multi-functions LCD display
  • Frequency display
  • S-meter
  • Public Address
  • Vox function (Hands free)
  • ANL filter , NB and HI-CUT
  • RF Gain / Mike gain
  • Clarifier
  • Channels and memories scan
  • 6 Memories
  • CTCSS (38 tones)
  • DCS (104 codes)
  • Dimmer control
  • MENU function key
  • Beep Function
  • Roger Beep
  • Mode switch AM/FM/LSB/USB/CW
  • Dual watch
  • Key locking
  • SWR (Power Reading /SWR)
  • Preset emergency
  • TOT (Time Out Timer) adjustable
  • Front microphone plug
  • External loudspeaker jack
  • Back light colour selection : Orange/Green/Blue
  • Dimensions H x W x D (in mm) : 52 x 170 x 250
  • Weight : 1.4 kg

      Technical characteristics :-
  • Bands 10/12m   24/28MHz
  • Modulation modes    AM/FM/LSB/USB/CW
  • Frequency ranges 28.000 MHz to 29.700 MHz / from 24.880 Mhz to 24.980 Mhz
  • CTCSS 38 tones
  • DCS 104 codes
  • Antenna impedance 50 ohms
  • Power supply 13.2 V
  • Dimensions H x W x D 52 x 170 x 250mm
  • Weight 1.4 kg
  • Accessories supplied power cord with fuse
  • 1 microphone and its hanger
  • 1 mounting bracket with fixing screws


      Transmission
  • Frequency allowance +/- 300 Hz
  • Carrier power 12 W AM / 35 W FM / 35 W USB-LSB / 12 W CW
  • Transmission interference inferior to - 50 dBc
  • Audio response 300 Hz to 3 kHz
  • Emitted power in the adj. channel inferior to 20 µW
  • Microphone sensitivity 3 mV
  • Drain 6A (with modulation)
  • Modulated signal distortion 2 %


      Reception
  • Maxi. sensitivity at 20 dB sinad 0,7 ?V -110 dBm (AM)
  • 0,35 ?V -116 dBm (FM)
  • 0.28µV-118 dBm (USB/LSB/CW)
  • Frequency response 300 Hz to 3 kHz
  • Adjacent channel selectivity    60 dB
  • Maximum audio power 3 W
  • Squelch sensitivity    :mini 0.2 ?V - 120 dBm
  • maxi 1 mV - 47 dBm
  • Frequency image rejection rate 60 dB
  • Intermediate frequency rej. rate 70 dB
  • Drain 400 mA nominal, 600 mA max

PRICE: £249.95

Link to Nevada Website: CLICK

15 June 2016

Icom IC-7300 - CB Band Optional?

Browsing through the RadCom magazine and I noticed this on the Waters And Stanton advert:


Yes! -  According to Waters And Stanton they offer the option of 60m or 11m on the new Icom IC-7300. Are they really promoting the use of Amateur Radio equipment on 11 meters????


Of course we all know that many radios can be modified to cover additional frequencies and many operators do indeed use Amateur Radio sets on 11m but if this is not a misprint/error this would be the first time I have seen an advert openly offering to modify a radio for use on non-amateur frequencies......  

20 December 2015

Aurora Alert!


Aurora KP Index expected to reach KP8 within the next hour!

I have already heard Finland, Sweden, The Netherlands, and Iceland on the CB bands.