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FT-736R Full Duplex Set-Up Questions
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by K0XXX on March 22, 2008
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Ok, I'm new at this so please forgive me if these should be obvious... The 736R manual explains how to set up full duplex so that the tx freq tunes with (opposite direction) of the rx frequency, as you adjust the rx freq for doppler shift. So, here are my questions.
1. Where do initially set my tx freq? On the UL freq listed for the sat?
2. Since the satellite is normally in full use before it gets within range for me to hear it, how would I listen for my own signal without interfering with others using the bird? Will tuning in the received signals work instead?
Thanks for your time and consideration,
Mark, KØXXX
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RE: FT-736R Full Duplex Set-Up Questions
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by KB9CRY on March 23, 2008
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1. Where do initially set my tx freq? On the UL freq listed for the sat?
The listed freqs are when the sat is directly overhead. Due to Doppler, the freq will be lower as the bird approaches you and then go higher as it goes away from you. Takes some practice.
2. Since the satellite is normally in full use before it gets within range for me to hear it, how would I listen for my own signal without interfering with others using the bird?
You can't. Just set the offset correctly and fire away.
Will tuning in the received signals work instead?
Yes
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