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Old 16-10-2012, 04:50   #46
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Re: Yaesu System 600 SSB Transciever Experience

Rolf,

d not hesitate to post any extra questions.
That's why these kinds of fora exist.

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Old 26-01-2015, 05:49   #47
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Re: Yaesu System 600 SSB Transciever Experience

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Most people I know of, use an ICOM radio in their boats, most common is the 718.
I can´t comment on the statistic but I am one of those IC-718 owners. This is a great ham radio for home but not a good radio for a boat (or a car).

Unlike a proper marine radio, the IC-718 loses much power (about 60%) when running from the batteries (say 12.5V at the radio on a good day with VERY fat cables). In order to get 100W out of teh IC-718 you need the full nameplate 13.8V, which means running the engine to get charge from the alternator.
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