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Forum: Marine Electronics

09-04-2019, 07:57

Replies: 43

Marine HAM

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Posted By Brian.D

Re: Marine HAM

Here is a compatibility chart for the device the OP has. It should be noted that anything to do with RF is rated by power, not frequency. At least not that I can see. By the chart, basically anything...

Forum: Marine Electronics

08-04-2019, 11:49

Replies: 43

Marine HAM

Views: 3,568

Posted By Brian.D

Re: Marine HAM

Don't forget the cost of roaming and possible landing rights fees, if any. That will eat into your budget real fast. Also, you may require to hold a license to install, operate, and maintain you...

Forum: Marine Electronics

07-04-2019, 12:54

Replies: 43

Marine HAM

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Posted By Brian.D

Re: Marine HAM

Or you can use vinyl coated wire rope (another name for lifeline).

Forum: Marine Electronics

07-04-2019, 07:54

Replies: 43

Marine HAM

Views: 3,568

Posted By Brian.D

Re: Marine HAM

I looked at your boat on Sailboatdata. I took the image and put it Visio and scaled 1:1. You have from mast head to deck 55ft of backstay. You want 10' above deck so 45ft of usable length. Many have...

Forum: Marine Electronics

07-04-2019, 06:39

Replies: 43

Marine HAM

Views: 3,568

Posted By Brian.D

Re: Marine HAM

If you really need to get the feed point up in the air, then you will need to run coax from the turner output, up the backstay, and to a RF Choke Balun then a 4:1 or 9:1 UNUN. From that point, you...

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