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Forum: Marine Electronics 22-12-2011, 14:06 |
Replies: 72
Views: 14,990
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hellosailor
Re: general cost of SSB install
In theory, if you wire directly, sure. I'd still rather install spike protection on anything that might get upset, it is cheap enough insurance. |
Forum: Marine Electronics 22-12-2011, 13:05 |
Replies: 72
Views: 14,990
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hellosailor
Re: general cost of SSB install
Guys, I can't tell you other than it was a leading brand name USA cap manufacturer who told me the voltage rating also was *nominal* and never to exceed 90% of it. Also bear in mind, there's... |
Forum: Marine Electronics 21-12-2011, 15:54 |
Replies: 72
Views: 14,990
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hellosailor
Re: general cost of SSB install
Icom have a generally good reputation. Although it can be said that their choice of the 15.0 VDC rated capacitors across the nominal 14.4V input of the 706 radios violated every rule of equipment... |
Forum: Marine Electronics 19-12-2011, 13:50 |
Replies: 72
Views: 14,990
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hellosailor
Re: general cost of SSB install
SeaTTY appareently is for receiving only. A Pactor modem is, for now, the most widely used and fastest way to send text over HF radio, so if you want to send email (free for hams, btw) Pactor has the... |
Forum: Marine Electronics 18-12-2011, 14:52 |
Replies: 72
Views: 14,990
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hellosailor
Re: general cost of SSB install
Unbusted, if you can wire up battery cables or a car stereo, you're qualified to install SSB. DO read up, see what the range of opinions about "proper" installation is. From ICOM and from others.... |
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