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KG6BAJ > NWSGRP 11.09.09 04:42l 34 Lines 1102 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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Subj: Re: Grand Systems GD-6K Hookup Basics
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** FROM : "Ben" <benzandstra_nospam_@caiway.nl>
"Samantha" <samantha@comcast.net> schreef in bericht
news:samantha-D797D4.23471109092009@news.giganews.com...
>I have this question posted in the boatanchors newsgroup, but the Grand
> GD-6K Frequency Display could be used for a Radio that doesn't fall into
> that description.
>
Hi,
I do have no knowledge of the GD-6K at all. However, I could spend some time
to write my thougts in the ww usenet.
Using a frequency counter as readout for any transceiver mostly requires the
addition or subtraction of the IF to show the actual receive or transmit
frequency. Could it be possible that one of the other inputs is used to
separately feed the IF signal to the frequency counter ? Could it also be
possible that the Kenwood radio's do use 2 different IF's for transmit or
receive ?
If I'm complety talking non-sense then please ignore my message ;-)
Kind regards,
Ben - PE2BZ
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