I have to agree with Don. If you ever decided to connect to one of these very busy networks such as the win system, you will burn up your radio in no time. I use GM 300s or M 120s made by Motorola and they are designed to operate almost continuous duty cycle if you lower the power to about 10 watts and place a fan on the heat sink. Sent from my iPhone, Lu Vencl
On Dec 27, 2013, at 2:05 PM, Don Russell <drussell@gpgsecure.com> wrote:
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2nd on the Moto. I just got a Motorola SM50 40W uhf for $35 It's 2 orders of magnitude better than the Baofunk. All the proper control lines are present without modification, raw discriminator, direct to modulator, COR/PL line, PTT. Easy to program, works fine in the ham band and well documented.
I have a small local repeater built out of a pair of SM50's, I have an SM50 for a control receiver, and a couple VHF SM50's for packet.
Please take a second look at your radio, you will be much happier interfacing to a real radio.
You can even cut an old IDE ribbon cable and connector. If you cut it down it fits the back of the radio just fine. Or you can find the 16 pin connector cheap on ebay.
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