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Hi Tom and the group. What type of analyzer are you looking for? I have
used the Motorola R2400A successfuly, and the keypad is like one on your
microwave, but labeling it would solve that problem. The R2600 is a
little harder to use, but doable as long as you really keep track as to
where you are at on there, but if you need help with the 2400A let me
know.
On Fri, 18 Feb 2005, Tom Behler wrote:
> Colin:
>
> Due to the length limit for messages on this list, I won't put the
> information on the talking SWR meter in this e-mail, since it may get too
> long. I'll give you another message shortly, containing the information on
> the talking SWR meter made by a guy in Quebec, Canada named Remee Simard.
>
> I recently got one, and like it very much.
>
> Stand by for more info.
>
> Best 73 from Tom Behler: kB8TYJ
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Colin McDonald" <[log in to unmask]>
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> Sent: Friday, February 18, 2005 6:30 PM
> Subject: analyzers, meters testing equipment
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> > hi list:
> > since i am new to the list i dont know if this has come up at some time =
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> > My question is what analyzers or swr meters as well as testing equipment =
> > do the totally blind operaters use out there? I have heard of a couple =
> > swr meters that output CW results but they seem to be only for up to 30 =
> > megs. Also what about meters for antenna analysis and testing =
> > power/modulation. Also i saw a multi-meter type tester that outputs =
> > voice and wondered if anyone uses this type of equipment?
> > I am primarily right now looking for either a talking or cw output =
> > swr/power/deviation meter for VHF/UHF. what can be recommended?
> > Regards
> > Colin
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