dxs660 I looked at the available options, and it seems that there are very few standalone UV base stations besides the ICOM R9700. Most of them are shortwave + UV combinations. I'm looking for a UV band radio similar to the ICOM 7300 or 705, either as a handheld or base station, and would appreciate any recommendations.
BI4PMQ I didn't understand what it meant. Are you looking for a full-featured system? Full-featured systems are not very common, and they tend to be quite expensive. If it's just about numbers or popular models, they are all roughly similar.
BG2EFX Base UV?? Wouldn't 2730 be better...? I don't know what the original poster is struggling with...
BI3XUN Sometimes, the difference between a chassis and a base station is simply the name. For example, if you install an IC705 or 7300 in a vehicle, what should it be called?
VR2WAA When looking for a base station, start by searching among older models. Besides the 905 and 9300 series, most newer UV base stations are vehicle-mounted. If you want a pure base station, go to "Old Chicken."
BH2VYJ For vehicle mounting, use either the ICOM 2730 or Yaesu FTM-500DR, or the ZASTONE D9000. For domestic use, consider the ZASTONE HKT-689.
Hydroxide 看到标题滚进来,一看问题描述更确定了,该问题有且仅有一个正确答案...... I C - 9 1 0 H ! (910D也差不多,区别就是功率小3dB市场价便宜一些,不EME的话也够使了) (820H更便宜但太老了,出问题概率大,不建议购买)
dxs660 Hydroxide You're right, I was looking for a machine like that. Yesterday, I actually saw an 820H, and it was definitely quite old.
BloodBlade Is it just UV full mode? Excluding older models, it seems like only the iCOM 9700 and 905 remain. However, why should we exclude devices with HF?
dxs660 BloodBlade I'm not just asking about excluding shortwave, I was actually curious if there were any UV-only base station transmitters. It seems that most UV transmitters are either car-mounted or handheld, and some combine shortwave and UV, but those using the "Shenzhen" designation are generally classified as shortwave transmitters, not UV transmitters.
Yuluoxk IC-905 VHF/UHF/SHF All-Mode Transceiver It is a mold, similar to the 705, that can be remotely controlled over a network. It uses an SDR architecture and can also be used with a 10 GHz frequency changer. The front end and RF unit can be separated, with a common ICOM operating system. If you have experience using recent SDR devices, you can easily get started. The downside is that it's a bit underpowered; if you want more power, the 9700 would be better. However, the 9700 has only 144/430/1.2G and doesn't have ATV.
BG7QKG Currently, I'm using the HONGKAIDE DM9100 and it seems to be working well. It supports DMR and I've set up a MMDVM for global communication. However, the digital radio sounds noticeably different from analog radios.