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john1973
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icpm icf2010
just wondering what would be the maximum power you can get out of these things,and is there an audio pot to adjust audio output,as it has very soft audio.thanks.
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Re: icpm icf2010
ICF-210 ? Maximum 25w I think, you could always try an extension speaker
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Comint
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Re: icpm icf2010
Depends on the unit.john1973 wrote:just wondering what would be the maximum power you can get out of these things,
RF
Commercial - 25 Watts
UHF CB - 5 Watts
Audio - 4 Watts
Are you talking about Transmitted Audio, or Received Audio.and is there an audio pot to adjust audio output,as it has very soft audio.
Is the F2010 set up for 12.5 kHz or 25 kHz Bandwidth.
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john1973
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Re: icpm icf2010
no just tx audio ,and it is only programmed for uhf cb at present.
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Re: icpm icf2010
If you have a Transmitter set up for 12.5 kHz Bandwidth, and you are listening to it on a Receiver set up for 25 kHz, then it will sound 'soft' in comparison to a Transmitter set up for 25 kHz Bandwidth. This is normal.john1973 wrote:no just tx audio ,and it is only programmed for uhf cb at present.
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