[amsat-bb] Re: Pre-amp for IC-910h?

Jim Sanford wb4gcs at amsat.org
Tue Mar 27 16:43:54 PST 2007


All:
I neglected to mention in my earlier response that I have successfully 
powered the SP2000 and SP7000 from the IC910H, using the preamp function 
in the radio.  While I'd never use power up the coax for a final 
installation, it sure is nice for Field Day.   My experience is similar 
to Drew's, the SSBs are much lower NF and much higher intermod rejection 
(probably due to the helical filter in part).

Good luck & 73,
Jim
wb4gcs at amsat.org


Andrew Glasbrenner wrote:

>The Icom units are easy to install and use with the 910, but leave a LOT to be desired in terms of noise figure. It speaks volumes that they do not publish NF specs that I know of...
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>I'm in the process of replacing mine with older Landwehr units.
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>73, Drew KO4MA
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>>From: Martin Grundy <m0ady at m0ady.org.uk>
>>Sent: Mar 27, 2007 11:31 AM
>>To: amsat-bb at amsat.org
>>Subject: [amsat-bb]  Pre-amp for IC-910h?
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>>Hi...
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>>I am thinking of buying a masthead pre-amp for use with the Icom IC-910H
>>for both satellite and terrestrial work.
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>>There are the AG-25/35 units from Icom which are specially designed
>>for use with the 910. But I have seen the SSB Electronics units on the
>>web (SSB-SP-2000/7000) and also the Microset units (PR-145A/430A) and
>>wonder if these devices perform better than the Icom units.  Also, would
>>the SSB/Microset units require a sequencer.
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>>I would be interested to hear from anyone who has been down this road
>>with an IC-910H.
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>>Thanks in advance, 73 Martin M0ADY.
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>>Martin Grundy  (M0ADY)  <m0ady at m0ady.org.uk>
>>AMSAT-UK: 6314
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