#BEYBLADE DX TOOLBOX PRO#

#BEYBLADE DX TOOLBOX PRO#

Posted by Keith Carpenter on 11th Feb 2020 Received my order within 3 days boxed well in great condition works fantastic on my icom 746 pro got good signal reports worked 2 different states right off with it settings only needed to be at 25% on the mic and 50% on my rig sounds fantastic works flawless good mic for the price very nice complement to my 746 pro I do recommend it Posted by Leonard Stephens on 17th May 2020 I am used to Icom and started out with the mic gain on 50 and the compression on 5 at half scale and never looked back. I ordered two of the SM-30 microphones for my Icom 97 radios from MTC. I actually disconnected the hand mic and switched to the SM-30 without telling anyone.Įxcellent reports on the audio from stations on the Nets I participate in. The NCS noticed and said I had gone from 'good and readable' to 'loud and clear' without knowing I had switched microphones. Recent contact a distance of 40 miles on 2 meters, he said I was a DX contact. Signal strength was not the best but the audio punch was outstanding, he said. The new SM-30 makes a big difference for signal clarity.To say it's recommended is like an under statement.I can say the same thing about Main Trading Company too - My highest Recommendation. Getting great audio reports from all over the world.įor the price this microphone is had to bet. Also good reports using it with an IC-7300 Small footprint makes it easy to move out of the way when space is an issue. The Icom SM-30 mates wonderfully with the IC-7300įull rich audio, and lots of headroom for adjustment. Weighted base stay put, and buttons are large and easy to access.This review of LDG AT-1000 PRO II Autotuner is a follow up review of the AT-1000 PRO II autotuner… I sold my LDG AT-1000, ( review here), in order to purchase the AT-1000 PRO II Autotuner. The price set me back a bit, ($539.00 at HRO), but, based on my previous experience with LDG’s quality, and customer service I went ahead and purchased the LDG AT-1000 PRO II Autotuner, I have not been unhappy with that decision at all. I miss the analog meter! While the LED meter is faster, and reads easier, I miss the meters moving… Integrates with my Icom 756 PRO 3 autotune function.The main difference between the PRO II and the stock Autotuner, are as follows: I had to remove the carry handle from my Icom IC-756 PRO 3 to get it to fit, and it was tight… I do miss the meter, and the thought of paying $130.00 for an external meter makes me take a deep breath and say… It’s OK… I have not bought the meter yet… I hope the meter takes power from the Icom like the tuner does… See the review for more on this… I will add to this review on the meter if I decide to shell out another $130.00… The size of the boxes is very close, with the AT-1000 PRO II being the larger of the two… This caused me a bit of pain as my setup is VERY tight… The PRO II is about 1/4 inch wider… It almost did not fit. I may get the external meter, when I can afford it, then review it here… The LED meter is fine, it is much faster than the older meter version used to be, but I want my meter back… Yes, I can buy a larger meter for $130.00, but I liked the smaller meter, and I dislike the $130.00 price for a meter. The AT-1000 PRO II Autotuner is just a hair wider than the original AT-1000 autotuner. This cause me some problems in mounting… If you look at the station photos here, you will see the original AT-1000 sitting just behind the mouse pad. Note how tight the equipment is in that configuration. Adding the LDG AT-1000 PRO II Autotuner was not easy… I had to remove the carry handle from the Icom 756 PRO III, in order to regain teh additional space.

Nice addition… It may have been on the original AT-1000, but I never knew it, so it is new to me! After a few months of using the bypass switch it is very handy… This was a nice surprise… I now have more room to hang cables, and grounds. This will be nice… I am adding a Dummy Load, and this is where I will put it. I have an antenna switch beyond the tuner, but it is a remote one, and putting a dummy load outside is not in teh mix, nor do I want to use one port on my remote switch. I will use the port on the tuner, and save my remote port.

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