@@OM0ET Your rig is beautiful, you aren't missing anything. Perhaps, when funds allow, investigate whether an SDR Play or similar device will work with your rig.
What do you think about scanning bands using sounds comparing with your current SDR 7610 which has pan-adapder with waterflow? WIth SDR it is quicker and easier to find new signals but I have strong filling that we a losing some natural with SDR (eyes help). Without waterflow it is like50 years ago peoples rotating the simal knobs looking for new stations.
I would say that using SDR I can watch if the upper bands are opening or not because during this low solar activity we can see only one or two faint signals in the whole band when propagations are little bit open. That would be not possible to do with FT2000 without waterfall feature.... that was the reason why I purchased the ICOM 7610
I don't know what's going on, but I love the sounds.
What a beautiful transceiver.
One thing I know for sure, Yaesu makes a beautiful looking rig..
Yes, fully agree with you Robert :-) The series of 1000, 2000, 3000 and 9000 are the best.
@@OM0ET whats the range on 20m band
@@markkidrov5066 what the range you mean exactly?
The first thing what I was in my mind when the video started: "Gosh! How beautiful that radio is." :)
beautiful rig !
Hello Paul you contacted one of my friends ON4LT
thank you for the video I wish you good DX
best 73
Albert ON4LBF
TEGEscalator Thank you Albert. World is small. hi. 73 and good luck ;-)
Gorgeous rig
Yaesu FT-2000 transceiver,
one of its kind!
0:53 nice, operator near my QTH
Really? :) nice! We are receiving many stations from Russia and Ukraine here in my location :)
I have one of these, weighs a ton and looks the part!!
Really looks lot like m beloved FT-920! 73. WW5MB
Blind and analog hamradio. Turning a VFO knob. Paul, try SDR, you won't regret it. Best 73 from HB9 😉
Peter Eichhorn yes i know Peter. I had a chance to try IC-7300. SDR is very good but no money for it. :)
@@OM0ET Your rig is beautiful, you aren't missing anything. Perhaps, when funds allow, investigate whether an SDR Play or similar device will work with your rig.
@@johnratcliffe6438 thank you John 😊 Things were changed and I bought the IC7610. I like it very much. 73, Paul
@@OM0ET Congratulations! I am very happy for you. I hope to work you one day :) 73.
@@johnratcliffe6438 Thanks again 😉 I hope to wotk you one day too when propagations will be good 👍 73
Hi. Can i ask, what camera did you use?
Man lots of bells and whistle’s. 73
What do you think about scanning bands using sounds comparing with your current SDR 7610 which has pan-adapder with waterflow? WIth SDR it is quicker and easier to find new signals but I have strong filling that we a losing some natural with SDR (eyes help). Without waterflow it is like50 years ago peoples rotating the simal knobs looking for new stations.
I would say that using SDR I can watch if the upper bands are opening or not because during this low solar activity we can see only one or two faint signals in the whole band when propagations are little bit open. That would be not possible to do with FT2000 without waterfall feature.... that was the reason why I purchased the ICOM 7610
@@OM0ET Reasonable thoughts. Many thanks. EW1AEI, 73
Us aliens make these
You spent how much to listen to THAT?
Stop haveing your contests around 14.230 or on 14.230 That is the sstv freq's