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SSTV on PMR?

Postby essexRXer » Wed Oct 26, 2016 7:18 pm

HI All,

I have just successfully sent my first SSTV image :thumbup: , however because I am not an amateur I have experimented on PMR band CH7 from a Baofeng at 3W
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Is this actually allowed?
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Re: SSTV on PMR?

Postby essexRXer » Thu Oct 27, 2016 4:50 pm

As a bit of an update, I have been sent this blog that covers the same steps as what I have.
http://nerdsville.blogspot.co.uk/2011/0 ... mr446.html

Time for a drive around for range testing :thumbup:
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Re: SSTV on PMR?

Postby Metradio » Thu Oct 27, 2016 8:20 pm

essexRXer wrote:HI All,
I have just successfully sent my first SSTV image :thumbup: , however because I am not an amateur I have experimented on PMR band CH7 from a Baofeng at 3W
Is this actually allowed?


If you used a legal PMR radio, yes I think it would be legal as you are only sending audio tones over the air...

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Re: SSTV on PMR?

Postby essexRXer » Thu Oct 27, 2016 8:54 pm

Thanks Mike,
That's great, I am using ch 7&8 because half term means the kids in our area use ch1&2.
I went out to range test and received perfect pictures from 5 miles. Will go further afield.

When I get my licence I would love to use a repeater.
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Re: SSTV on PMR?

Postby essexRXer » Fri Oct 28, 2016 8:59 am

essexRXer wrote:Thanks Mike,
That's great, I am using ch 7&8 because half term means the kids in our area use ch1&2.
I went out to range test and received perfect pictures from 5 miles. Will go further afield.

When I get my licence I would love to use a repeater.


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