Can this be used for 10 Meters HAM?
199899
Not legally. I can't say for sure if it is possible. If I was going to get on 10m, I would get a 10m transceiver and tx on an antenna resonant on that band. Having said that, I think you might want to pose that question on the cbradiotalk forum because those guys will be in a better position to answer that question. I just run totally barefoot. If you want to get on 10m, get your license. 20 and 40 meters is where it's at anyway.
199900
Yes... but this type of antenna is used Mostly for Moble 10 meter radios. If its a Home Base Station radio they have more powerfull Antennas on the Market.... Good Luck.....
199901
Absolutely, but it will require some tuning. If you are a ham, you shouldn't have too many problems. KC1AJT
199902
Yes it can. Antennas are simply a proportional measurement of the physical wavelength of the frequency being operated. It will only require tuning for 10 meters, in the same manner you would tune it for 11 meters (aka CB). As the frequency increased, the physical size of a resonant antenna will decrease. 10 meters is a higher frequency than CB, so the antenna will need some trimming. Cut no more than 1/4" at a time and recheck with your SWR meter. I will add that you need a license to operate on 10 meters. Since you are asking this question, I am assuming that you don't have your Tech or General class Amateur ticket. Yes it can. Antennas are simply a proportional measurement of the physical wavelength of the frequency being operated. It will only require tuning for 10 meters, in the same manner you would tune it for 11 meters (aka CB). As the frequency increased, the physical size of a resonant antenna will decrease. 10 meters is a higher frequency than CB, so the antenna will need some trimming. Cut no more than 1/4" at a time and recheck with your SWR meter. I will add that you need a license to operate on 10 meters. Since you are asking this question, I am assuming that you don't have your Tech... » Read More Yes it can. Antennas are simply a proportional measurement of the physical wavelength of the frequency being operated. It will only require tuning for 10 meters, in the same manner you would tune it for 11 meters (aka CB). As the frequency increased, the physical size of a resonant antenna will decrease. 10 meters is a higher frequency than CB, so the antenna will need some trimming. Cut no more than 1/4" at a time and recheck with your SWR meter. I will add that you need a license to operate on 10 meters. Since you are asking this question, I am assuming that you don't have your Tech or General class Amateur ticket. « Show Less
1466784
This cable says it's rated to 10A, so it would be fine for anything 10A or less. As long as it physically will plug in.
25866
You most certainly can. I use this FM transmitter to transmit for our church ministry. Remember that you can only use it on the lowest power setting to be legal. I use this transmitter very effectively for our ministry. If you have any other questions, do not hesitate to contact me once again.
2195466
Sorry, I'm not sure. I like the radio especially for the price. But if you want to use it for 10 meters it's not the greatest seeing it doesn't do sideband.73'sSteve
772114
This is a Ham radio and requires a ham license to use many of the frequencies. It also has capabilities for general public band. Range depends on the antenna used. With the attached antenna maybe a mile of so. But if you are near a repeater it can be much farther.
821511
I do not believe that you can. I just used it for turning on a single station. It would never work for the distance it should.
518935
that depends of course on the power of the radio station. Simply put, at this time: of all portable receivers that i have played with (and i have owned too many) this is the most sensitive for FM. For AM: It is not in the same league as the PL-310ET (the ferrite rod is too short).For SW: distance is not the issue, but time of day and sun activity -but it is quite good.In worst case, Amazon is very generous in understanding that this was returned because it did not meet your requirements
960872
it will check both 10 meters and 11 meters(cb) It might check 12 and 15 meter. I have only used it on 10 meters.
1661890
Will this antenna work for a 0.5W Long Range (10km) Dual Mode Stereo Broadcast Home FM Transmitter?
59997
i used it for 10 meter and 11 meter or cb plus an amplifier. now a freind is usin it for his cb (s). he is doin very well.
1788129
NO, it will not work on a 10 ft reach. Even with an extension device, the suction power would be diminished. You should get a ladder and work close up.
786634
Yes it will, however as a licensed ham operator you must remain within your operating privileged bandwidths. I utilize mine for murs and marine frequencies also as they require no license.
847370
Yes, though you have to make sure that your power source has the proper amperage to carry it. I'm sure that 10-15 meters is fine. Just make sure that you have enough power to supply the strips and aren't overloading the power source.
563975
Ot could be. You would have to possibly cut a couple of the antenna after you calculate what would be the proper length for that frequency band
1073895
Hi Connie. That's not going to happenBaofengs only put out about 4 1/2 wattsThe only way your going to talk to your friends is thru a repeater. Simplex is onlyGood for about 5 to 6 miles. Hope this helped you. I have four of them and been a ham for 27 yrsHave fun
1947064
Hi, The antenna should come pre-tuned for the 11 meter band (cb channels 1 - 40) It will work with Ham bands (10, 12, 15 & 17 meters) if you use a tuner. Should work with your older cb radio just fine without tuning, 73 & Happy DXing!
2153604
First, if it is a 10-meter radio, it is only for licensed amateur use, illegal otherwise. CB is 11-meter, not 10. Second, if it can do more than 5 watts, it is illegal for CB use. Study up, get a license, join the amateur radio fraternity. Operate legally.