Subj : Re: Conversion up or down
To   : Holger Granholm
From : Tony Langdon
Date : Wed Sep 07 2016 04:46 pm

-=> Holger Granholm wrote to Tony Langdon <=-

HG> In the case of conversion to from a frequency, a transverter does both.
HG> My Tokyo Hy-Power VHF-HF transverter does both.

HG> It converts a HF amateur band to 144 MHz when receiving, and a 144 MHz
HG> transmitting signal to a HF amateur band, 3.5, 7, 14, 21 or 28 MHz on
HG> transmit.


True, transverters are usually classified by their transmit/receive (i.e. on
air) frequency, with an IF specification (e.g. 1296 MHz, 144 MHz IF - you'd
need a 2m transceiver to use this one). :)


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