HD - Railfan Radio - Yaesu/Vertex VX-150
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Great vid. I have mostly Motorola and Kenwoods, but am seriously considering a ft250 for dedicated railfanning as i get back to trackside. For those wanting to upgrade, do not hesitate, these are built on a commecial radio platform. Audio is great.
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I have a VX-170 for my ham radio commnuications and a Radio Shack Pro 82 (with a 2M/70CM/27 MHz BNC antenna) for railroad monitoring.
146.49 and146.565 are 2 good 2 Meter frequencies for ham radio operators to coordinate their train spotting efforts.
Ironically I had a VX 150 and traded it for a Pro 94, which I hardly ever use.
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@HDTrainVids and you can communicate on MURS freqs which you do not need a license to communicate on.
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@PsilocybinDream No.
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can you listen to cop frequencies with that?
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Railways use Motorola.
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I have the exact same radio with the FNB-64 700 mAh Ni-Cd battery pack and the standard NC-72B 'wall-wart' charger. My question is, how long should I charge the battery? The manual does not state how long to keep it on the charger. Thanks!
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I got 4 of them in the last 5 years they are great radios I got my last 2 right before they stopped selling them. I got 2 for ham radio and 2 for railfanning if u can find one grab it they r great radios for railfanning and ham radio!
I plan to pick up an ft-250r soon myself, the only problem is these can't receive EOTD blips can they?
NorfKhazad 9 months ago
@NorfKhazad No usually the EOT's are on UHF - 457.9375.
HDTrainVids 9 months ago