HI. I need some info on Vertex SSB, AM trancievers.. can anyone tell me about those?
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
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Vertex HF transcievers
- Thread starter Mr. Doug
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Are there any?
Vertex is associated with Yaesu. You see VHF/UHF stuff branded as Vertex but I'm not sure I've ever seen any HF stuff branded that way.
Why are you interested in them - just asking?
You can always Google them
Good luck
Vertex is associated with Yaesu. You see VHF/UHF stuff branded as Vertex but I'm not sure I've ever seen any HF stuff branded that way.
Why are you interested in them - just asking?
You can always Google them
Good luck
VERTEX
Vertex is Yaesu, I use their commercial vhf fm radios, they are built solid, heavy duty casing and heavy duty mics. I get my units from reddog radios refurbished for around $130 each, and he programs whatever you want. top power around 40 watts .
DOCTOR/795
Vertex is Yaesu, I use their commercial vhf fm radios, they are built solid, heavy duty casing and heavy duty mics. I get my units from reddog radios refurbished for around $130 each, and he programs whatever you want. top power around 40 watts .
DOCTOR/795
There are three models of HF SSB/AM that is intended for Land Mobile use. You would use something like this if you needed long range comms for your business. A work field like Forestry comes to mind. The models are the VX-1400, VX-1210, and VX-1700. Two of them are 100 watt rigs, one is a 20 watt rig. Here are the products on their website:
Welcome to VertexStandard.com
Welcome to VertexStandard.com
Can they be used on 10-12 meters? just curious ..
thanks in advance..
Mr. Doug
Yes in the commercial allocations. I doubt they work from the factory in the CB or Ham allocations. You have to get the radio programmed for the frequencies you want, which become "channels" on the radio.