ATV for EmComm and Public Service Events - App NoteĪRES, RACES Homeland Security, radio clubs and emergency service organizations are given basic info in this app note for the unique use of ATV in their operations. Non line of sight paths over the RF horizon or through obstructions are not predictable, best to try it out by seeing how you do on 2 meter voice as an indicator of possibility. Given various transmitter power levels and antenna gains this app note will tell you.īasically antenna placement and gain are the most important parts of the ATV system. What kind of line of sight distance can be expected with ATV?
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Upon request, we can modify these two ATV, Where To Start pages free to you in pdf format with your local ATV information put in so you can make copies for handouts at your radio club meeting or add to your clubs web site. See ATV clubs and the ARRL Repeater Directory.
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If there is an ATV repeater or close by ATVer in your area, you might see something by connecting your cable ready TV to a 70cm antenna on the roof, then calling "CQ ATV" on 144.34 or 146.43 simplex, the most used 2 meter FM voice, ATV "talk back" frequencies. Cable channels 57 to 60 are the same frequency as the most popular 70cm ATV band, 420-450 MHz. Even new cable ready digital TV's are required by FCC Rule 15.118(b) to have analog NTSC cable channels in them also. Seeing your first ATV picture may be free if you have a TV with a cable TV tuner in it. Amplifier Set Up - Homebrew Antennas and more.ĪTV, Where To Start - Download the App NoteĪ beginners guide to seeing your first ATV picture. Most of these app notes are down loadable as pdf files and can be opened, read and printed with Adobe Acrobat Reader - You can download a free copy of Acrobat Reader from Adobe.
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