That's no receiver, that's an amateur radio transciver. its a Kenwood TS 950 SDX. I'm a general class amateur radio operator and have been for 25 years. ☺[emoji4]
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Can anybody help me ID this?
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ahhh ok whats with the dusty unused Transciever ? 
I noticed the PL52 connector and coiled mike wire....
I noticed the PL52 connector and coiled mike wire....
So you talk about the little radio on top of the big one that's a RadioShack 2-meter transceiver. I bought that thing new back in 1999 and it's definitely showing its age.ahhh ok whats with the dusty unused Transciever ?
I noticed the PL52 connector and coiled mike wire....
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I used to run my Orchid at 0.4 ohms
That`s the happy medium. Keeps stuff from melting, LOL. Iv got 3 of them running low .4-ish. :?)
Like what melting? I don't want to screw this model or this tank up. tell me what you're talking about.
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Okay, I understand what you're saying now.
I don't run my wattage up that high at all. I run it at 10 watts. I have a 30 watt eleaf mod and I run it at 10 watts.
so I don't think I'll be melting any plastic hopefully.
Way this thing is set up and I guess it's just because of the nature of the beast, if I try running more than 10 watts on the mod itself. I start feeling like I'm gonna cough my head off. so I run it just at 10 watts and it does more than enough than what I need.
matter fact I have to puff on it gently it causes me to want to cough. Especially first thing in the morning.
Yes, I am one of those people when he first gets up in the morning the first thing I grab is the vaporizer and second thing grabs my phone. it's a normalcy anymore. [emoji4]
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You aren't going to melt the tank . Don't build below 0.3 though because you could melt the insulator; however, not at 10W.
. Don't build below 0.3 though because you could melt the insulator; however, not at 10W.
Dude, there is an Orchid thread with 13 million posts in it. LOLZ
I didn't think I would. Here is a newbie question for you guys.You aren't going to melt the tank
does the diameter of the wire make the resistance go up? I would assume so. if you use thicker wire the ohms of resistance goes up, correct?
Again, I would assume that to be the case.. but I want to make sure before I do something stupid and mess my tank up
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Okay sorry. Didn't know you were starting out. All my posts are sarcastic BS so don't sweat it.
Wire and resistance is the exact opposite of what you think. It's a big counter intuitive thing.
Probably closed now though I'm sure it has plenty of info.
No, the thicker the wire, the less resistance. 24g has less resistance than 26g.
Huh, I thought it would be the other way around.. but okay. thank you just the same. [emoji4]
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