6m converter

[Glen Zook]

Unless the converter has been modified, it converts 50
- 52 MHz to the 28 - 30 MHz 10 meter ranges.

You run the output of the converter to the #2
converter input on the receiver and, of course, the 6
meter antenna into the input.

I have both the 6 and 2 meter converters on my SB-301.
 They are about "average" in terms of sensitivity
(definitely will receive anything that is "out of the
noise" in suburban situations).

I don't know why Heath used the #1 position for 2
meters and the #2 for 6 meters.  If it were me, I'd
have gone the other way!

Glen, K9STH


--- Gareth Gammon <ggammon at BCGROUP.NET> wrote:

What band does it convert 6m to? It seems to be wired
for VHF2 and the filaments light so there is hope for it

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