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PostSubject: HR 2510 Radio   Wed Sep 09, 2009 5:16 pm

Well, I'm running a Doc tuned HR 2510 now. It has the ChipSwitch in it and Doc fixed it up real good. Works great on all bands and I have found that trying to run a 2018 mic is just to much for it. I have found that the Sky Thumper noise cancelling mic for my voice works the best, especially on SSB. This bad boy I'm keeping.

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PostSubject: Re: HR 2510 Radio   Thu Sep 10, 2009 12:08 am

I have heard the term used a lot with the 2510/2600 and the other model which escapes me rite now but...I have no idea what the heck chipswitched means.What is it kinda like a viagra board deal or just a different than usual conversion process? Inquiring minds want to know scratch Shawn

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PostSubject: Re: HR 2510 Radio   Thu Sep 10, 2009 10:51 am

Its like a CPU for computers. Replace the stock one with a chipswitch and you get about another 50 functions on the radio. Like 10-12 metre operation without having to to put a viagra board in or switches.

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