I guess i should have mention that was my first atempt at repeater building
back in the early 80's. It was located on a hill behind my house and not a
commerical site. I did however use it for several years with no problems. I
would have to agree that you would never want to drag a set up like that to
a tower site owner location.
Mike KA2NDW
>
> Thats all fine and good until your temp controls fail and you cook the
whole
> thing! You already have a controlled environment,why chance failure?
Better
> to use quality equipment to begin with that doesnt need any extra help. I
> doubt any tower site owner would allow a fridge as a cabinet or the poor
> quality equipment that needed it. Just put fans on the power amp and power
> supply heatsinks,at least if they fail,it will still have some chance of
> convection cooling.
>
> Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Cabinet Suggestions
>
>
> >
> > My first repeater was installed in a refridgerator that i gutted. I
didn,t
> > have temp comp rocks in the setup so keeping the temp steady was the
goal.
> > The refg. i pick was one with the freezer in the bottom. Made a great
> place
> > to put power supply and power strips etc. I cut vent hole between
freezer
> > and refrid. box >>snip<<<
> > Mike KA2NDW
> > >
>
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