I was getting ready to split a Clegg FM-76.
On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 16:24:19 -0000, k3phl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Mike,
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> I can give you a very positive reference for the repeater-builder
> 220 Micor conversions that Scott Z does. We purchased one for our
> 220 machine here in Philadelphia two years ago. We only had to go
> back to the site once within a few days to touch up centering the
> receive crystal which is normal for a first time implementation.
> Absolutely zero problems since. Very hot receiver and a good 25-30
> watts out of the modified PA. They have certainly perfected the
> method.
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> If you are in a low RF environment, I use the old Midland 13-513
> (the synthesized model, NOT the crystal 509) as a repeater receiver
> on another one of my machines with very good sensitivity and overall
> results. I have also use the crystal 509 as a 1 watt exciter on the
> TX side.
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> Steve
> K3PHL
> Philadelphia
> 224.180 PL 127.3
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> --- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, "k4ij" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > I am looking for a radio for my 220 repeater project. Just need the
> > radio, have everything else. I would prefer something already on
> band.
> > Something that is already converted is fine such as a Micor or Mastr
> > II. If I don't find something I will do the conversion but want to
> > check to see if someone might have one that would save some time.
> This
> > will be
> > used in a high RF enviroment and on a mountain top. If you have
> > something drop me a line to:
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > 73
> > Mike K4IJ
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