I was wondering if i could use it as a filter to increase the
selectivity of my receiver
similar to the resonators in my ge delta-s
the front end in the delta is a lot more selective than the rangr is
this is a really nice unit and if i can find a way to use it it
would be great
Paul (n9fco)
- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Neil McKie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> A Motorola TLDxxx model number says it is a 150 MHz range unit.
> If your plan is to use it on the 2 meter ham band, I don't
believe
> it will tune sharply enough to do you any good.
>
> It was originally designed use was probably either 5.26 or 6.28
MHz
> spread between transmit and receive. That just won't work on the
2
> meter amateur band.
>
> Neil - WA6KLA
>
>
> Paul wrote:
> >
> > hello everyone ,
> > I have a motorola trisolector part number tld-8994b.
> > a friend once told me that this could be used as a duplexer ,in
fact
> > it is a duplexer from a mobile radio telephone does any one have
> > information about it ? i was told it is a vhf unit and it is
rated
> > for 40-45 watts that is about all i know
> > it also has a number on it 15e83122f-05 this is stamped in the
> > casing .
> > any info you fellas could give would be appreciated
> > Paul (n9fco)
> >
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