Hmm???  The book at my friends shop said (if I read it right) that a C74 
with the filter option was rated at 110 from the PA and 85 at the 
junction box which is why I'm concerned about my 71 watts.


James Delancy wrote:
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> UHF models that are 110 Watts, are rated for that out the side of the 
> cabinet.  This usually results in 160 Watts out of the PA.  Then you 
> are down around 100-110 Watts after the harmonic filter and the 
> pre/post pass filters.
>
> James
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> Maire-Radios wrote:
>> *well if it was 85 watts with 122.5 watts*
>> *it would be lower at 110 watts  and any be the 71 watts   do the 
>> math  should be about the same values.*
>> ** 
>> *John*
>> ** 
>>  
>>
>>     ----- Original Message -----
>>     *From:* n2acf <mailto:[email protected]>
>>     *To:* [email protected]
>>     <mailto:[email protected]>
>>     *Sent:* Friday, May 08, 2009 2:49 PM
>>     *Subject:* [Repeater-Builder] First UHF MSF5000 Attempt
>>
>>     Hello All,
>>
>>     Attempted to tune up the TX side of a C74CXB today. The odds
>>     weren't really in my favor as I've never worked on a UHF MSF nor
>>     have I ever used a tracking generator. I brought the station to a
>>     friends shop and I used an IFR1200S for the tuning.
>>
>>     I checked the station before I began and on 453.900 there was
>>     82.5 watts at the antenna port and 122.5 coming out of the PA.
>>     So, I reprogrammed the station, adjusted the VCO, and then began
>>     to re-tune the 3 pole and 4 pole filter. I also changed the
>>     output power of the PA to 110 watts because I believe that is
>>     what the station is rated for. The new TX frequency is 441.950.
>>
>>     When I was done with both filters, I checked the power at the
>>     antenna port and it's only 71 watts. I believe it's supposed to
>>     be 85.
>>
>>     The PA looks very clean on the spectrum analyzer and the carrier
>>     is right on frequency. Again, I'm not the best at reading the
>>     scope while using the tracking generator but I did it the best I
>>     could for the first time. Is my output power OK at 71 watts or is
>>     something wrong?
>>
>>     Thanks in advanced!
>>
>>     Adam N2ACF
>>
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