I have seen the "screw in the ends" modification and am leaning in
that direction. But they need to be well sealed I am sure to prevent
corrosion and the associated noise that can be produced.
I understand that the element to the support contact needs to be
welded also to remove that intermit
I just measured mine (not as cold in North Florida as for you guys,
but it was interesting to measure the deminsions on my two antennas:
Both Had top element center 26" from top of pipe (so that was OK.)
Both had 34.25 inch loops (top to bottom)(reasonable)
Both had 62" separations from center
Thanks, I hope you feel better soon.
Russ
N4KOX
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Mathew Quaife <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Well I am not so sure on that one just yet. Was told that the
first element
> was 26" from the top, and each element was 58 1/4" center to
center from
> there,
Thank you, Mathew. I had been following the discussion of element
spacing. Now I need to measure my spacing to see if it is in the
right range - I suspect not. What was the spacing that you
determined was correct for yours?
Russ
N4KOX
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Mathew Quaife <[E
I need to mesaure the DB224 I have for use at 145.11 Mhz. and modify
as necessary.
Someone had given me the 2 meter loop "length" but I can not locate
it. Anyone know what it should be? or the range for Amateur 2
Meters vs. commercial 150+?
Thanks a lot for your help.
Russ
N4KOX
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There is another possibility that I have run into with my Decible
Products Antennas of the DB-224 type: If the elements of the
antenna are not welded to the metal suport on one end, corrosion can
occur and movement can be experienced. If the DB-224 antenna you
are using is not "welded" but
I want to add a 9600 bps digital regenerator to my MSR 2000
repeaters. I need a service manual for VHF and a service manual for
UHF or the access points to connect 9600 fsk transmit signal and
9600 fsk receive signal output.
Also, need to know points to inhibit PL on Transmit.
Thanks for a
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