[Repeater-Builder] Re: goodies for sale

2008-10-05 Thread ve3rsd
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Jed Barton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Hey guys,
 I've got an older 220 repeater in my shack just taking up space.
 scom 5 K controller, hamtronics modules, and an RF concepts amp.
 All is working well, i pulled it out of service, and it is just 
taking  
 up space.
 Any takers?
 All offers will be considered.
 
 Thanks,
 Jed

--- Hi Jed;  I tried to send you an email on this offlist... not 
sure whether you received it.  I am interested in discussing your 
Hamtronics 220 repeater.  Please contact me offlist if the equipment 
is still available.

Thanks,

Ramesh, VA3UV

Ramesh (at) va3uv . com




[Repeater-Builder] Re: Looking for a 220 Repeater...

2006-01-14 Thread ve3rsd
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Q [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 According to a TWIAR report,Canadians will be losing the 222mhz 
 band,FYI...not good news!
 
[VE3RSD:  Hi, Yes, we have lost the bottom end of the band 220 -
222MHz.  So far, we still have the remaining 3MHz (222 - 225).  I sure
hope that we will not lose that.. as I have just recently invested
some cash into a new Alinco DR-235 and the DJ-296!!!

Lets hope that I can generate enough interest in the 222 - 225 portion
to make it a sustainable HAM band.

Tnx es vy 73 de

Ramesh.
IRLP Nodes 2304 (224.720MHz) / Node 2651 (147.540MHz)








 
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[Repeater-Builder] Looking for a 220 Repeater...

2006-01-13 Thread ve3rsd
Hi Folks;

A Special Interest Group just west of Toronto, ON, Canada, is looking
for a 220MHz repeater.  Please email me off list if you have anything
for sale - please provide full details (make, model, TX/RX
frequencies, RF output power, age, when last used, etc.).

Tnx es vy 73 de

Ramesh.
VA3UVatrac.ca








 
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[Repeater-Builder] Re: FS: GE MASTR2 VHF 100w base/repeater

2004-10-10 Thread ve3rsd



Hi Kevin:

I am new to the world of repeaters and may be in the market for a used
2m repeater.  Could you please let me know what you are asking for the
repeater, whether it comes with a duplexer, and how easy is it to
change the operating frequencies.

If you wish to contact me off-list with pricing, etc., my email addr
is va3uv(at)rac.ca

73 de
Ramesh.



--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Kevin Custer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 Wow Kevin, sounds like you got a [EMAIL PROTECTED] repeater
 with 330 watts on 2meters.
 
 Question for you: How many watts ERP is your repeater
 putting out? What type of antenna will handle 330
 watts?
 
 
 The repeater is actually outputting (and is coordinated for) 250 watts 
 into the duplexer.  Subtracting the duplexer insertion loss of 1.5 dB 
 (or 29 %), I get about 175 watts to the bottom of the feeder which I 
 lose an additional 1/2 a dB or so, so I really get about 158 watts to 
 the stick (Sinclair SRL-229) which has a rated gain of 6.1 dBd, so my 
 ERP is about 650 watts.  The antenna will handle 300 watts, so I'd need 
 to run over 400 watts for that to be a concern.
 
 I have run this station for short periods of time at the 330 watt level 
 for testing.  There isn't much difference in ERP between the 250 and
330 
 watt level, so I choose to save on the electric bill and keep the 
 coordinator happy and run it at the 1/4 kilowatt level.
 
 Kevin










 
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