Re: [Repeater-Builder] RE:1 5/8 Heliax plus transmitter question

2007-09-13 Thread Nate Duehr
John reid wrote:

 Or, if we keep a nice fan on the GM300, will it be acceptable? I guess 
 that only time will tell.

Why wait for time to tell?  Mobiles are not repeaters.  Build a real 
repeater like a Micor or a MASTR II with a PA rated for 100% duty cycle 
24/7, for the same price as the GM300's and it'll be done right to start 
with.

Nate WY0X


[Repeater-Builder] RE:1 5/8 Heliax plus transmitter question

2007-09-12 Thread John reid
Due to the number of replies, I am sending this here . It is gone, 
thanks for the interest.
We have what seems to be a real good site for an Amateur Repeater, 190 
feet up the tower and 1 5/8 all the way to the antenna.
So far it looks like we will have a first class station.
For now we are using two GM300s, I hope to find a 100% duty cycle 
transmitter eventually, what do you guys think I should keep my eyes 
open for. It has to be fairly economical as we did spend a bit on 
everything else.
Or, if we keep a nice fan on the GM300, will it be acceptable? I guess 
that only time will tell.
Thanks again.


Re: [Repeater-Builder] RE:1 5/8 Heliax plus transmitter question

2007-09-12 Thread Charles Schmell
John - You should reduce the Power out to about half
and keep the fan on the heatsink of the transmit
radio.

Search the archives, a lot on info on the GM300s
there.

Charles, KS3Z

--- John reid [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Due to the number of replies, I am sending this here
 . It is gone, 
 thanks for the interest.
 We have what seems to be a real good site for an
 Amateur Repeater, 190 
 feet up the tower and 1 5/8 all the way to the
 antenna.
 So far it looks like we will have a first class
 station.
 For now we are using two GM300s, I hope to find a
 100% duty cycle 
 transmitter eventually, what do you guys think I
 should keep my eyes 
 open for. It has to be fairly economical as we did
 spend a bit on 
 everything else.
 Or, if we keep a nice fan on the GM300, will it be
 acceptable? I guess 
 that only time will tell.
 Thanks again.
 
 
 
 
  
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