RE: [Repeater-Builder] Repeater conversion

2007-12-27 Thread Eric Lemmon
Randy,

There's nothing to convert; the 4EF4A3 Mastr Progress Line power amplifier
is already designed to cover the 6m (50-54 MHz) band.  My data identifies
this unit as a continuous-duty amplifier that is rated at 150-300 watts,
using a 4CX250B tube.  It's a real workhorse.  It will require careful
tuning per the instructions found in LBI-4100, of course, but I don't think
any modifications are needed.  However, that statement applies only to the
power amplifier; the other RF components of a 6m repeater, depending upon
their model numbers, may require some modification for peak performance in
the 6m band.

73, Eric Lemmon WB6FLY
  

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Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Repeater conversion

I have access to a GE Power Amp Model# 4EF4A3
The freq is 42-54 MHz
Can this repeater be converted to 6m (easily)?
I also have the Duplexer.




[Repeater-Builder] Repeater conversion

2007-12-27 Thread Randy
I have access to a GE Power Amp Model# 4EF4A3
The freq is 42-54mhz
Can this repeater be converted to 6m (easily)?
I also have the Duplexor.