Re: [Repeater-Builder] highest repeater?

2004-10-04 Thread Bob Dengler

At 10/2/2004 08:28 PM, you wrote:
>Hello all
>
>Just got back from colorado springs and pike peak in august and took this
>pitcure
>of the radio shack on top of pike peak.

Interesting: roll-up door almost makes it look like a garage.  Also notice 
the lack of a tall tower - what's another 60 ft. on top of 14,110?  Only 
lightning I imagine, no more coverage.

>   i will also try to upload is to
>the repeater-builders
>side.   wish i could have stay up there longer, but the xyl got a lot light
>head  ( 50% oxygen level)

Gotta breathe when you're that high up.  When I realized they probably 
weren't going to open the road to the top, I decided to do a little hiking 
up a small rock outcropping.  By the time I made it to that summit I must 
have looked like the bad guy in Total Recall after being blown out into the 
Martian non- atmosphere.

Bob NO6B






 
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Re: [Repeater-Builder] highest repeater?

2004-10-04 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]

I would assume that any winter time servicing of radio equipment/antennas 
requires a helicopter for transport, and some big shovels to dig down to a
building entrance door.

Great picture!

LJ


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From: John W Anderson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sat, 2 Oct 2004 23:28:22 -0400
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] highest repeater?


Hello all

Just got back from colorado springs and pike peak in august and took this
pitcure
of the radio shack on top of pike peak.   i will also try to upload is to
the repeater-builders
side.   wish i could have stay up there longer, but the xyl got a lot light
head  ( 50% oxygen level)
and we had to get here down.   next time we will have to leave here in the
springs hihi

73  John  WD8RTH
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Sent: Friday, October 01, 2004 5:24 PM
Subject: RE: [Repeater-Builder] highest repeater?


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> Rob et al,
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> I just got off the air with one of the clubs officers from PPRA and their
> repeaters are indeed inside the summit shack of Pikes Peak. Actual
elevation
> of the base of the antenna is estimated to be 14,120'.
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> For what its worth 
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> Randy, W0AVV
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RE: [Repeater-Builder] Highest repeater

2004-10-04 Thread Doug Strobel-KB3HAM


Hello John,

Thanks,  I am convinsed that  the highest repeater is the Pikes
Peak repeater.  Thanks to all who helped me answer this strange question.

73
Doug kb3ham











 
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[Repeater-Builder] Highest repeater

2004-10-03 Thread Mr John Lloyd

I have had my 2 mtr, 147.180 repeater at the same site
location here in Utah at 11,000 Ft since 1974. Does
this longitivity and elevation qualify?

John, K7JL


>Is there a repeater on the space station?  
>
>That's gotta about as high as you can get I would
>think..
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>I wonder if it is a Mastr-Pro 




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Re: [Repeater-Builder] highest repeater?

2004-10-01 Thread Bob Dengler

At 10/1/2004 02:38 PM, you wrote:

>Randy & Karen Long wrote:
>
> >Rob et al,
> >
> >I just got off the air with one of the clubs officers from PPRA and their
> >repeaters are indeed inside the summit shack of Pikes Peak. Actual elevation
> >of the base of the antenna is estimated to be 14,120'.
> >
> >
> >For what its worth 
> >
> >Randy, W0AVV
> >
> >
>I believe the reason Bob didn't see it, is that the shack is back from
>the front of the summit and the visitor's center -- behind the visitor
>parking lot.  It is loaded with a number of antennas, including at least
>one small microwave dish.

Acutually I never made it to the top, but got within a mile or so at the 
13,000 ft. level.  They were just finishing off grading the last mile when 
I ran out of time & had to head back home (this was a stop on the way back 
from Dayton '03).

I didn't find anything up there in any of the local or ARRL repeater 
guides, or via scanning the band so I assumed the PPRA had no repeaters up 
there.  Otherwise I would have tried accessing them during my approach from 
Kansas.

Maybe I'll make it to the top next year.  I wish Dayton was a couple of 
weeks later so there would be a little more time for the snow to melt.

Bob NO6B






 
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Re: [Repeater-Builder] highest repeater?

2004-10-01 Thread Nate Duehr

Randy & Karen Long wrote:

>Rob et al,
>
>I just got off the air with one of the clubs officers from PPRA and their
>repeaters are indeed inside the summit shack of Pikes Peak. Actual elevation
>of the base of the antenna is estimated to be 14,120'.
>
>
>For what its worth 
>
>Randy, W0AVV
>  
>
I believe the reason Bob didn't see it, is that the shack is back from 
the front of the summit and the visitor's center -- behind the visitor 
parking lot.  It is loaded with a number of antennas, including at least 
one small microwave dish. 

Never been in there myself, but went "eyeball hunting" for it, as I knew 
the 146.97 is up there.  This was last summer when my wife (Karen 
KC0KTI) and I had VK2YX and family up there, depriving them of oxygen 
while we shared some of the famous homemade donuts and coffee at the 
visitor's center..

We just happened to hit one of those gorgeous days where (even though 
the wind was blowing about 30 kts continuous) the sky was clear blue.  
Pete's comment was, "I can see the curvature of the Earth from up here, 
mate!"  Yes indeed!  I think that was the first time I'd noticed that too.

We did our best to create some co-channel interference (heh... worked 
repeaters 100 miles away with HT's) and a little simplex goofing off --  
then came down after a lovely day.

They slept all the way down... How come all my friends from out of town 
pass out when I take them to tower sites around here?  ;-) ;-) ;-)

Nate WY0X




 
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RE: [Repeater-Builder] highest repeater?

2004-10-01 Thread Randy & Karen Long

Rob et al,

I just got off the air with one of the clubs officers from PPRA and their
repeaters are indeed inside the summit shack of Pikes Peak. Actual elevation
of the base of the antenna is estimated to be 14,120'.


For what its worth 

Randy, W0AVV






 
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Re: [Repeater-Builder] highest repeater?

2004-10-01 Thread Bob Dengler

At 10/1/2004 05:12 AM, you wrote:
>I believe the highest in Colorado (off the top of my head) would be the 
>Pikes Peak machines.
>146.970, and 448.450  at 14,109 feet above mean sea level.

Are you sure they're actually at Pike's Peak.  I didn't find anything up 
there when I was in the area last year.

Bob NO6B






 
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Re: [Repeater-Builder] highest repeater?

2004-10-01 Thread Chuck Kimball






I believe the highest in Colorado (off the top of my head) would be the
Pikes Peak machines.
146.970, and 448.450  at 14,109 feet above mean sea level.

Chuck  n0nhj

mch wrote:

  The HIGHEST repeater I can think of would be in Colorado, or the Rocky
Mountain chain somewhere. I'm sorry this doesn't answer your question,
but I bet it helps others understand what the question is. :-)

Of course, an OSCAR unit would be the highest repeater, but that's not
just limited to the USA.

Joe M.

Doug Strobel-KB3HAM wrote:
  
  
Hello all me and a buddy wer talking and sounthing came up. Does anyone by
any chance no what the hiest elavation repeater is or was in the us?.  2m ,
70cm  what ever thanks alot for the help in answering my strange  question
73
Doug Strobel kb3ham

  
  




 
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