Dean-
I am also a military veteran. (navy)
You are correct, as we have apparently BOTH went to war to fight for the right
of free speech AND other freedoms. If you don't like it here, you are free to
leave this group & start your own.
I recommend you exercise your freedoms!!! I believe many wi
I know,
I did that too.
Neil
Jeff wrote:
>
> Ya Fred Loyde (I think thats how you spell the webmaster name of
> QRZ.com) and I had a falling out and I asked him to DE-LIST me. If you
> click on the FCC info button it will take you to the FCC database on
> me there you find me located
Yes, you are correct.
But now I have doubts that we actually "built" those
antennas ;-)
I had to buy the aluminum rod for the elements and
the coax to make the harness instead of manufacturing it from scratch
;-)
Sorry, couldn't resist.
Chuck
WB2EDV
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Well, Thanks to Gerald, Mike and of course you
Chuck. It is good to know the old memory is still somewhat lucid! I
should have known to check Kevin's site - it is such a wealth of
information. I looked at the PDF and I wasn't too far off on the date
September 1987. Lasted almost 20 yea
We have recently accuired a Vertex VXR-7000 repeater for 70 cm ham
service and planned to hook it up to our site battery backup system (~650
Ah with dedicated charger). However the repeater manual states
"Never reapply AC power to the repeater with a discharged
battery connected, as the DC star
Somebody might be getting old, but it couldn't be me
;-)
Boy, time flies fast when you're having fun.
Chuck
WB2EDV
- Original Message -
From:
Richard D.
Reese
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, March 26, 2005 7:36
AM
Subject: Re: [
You might want to download and compare the db-408
sheet, available in the same section. The text
includes the coax harness lenghts for the DB
450-470 MHz segements.
Through the years, the commercial antenna versions
of this antenna had some changes... the mount
changed from a tube to the c
Very interesting article! I think I will
build one for my 440 repeater..! WAIT!!! I think I will construct one!
Kenneth P. Cook Jr., W8DZN
President, Bucyrus Amateur Radio Club
Assistant Emergency
Coordinator for Crawford & Marion Co., Ohio
Winlink 2000 Representative
for Dis
Gentlemen,
Good group of people here and one can learn a lot
from us all. However, it is with disappointment this
has to be said.
Basic rules of dealing with fellow man is to not say
anything negative about him in public and tell him
what you have in mind in private. No one likes to be
finge
We used to call those that bought their repeaters like that "Appliance
Operators and the equipment Jap-Trac's. No slur intended. My radios in my
truck are both Icom just because I don't want to put up with all the cables
that it takes to make my full duplex Micor work!
Paul
-Original Mess
Just wanted to let everyone know that I got the duplexer's tuned this
afternoon. I was from the start in the right direction, you gentleman
led me straight down the path. Only part I missed was reversing the
input and output when aligning up the notch side of the duplexer.
Makes sense afte
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Mathew Quaife <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Well I went there, did not find what I was looking for. What I need
to know is exactly how the cables should be connected on both sides of
the cans, from the antenna port to the first, econd and third can,
then
Thanks Laryn, I found that they were hooked up ok. I think I was just getting super frustrated when nothing was going right. However the duplexers are tuned. Got them going a little while ago. Was doing everything right, just had the rejection turned around on them, actually did them in revv
Now this is just what this reflector is all about...
w9mwq wrote:
Just wanted to let everyone know that I got the duplexer's tuned this
afternoon. I was from the start in the right direction, you gentleman
led me straight down the path. Only part I missed was reversing the
input a
Can anyone tell me if the Vocom VCC200 amp is a narrow band amp?
Meaning if it is tuned for 146 Mhz, will it be wide enough to goto
145, below the middle of the band? Can they make them narrow ennough
to only go 1 meg? Also if anyone has any tune-up information on the
amp, that would be he
The design in the article used solid aluminum rod and rectangular flat
aluminum bar stock. No tubing was utilized in the element construction.
Chuck
WB2EDV
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From: "skipp025" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Saturday, March 26, 2005 12:37 PM
Subject: [Repeater-Builder
Here is one to get you all going !
I Had a guy install a antenna for me at one of my sites.
Guess what he did when he hooked the jumper from the antenna to the
hardline. ? ? ? ?
The Guy Used teflon tape on the darn connectors.., it screwed me all up.
Just thought I would pass that along, I asked
I know the UHF one's we use go 5 meg from tuned freg. I think the VHF
one's go 1 or 2 meg only.
John
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From: "w9mwq" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Saturday, March 26, 2005 6:00 PM
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Vocom VCC200 Information
>
>
> Can anyone tell me if
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