Anyone know if there are any differences between the Hi-band vs. the UHF
versions of the DB201? ie. can one tuned for 170MHz be retuned for 450?
Looking at the drawings and specs they all seem to be the same with the
exception of the low band ones having a longer support pipe.
Thanks,
Steve
I had a Ham Friend ask Me if My Repeater would Pass the Alnico DJ-596 EJ-43
DIGITAL Signal So He could use that mode to Talk to a Friend with the Same
Radio , Well I did not have an answer for Him , But I thought that Digital
Sounded like White noise . And that All Ham signals had to be in Clea
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, "tony dinkel"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Is that like the question: what is more accurate...a clock that is
stopped
> or one minute fast?
I'd go with the stopped clock. It is correct at least two times a day
Laryn K8TVZ
Yahoo! Groups Li
Looking around the archieves for posts about this but no luck. Does
anybody have any experience with making a pair of Alinco DR-235's into
a repeater? I am curious as to where you chose to pull the RX audio to
the controller and the COR out of the radio. I would be looking for a
audio output th
I need of an RF board for a Spectra T83FWA7HA9AK
Motorola no longer has any parts for these. My radio took a dive last
week and trying to locate one. VCO board is working ok just the RF
board is the problem. NO rx on some freqs and some work. VCO is not
going out of lock Fail 001. Seems like
Tony,
What pair did you get? Is there a tone? Looking forward to hearing it on
the air!
Pictures would be cool as well...
mike
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Sent: Saturday, December 10, 2005 4:17 PM
To: Repeater
hello,
I'm looking for a simple to hook up controller for a high
band repeater but I want it able to receive and transmit on a low band
radio. Example, a repeater on 158.9400 tx and recieve on 150.7900
but I want it to still use the older low band frequency to transmit
from the r
To all that suggested I check the caps I did and elected to remove
one of the Caps in line with one of the 2 thermistors. This allowed
the crystal to immediatly swing up and onto Frequency.So as a
temporary fix that is how it will stay until new crystal can be
shipped in with its own element an
Joe wrote:
> My friend just put a 3 element 6 meter antenna up, one loop on each face of
> a broadcast tower. I still have to figure out the strange phasing harness
> scheme.
>
> 73, Joe, K1ike
>
> At 07:54 PM 12/9/2005 -0500, you wrote:
>
>>Not that uncommon. I'm running two elements on my
Coy,
Thanks for the suggestion. I'll give it a try this weekend.
Jeff
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From: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Coy Hilton
Sent: Friday, December 09, 2005 6:50 PM
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Re:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I think I will just go with a basic Kreckman, Diamond or Comet (in that
> order) and some RG-214.
I can probably come up with a 20 foot of 1/2 Andrew Heliax and two male N
connectors for the price of shipping.
>
> It is looking like the Site will require less
Well, I made an interesting discovery today.
My local hobby store carries K+S hobby metal. Their 9/16 tubing makes
almost an exact collett for taking up the space between the FSJ1-50 and
the LMR-400 crimp style N connectors. A 3' piece cost me almost $4 with
tax.
So, I cleaned the tubing with
> I think I will just go with a basic Kreckman, Diamond or
> Comet (in that order) and some RG-214.
I'd still go with 1/2" just for the sake of longevity. Surely someone local
could give you an end-of-reel piece that long?
> It is looking like the Site will require less than 20 feet of
> Coa
Is that like the question: what is more accurate...a clock that is stopped
or one minute fast?
Way back when, I had an SCR-522 2 meter transmitter that had a bit too much
crystal drive. So much in fact, that the crystal would heat up excessively.
Of course it would be drifting to beat the ba
Thanks for all the discussion.
I do appreciate the suggestions of the different
cost-efficient antenna possibilities being fed by 1/2" coaxial cable
variants. They are the real-world info I was looking for.
I think I will just go with a basic Kreckman,
Diamond or Comet (in that or
I would contact them, and let them know what frequency it ended up at,
and take it from there.
Pulling a crystal off it's resonant point is not a very good idea.
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I am running a 6 meter repeater split site. I have fold dipole
antennas on both the Transmitter and Receiver on the 6 meter side. The
UHF link is running directional antennas. This way I don't have all
the issues with duplexers etc.
If I can be of further help let me know
Mike
W1ZFB
Ya
Yes Bomar we have used they for years and are very happy. Would do they
again. And you get what you pay for.
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To:
Sent: Saturday, December 10, 2005 7:22 AM
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Micor Channel Elements KXN1
If any kind soul has a couple that they would like
to sell, please contact me at wb6gha (at) arrl.net
Thanks!
John
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> Hmmm Seems I am batting 1000 on crystals for my Micor
> Transmitter from JAN. First crystal was low in Freq. and Now
> the Second is as well. I am not sure if there could be a
> reason other then they are cut wrong as I have done the
> following to check different things
The first time I us
Neil McKie wrote:
Drift? You can't get it on frequency.
Perhaps you could get it to drift by your frequency. Did I say that?
Good one, Neil...
kuggie
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Hi Steve,
I had bought crystals from JAN for many many years, as my father used
them as well for all of our crystal needs. About 4 or 5 years ago, I
started having trouble with JAN built crystals. All of my Micor and
Mastr II crystals seemed to be ending up low in frequency when I
recrystale
Are you buying the crystal and soldering it in yourself? I have done many that way and about 15% of the time you have to change the cap value in parallel with the trimmer to get it to net. This is true no matter where I get them from. The only sure bet is to send the element in.
Chris
N9LLO
Shows how things change! Used to be a good crystal company years ago
but I have seen enough comments to never buy from them again! In fact
I had oredered the crystals and the next day saw someone write about
never use JAN. Should of canceled then! Come Monday I will probably
place an order to o
I can get within 3KC and the frequency spread is at least 10 or 20 KC
but all down frequency. I had told them to check their capacitance
factor as the crystal formula for the cut is correct. I am going to
contact IC or Bomar on Monday and see about sending an element to them
to install a crysta
I quit buying JAN crystals many years ago. They could never seem to get
them right.
Chuck
WB2EDV
Ronnie & Steve Rice wrote:
> Hmmm Seems I am batting 1000 on crystals for my Micor Transmitter from
> JAN. First crystal was low in Freq. and Now the Second is as well. I
> am not sure if there
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