Bob,
One of the local guys bought one of these off Ebay a couple years ago.
It had six cavities - three per side. I was able to retune it to his
220 repeater frequency. It is a notch type duplexer. I was barely able
to get enough isolation for his repeater which was a converted GE MVP
with a ARR pr
John,
The TPN1136A can supply 8 amperes before exceeding its input fuse rating.
I'm not familiar with the TPN1175A.
73, Eric Lemmon WB6FLY
-Original Message-
From: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of John
Sent: Sunday, July 20, 2008 2:32 PM
To: Repea
Update: 144 and 440 MHz working like a charm! Now I just need plastic
parts and a encoder to make it like new :o)
>
>Dear sirs,
>
>Got a FT5200 with lots of defects. I fixed everything but the 440 RX.
> To
> make it a useable radio, I need the following parts:
>
>- Encoder from
Kevin,
I've removed myself from receiving additional e-mails from the list.
I don't need this junk from a tower climber.
I have not seen your reply to the one who ask Scott to delete users.
My reply was as stated "a joke".
Sorry you could not see it. Have a good day.
73, ron, n9ee/r
Dear sirs,
Got a FT5200 with lots of defects. I fixed everything but the 440 RX. To
make it a useable radio, I need the following parts:
- Encoder from front panel - Got it already without the encoder
- Knob of the same encoder
- Complete plastic "box" of the detachable fron
Ron,
I have banned you before for being out of line - you are headed in that
direction again - quickly.
My patience is running thinner by the day.
Don't tell us how to moderate our lists, we are fully capable of
determining how far out of whack to let things get.
Kevin Custer
List Owner
(Certi
Scott,
I WAS NOT NIT PICKING AND TELLING YOU HOW TO RUN YOUR LIST. AND AS I SAID
"JUST KIDDING". I think someone else was trying to tell you how to run the
list. Someone else was suggesting you should delete others.
73, ron, n9ee/r
>From: Scott Zimmerman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Date: 2008/
The cables AND the connector jack with the velocity factor
figured in... and the internal probe/loop length most of the
time figured in free-space.
The lengths change with the different type of installed
duplexer probes/loops.
No free lunch.
s.
As an example... a Telewave TPRD-1454 I have
Ok -- understand,
tnx,
Rick Klinge
KC5UIW
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, "Scott Zimmerman"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> No, I don't feel as though vacations are in order in this
situation. The
> recent comments being posted, although not necessary, are not
generally
> offensive.
THANK YOU SCOTT!
Well said!
Myself, I don't even understand what others are having a problem with.
What was that line"Can't we all just get along?"
Thanks again. Good Job!
Bruce
KE5TPN
No, I don't feel as though vacations are in order in this situation. The
recent comments being posted,
> For RG214 which has a velocity factor of 0.66 at 147 the cables would be
> about 13.25 inches. Now the type of connectors can influence this in that
> the connector type might lengthen the cable. N-connectors protude beyond
> the cable where PL259s do not.
Now there is an intersting que
No, I don't feel as though vacations are in order in this situation. The
recent comments being posted, although not necessary, are not generally
offensive. What *I* took offense to was the woman bashing that started to
take place a few days ago. That's what *I* didn't care for and WILL NOT
tole
Ron,
DON'T LECTURE ME ON HOW TO RUN MY LIST.
I am composing a reply to follow shortly. It's nit-picking, like you have
just shown, that causes more frustration than anything.
Scott
Scott Zimmerman
Amateur Radio Call N3XCC
474 Barnett Rd
Boswell, PA 15531
- Original Message -
From: "R
Scott,
Would you delete Rick for he replied to the message also, hi.
Delete a user sounds threating...like waste or rub out. I guess remove from
board would be better said.
Just kidding.
73, ron, n9ee/r
>From: skyhawk579 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Date: 2008/07/21 Mon AM 11:57:36 EDT
>To: Repe
David,
My understanding is the cables between cans is 1/4 wavelength electrically.
For RG214 which has a velocity factor of 0.66 at 147 the cables would be about
13.25 inches. Now the type of connectors can influence this in that the
connector type might lengthen the cable. N-connectors protu
After searching the site I have not been able to figure the cable
lenghts I need. Does anyone have the lenghts to bring a Decibel
Model # DB4060 duplexer down to 147Mhz?
David Epley, N9CZV
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Winchester, Indiana
Scott,
Would you please delete all the user's whom keep responding to this
thread that you've already closed?
tnx,
73's
Rick Klinge
KC5UIW
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Ron Wright <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> Bill,
>
> I am not sure who is saying the show is not airing in the U
Bill,
I am not sure who is saying the show is not airing in the USA. It is scheduled
at 10 PM EDT on NBC, Ch 8, on "Dateline NBC" tonight, Monday. I am in Tampa
Bay area, Florida.
The show "Dateline NBC" is a USA broadcast company made for USA NBC viewers and
the footage was shot in the USA
It's scheduled on NBC on cable up here in the Great White North (which is green
this time of year). Check your local listings. We will get it at 11PM from
KHQ . I can't understand why it wouldn't be aired in the USA.
73 .. Bill
VE5FN
- Original Message -
From: Gmail - Kevin, Nata
42 Years in Electronics Servicing .74 Years old. Started in Tampa, Fla
after graduating from Tampa TV Labs, Now Tampa Technical Institute in
1957 . Took the Radiotelephone 2nd Class.passed, but failed the First
Class. Went to Paris, France & worked as an Civilian Radio Tech. Got
Sick. came back
I have a
TPN 1136A and a
TPN 1175A.
Does anybody know how much power these will deliver?
Plan to use them on a remote aprs digipeater site with some older GE
equipment.
Any info would be appreciated.
tu 73 john ab9hh
I'm working on a project that requires a lightweight UHF repeater for
an airborne platform, capable of working in the 250-450MHz range.
Right now, the best I can put together is a dual Thales MBITR platform
with filters and a oversized duplexer. Alternatively, I can space the
payload apart the enti
I believe he's a retired machinist. He's on the waiting list for a Helicycle
single-place turbine helicopter kit. Maybe the waiting is driving him a little
batty!
He also is working on 1/3-scale Harley engine replicas that run, and apparently
has quite a few well-off bikers interested in them a
Now THAT takes skill! I can't even imagine someone doing that. Do
you know what his occupation is? Is it related?
Tom
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, "Paul Plack" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I think this comes down to a matter of personality types. I've
always been a little on the
<<"This is why most rigs have seperate input for PL encode.">>
Actually, the main reason most newer rigs have a separate input for PL
audio is because, generally, the audio signal modulates the VCO to
produce the FM audio modulation. If the PL tone is also modulating
the VCO, particularly with th
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