Control stations are designated as FX1 for the station class on the FCC
license.
Under the 6.1 meter rule their location may also be designated as
operating XX kilometers around a specific geographic location or county wide or
state wide etc. Antennas mounted higher than 6.1 meters require
You can have a bunch, but they have to be listed:
(b) If the control station(s) will operate on the same frequency as
the mobile station, and if the height of the control station(s)
antenna(s) will not exceed 6.1 meters (20 feet) above ground or an
existing man-made structure (other than an an
Bill,
Obviously the place to start is the appropriate section of the Rules which
apply to the service where you are licensed .
That said, I believe that different sections treat "control stations meeting
the 6.1 meter rule" differently.
You are correct to assume that the shovel is being used t
I can tell you that the control stations meeting that requirement that we
had at work were shown on the license individually.
Chuck
WB2EDV
- Original Message -
From: "Bill Powell"
To:
Sent: Wednesday, April 29, 2009 7:30 PM
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Rule Question
>I know it's of
I know it's off-topic but I needed a starting place. Please refer me to
someplace appropriate instead of flames.
I'm looking for clarification on 6.2m control stations.
I'm being told (by a dealer) that, in the eyes of the FCC, they are treated
"the same as" a mobile and do not need to be inclu
Tony,
I am not sure about the MSF-5000 but the MSR-2000 requires well filtered and
regulated 9 and 12 volt supplies for the RF deck and control shelf while the
PA has its own high current 14 volt supply. Some MSF-5000 models require
24-28 volts for the PA depending on power output. You would
Hi All---
What is used 7/8 in. Heliax in 100 foot and longer lengths worth per foot
these days? I have several lengths that are in very good shape that were
donated to a repeater group that I am part of including a couple of 300
footers and need a ballpark value as we can't use all of it---som
At 12:52 PM 04/29/09, you wrote:
>Mike Morris WA6ILQ wrote:
> >> As I recall, an early ARRL VHF manual had a brief chapter on
> >> repeaters, and I believe there were two articles that were of
> >> interest. One was the duplexer and another was a four bay folded
> >> dipole antenna for repeater use
We have 3 sets of the W1GAN duplexers here in San Antonio that I know of
(San Antonio Repeater Organization), 2 on the air and one in a backup
cabinet. I'm curious how many others are out there in service. I wasn't
around when they were built but I was told ours were silver plated.
Don Kirchner
Mike Morris WA6ILQ wrote:
>> As I recall, an early ARRL VHF manual had a brief chapter on
>> repeaters, and I believe there were two articles that were of
>> interest. One was the duplexer and another was a four bay folded
>> dipole antenna for repeater use.
>
> I'd like to get a scan of that
--- On Tue, 4/28/09, cruizzer77 wrote:
From: cruizzer77
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Re: W1GAN and square duplexers aka
homebrew duplexer
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tuesday, April 28, 2009, 5:18 AM
It's interesting to hear about your projects! I would be interested
in knowin
Hi everyone, I just picked up a MSR2000 and MSF5000 recently. I'm wondering
what the group thinks about using an Astron PS in place of the Moto
back-breaker (sorry, mine still hurts) that came with these units?
I've never seen a Moto fail, but for consolidating these two into a taller
cabinet,
I was hoping you can help our club with a repeater link problem. What we
have are all GE master 2 stuff. Here is what we have going on. we have
had for years a 147.270 + repeater that works great.
Last year we added a link into a central state repeater system using a link
radio on
one of our port
As I recall, an early ARRL VHF manual had a brief chapter on repeaters, and I
believe there were two articles that were of interest. One was the duplexer
and another was a four bay folded dipole antenna for repeater use. If you know
where the four vertical bay antenna article is located, you m
I am in need of a PA mounting panel or a continuous duty PA enclosure for a
Mastr II station.
Can live with either intermittent mobile or continuous duty type
Please contact me off list about whatever you might have.
la...@thunderbolt.net
Thanks
Larry - N7FM
If you are a windows mobile user, pocketdigi does code also.
The iphone app is REALLY slick looking though!
Chris
Kb0wlf
> -Original Message-
> From: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Repeater-
> buil...@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Don
> Sent: Tuesday, April 28, 2009 9:16 PM
> T
The squelch in a GM300 is internal.
http://www.repeater-builder.com/maxtrac/gm300-squelch-mod.html
if you check this squelch mod, and the POT next to the cap is the squelch
adjustment.
From: tansugunal
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, Apri
When I have this problem with my Cushman 31-A, I pull the boards
from the main chassis and clean all of the gold contacts - this usually
brings it back to life. You may still have an issue with a component
somewhere, but it's worth a try...
At 03:58 AM 4/29/09 -, you wrote:
>I have a Cush
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