Joe, the UHF link radio which is the only one receiving the interference, is
a GE Master II mobile. The rest are GE Master II stuff as well, but they are
what I guess you are calling the station configuration, because we have them
rack mounted and the door opens up like a hinge and the components
Joe, Thanks for asking..
Question #1 link antenna is on top. 8 element yagi vertical pointed 210 SW
Question #2 No. They are on different legs and each is on the other side of
the tower, almost directly opposite each other.
Question #3 No preamp.
Question #4 1/2 inch Andrews Heliax (not
Hi all,
Sad to say my Motorola XTS2500 model III has been stolen from
me at the hamfest up here in New Hampshire.
The radio serial number is 407CHD7801
Motorola Model # H46KDH9PW7BN
Motorola FlashCode# 120001-000104-0
Has version 12.00.11 Firmware in it.
This is a full keypad radio
I'm sorry to hear about your loss. I was up to the NEAR Fest yesterday
and always wondered about theft. Lots of stuff is left unattended and
in the 30 years I've been to Deerfield I have heard of very little
theft. Just wondering, was it stolen off a table or in the parking lot?
73, Joe,
MessageIf you can hear another service in there at the time, you likely have an
intermod issue. Do yourself a favor and get rid of the foil/braid jumpers. They
could be where the mix is happening. If not, you've ruled that out.
Somewhere there is a mix and you have to play detective until it is
Quite by accident, I discovered the cause of a bogus station status - major
failure LED indication on one of my MTR2000 stations. A major failure is
present when the Station Status LED comes on as steady red after bootup.
According to the Installation and Operation Manual 6881096E20, a steady red
A Home Brew 224 MHz Repeater Project.
May 2009
Once in a while I get back to building enjoyable repeater projects
and this text is part of a description of a recently completed 224
MHz Repeater Project. One could easily apply the same techniques
toward a repeater project in different
If they were only providing the head shield, lots of RF could still have
been leaking down the strobe cable.
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[mailto:repeater-buil...@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of William Becks
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To:
Running the hamtronics REP-200 with the optional 15 watt PA in it.
After all the filtering, I get a whopping 8 watts out.
I put a small strip amp inline with the TX port of the repeater, before
the filtering, and it caused desense. Maybe tossing spurs - I have no
way to test. Location is also
--- On Sat, 5/2/09, va...@securenet.net va...@securenet.net wrote:
From: va...@securenet.net va...@securenet.net
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] desense question
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Date: Saturday, May 2, 2009, 7:44 PM
Running the hamtronics REP-200 with the optional 15 watt
The local assessor is placing a value of around $10,000.00 per antenna on a
tower. I haven't seen where size or height makes any difference. With the
current millage it would equal about $ 450.00 per antenna per year.
I currently have four antennas on two towers and $ 1800.00 per year in
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The local assessor is placing a value of around $10,000.00 per antenna on a
tower. I haven't seen where size or height makes any difference.
Not that I would want to pay the tax, but $10,000 installed sounds about right
Spring cleaning and found some new/old stock Microflect (Valmont) cable
entry boots and inserts. Have the following available;
2 each B1346B 4 entry boots, one with a single ½ hole insert and one with
a dual hole (3/4 1) insert
1 each B1346 bag of five (5) single hole split inserts, ½,
va...@... wrote:
Running the hamtronics REP-200 with the optional 15 watt
PA in it.
After all the filtering, I get a whopping 8 watts out.
Is the filtering you mention on the 15 watt PA board or is
it external to the repeater chassis (on the outside of the
box)? 8 watts is a very usable
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