Anyone want to sell an extra Mastr II Key?
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Feeding 2 separate V & H antennas in phase yields 45 degree polarization.
If one antenna is fed 90 degrees lead or lag, then you have RH or LH CP.
--Don-- W8DPK
larynl2 wrote:
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> ...
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> Years ago before CP antennas were commonly available, FM stations
> would feed two separate antennas
Greetings,
I have come across a Wavetek CT-3000B which looks great but has not output, I
opened it up and the 3A card—the Frequency Synthesizer has a loop unlocked, at
least according to the LED on the back of the card. I know that many of the
components are no longer available, I do have a
Dear everybody;
i made a repeater by using 2x gm160 with hlnb repeater interface. and i
make 1st gm 160 as transmitter and the 2nd as reciever and all work DPL the
problem is when i talk by the handheld ( gp360 ) the other one (gp360) receive
only carrier without any voice but the Reciever
> WN3J wrote:
No, it was WN3A that wrote that. A as in "agitator" :-)
> >It wasn't until car
> >radios with vertical whip antennas started to gain
> popularity did vertical
> >polarization start to become important, and CP resulted as a
> solution to
> >satisfy listeners using either horizon
> Yes, CP does cause more multipath esp. in urban environments.
> Turns out there are a large number of buildings the
> preferentially reflect V better than H. CP gives V energy
> othwise lacking (mostly) in a strictly H xmt situation. What
> you get with strictly H pol. is quite a glorious
Can anyone tell me what frequency range a TTF1400C PA is? The information that
I could find identifies it as a 890-960 mhz range, 100 watts. Does anyone know
if this is correct? Thanks.
Also look at the S-Com 7330 3-port controller. Will do what you need, you'll
have one port left over, and it will not break the bank.
Tom
W9SRV
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On Aug 24, 2009, at 9:27 PM, "va3eam" wrote:
Our club currently has a GE Mastr II UHF repeater at a site and are planning on
re
Yes, CP does cause more multipath esp. in urban environments. Turns out there
are a large number of buildings the preferentially reflect V better than H. CP
gives V energy othwise lacking (mostly) in a strictly H xmt situation. What
you get with strictly H pol. is quite a glorious & random me
I like the RLC 's
if you want to support a ham .. and a DARN good controller . Arcom
210 I have very good luck with my 210 and Ken is a verry stand up
kind of guy !
there is a Arcom 210 Yahoo User group !
Rick
On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 10:27 PM, va3eam wrote:
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> Our club currently has a GE
Our club currently has a GE Mastr II UHF repeater at a site and are planning on
replacing the current VHF repeater at the same site with a GE Mastr II VHF
repeater.
We are looking for a controller recommendation that will replace the existing
controller on our UHF machine and also be used to co
WN3J wrote:
>It wasn't until car
>radios with vertical whip antennas started to gain popularity did vertical
>polarization start to become important, and CP resulted as a solution to
>satisfy listeners using either horizontal or vertical antennas, while
>improving multipath performance as a side-b
Hi again guys .This has been brought up before I know but I thought I need
to ask this .With the length between the transmitter and diplexer should we
keep the cable as short as possible because I seem to find I have more loss
with longer rg223u cables (aprox 1 meter ) .I tried a isolator inline an
Lots of consumer TV receivers use vertical, telescopic whips.
- Original Message -
From: larynl2
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, August 24, 2009 4:23 PM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Diversity FM reception
The local channel 8 analog station here had
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, "Gary Schafer" wrote:
> You can not transmit both horizontal and vertical polarization at the same
> time. Feeding a horizontal antenna and a vertical in phase will give 45
> degree polarization. For simultaneous vertical and horizontal the antennas
> mus
Hi John,
Probably the most practical animal for your dual dcs and
ctcss needs would be something like a Com-Spec TP-3200
tone panel. I see them on Ebay fairly often if you're looking
for a deal.
cheers,
s.
> "John D. Lewis, NF3Q" wrote:
>
> Greetings,
>
> I'm wondering if anyone would h
I brought them home after replacing them with a set of Q202G classics with the
lexan slide notch tune caps. What they began "life" as was 4 individual
Sinclair reject filters, model # 1-150-1R7 of 2R7 (whatever that means).
Someone collected them together, built a harness and viola, instant dupl
On Aug 21, 2009, at 9:00 PM, n...@no6b.com wrote:
> At 8/21/2009 16:16, you wrote:
> >Because CTCSS falses on the random noise.
> >Been there, done that, gave away the t-shirt.
>
> A GE Versatone decoder won't false. IMO only defective CTCSS decoders
> false on white noise.
>
> Bob NO6B
>
Agreed
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