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On the PA question... in the Maxtrac, what is the output of the exciter in
that rig? It seems to me that likely its got to be very close to the level
required to drive the Master II PA. Might be the easiest solution or at
least if it were I, one that I might explore first.
For what its worth.
73,
Years ago there were controllers called "Porta-Peaters". They allowed you to
burn a prom with an ID on it, and plug in audio output from a receiver and a
cable from the repeater to a transmitter with PTT, controlled by the
controller.
As I recall they were designed for emergency repeaters with cap
There is also a group for Vertex repeater and radio owners on Yahoo Groups.
That may be a good resource too.
Randy,W0AVV
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There are plans in May 73 for a set of 2 meter duplexers that I currently
use. They do not as I recall list a source for the silver plating material,
but you can generally get one of your local photo processors to give you
used fixer solution from color photo processing (contains lots of silver).
W
Ed,
I have a set built out of the May 1973 QST... With few modifications they
work as well or better than the Wacoms or Cellwaves I have used. Am
currently sourcing some 4" type L copper now to build more. If you have mort
time than money, you can come up with duplexers that may not always be the
solution, and silver coins. The plating was extremely thin,
but did work.
73, Joe, K1ike
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Ed,
I have a set built out of the May 1973 QST... With few modifications they
work as well or better than the Wacoms or Cellwaves I ha
Ok... this may sound stupid... but Coors uses Stainless, where does all this
talk of aluminum beer barrels come in at? :o)
Sound like they might make good full size six meter cavities... then again
it would depend on how much beer you took out.
Randy,
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I know Chuck... These would be like the 767 wide bodies
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More truth than fiction on the broadcast engineer front I am sure. I know of
at least three here.
Randy
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Are we sure there isnt a bunch of Broadcast Engineers on this reflector ?
it's starting to look like it !
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Please excuse my request, being off topic,
but it is relative to towers (which could affect repeaters in Colorado).
May I make a request of ALL of those
who have good coverage, or even spotty coverage, could you make a note of which
stations or papers they are and send me the contact
Rob et al,
I just got off the air with one of the clubs officers from PPRA and their
repeaters are indeed inside the summit shack of Pikes Peak. Actual elevation
of the base of the antenna is estimated to be 14,120'.
For what its worth
Randy, W0AVV
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