I'm pretty sure meteors, ICBM's, and the
like will bounce right off of it.
Gary
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Sent: Monday, May 31, 2010 10:07 AM
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Gareth,
If it's of any help I have two new/old stock heavy duty Scala yagis
available in the 460-470Mhz range. These are in the factory radomes as well.
I'm looking to get rid of them because I don't think I'll ever use them.
Reply directly to me if interested.
.
Now, if you had two (2), yes I said two, digital UHF 100 watt
MSF5000 repeaters to trade, I might, and only might, consider a
trade. Hi! Hi!
Gary / KB7TRP
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> Hello have for trade a 450 mhz, 25
265-8067 office _|| mmm!
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Check this topic off the Batlab site. There
is a copy of the R100 programming help page.
http://batboard.batlabs.com/viewtopic.php?t=28950
Gary
I just ordered a copy of the manual on CD for
my 1000S from this source:
http://www.fullnet.com/u/tomg/manuals.htm#3
I have not received it yet, so I cannot verify
the quality.
Gary KB7TRP
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<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Can anyone
site is the full manual with acc.
Otherwise it only lists the 1100 series calibration section.
Gary KB7TRP
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Glenn Little WB4UIV
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This manual is probably the one on LOGSA. It can be downloaded
free at
m. I do know that they are built
like a tank (lightening being about their only enemy), and when tuned
properly, they cannot be beat!
Good luck!
Gary KB7TRP
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Kevin Berlen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> I have the opprutunity to help a group with a
OK, Neil you lost me!
What did you put in your coffee this morning?
Gary KB7TRP
441.725 repeater - McMinnville
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>
> Happy 10-4 day everyone ... ;)
>
> Neil - WA6KLA
Yahoo! Gr
Will we have the honor of your presence on the 23rd?
If so, I'll swing by and say hello, again.
Gary KB7TRP
441.725 repeater McMinnville
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>
> Happy 10-4 day everyone ... ;)
>
OK, Neil. I'm a little slow. Finally realized it was national
2-way radio day.
I was refering to 10/23 not 11/23, Hi! Hi!
Gary KB7TRP
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>
> Happy 10-4 day everyone ... ;)
>
OK, Neil. I'm a little slow. Finally realized it was national
2-way radio day.
I was refering to 10/23 not 11/23, Hi! Hi!
Gary KB7TRP
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wrote:
>
> Happy 10-4 day everyone ... ;)
>
Have not heard. It seems like they always had
empty ones the last couple years.
Gary
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wrote:
>
> Oh, 10/23, are there any tables left?
>
> Neil
>
>
> Gary wrote:
> >
> &g
Andy did mine.
http://www.brinkleyelectronics.com/
Gary KB7TRP
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wrote:
> We have had a MSF-5000 station donated to replace of of our
> UHF repeaters. This sation is one of the older analog units that
res. (go figure!)
M120 wire color and functions:
White - Temp sense
Blue- Current sense lo
Red - Unswitched B+
Green - Current sense Hi
Orange - Controlled B+
Yellow - 9.6T
Good luck!
Gary
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disable DPL in the software and use an
external tone source such as a Com Spec or equiv.
Good luck,
Gary
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r you blew on and out of the PA. The CD
units faired a little better, but those darn ham operators could fry
them too! Ha! Ha!
Gary KB7TRP
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wrote:
>
> People have been wondering why I seem to 'collect&#
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, "skipp025" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> > "Gary" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > About a year and a half ago I replaced the whole board
> > on my VHF MSR2000 110 watt NCD PA. (My PA had more
> &
ed in the middle of January a couple years ago. Its
not impossible to get lighting in the dead of winter in Oregon, but
it was a nice CAVU sunny day when it did fail.
Gary KB7TRP
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, "N9WYS" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Gary, Skipp and/or an
Unless you can find someone out there with a kit, or find both RX and
TX modules with the PL kit already installed, you are better off going
with an outboard module such as the CS TS64, etc. The kits are NLA at
Motorola. I saw a kit on Fleabay, the other day, but I believe it was
a DPL conversi
They grow BIG rats, there!
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wrote:
>
> Jeff,
>
> How does 4" Heliax "go bad?" If the feedline was properly
installed and
> pressurized, what else besides a bullet hole would prompt the
removal of
> that cable? That si
past,
and he knows his stuff!
Gary KB7TRP
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wrote:
>
> I remember seeing somewhere that pin J3-6 (test point 7) had
direct COR output? Unless this is only on digital stations. Where
exactly did you
r old), and the antenna is about 4 years old.
Any suggestions, ideas?
TIA,
Gary
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eed to get back to the site and check the additional items you
and msf5kguru, from his post suggested. (Thanks Bob)
I'm suspecting the antenna, but I wanted to make sure I'm going in
the right direction. We probably really need to look at a second
antenna / feedline.
Gary
vide a definite answer. I am only looking for possible
> options here.
>
> Thanks,
>
> David
> KD4NUE
>
Hamtronics lists HPAs on their web site:
http://www.hamtronics.com/
The 6 meter amp: WLC150-25RF 25 in, 150 out.
It's not cheap! About $1000 with shipping.
Gary
I am looking for a repeater controller for a portable project. Need a
basic controller that requires NO internal connections can speaker
output into the controller, has its own audio driven PTT. Need a quick
way to link two handhelds or low power mobiles.
gary
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the power supply, fan and duplexer.
Gary KB7TRP
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, "Eric Lemmon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> That is interesting! Obviously, there is more than one model of
the GR500.
> The Service Manual I have for the GR400 and GR500
od idea to have
the manuals from both the analog and digital stations. It will make
more sense of what you are doing, if you follow the schematics.
I have to throw in that you do this mod at your own risk.
Good luck,
Gary KB7TRP
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there and could
not do that.
Gary KB7TRP
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Motorola used to sell a conversion kit that would turn a CLB
analog
into a
> CXB digital
> for around $300
>
> Steve
>
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Mike, I do have the R1801 with the MSF firmware. I'm by no means an
expert at it. I've only done a few codeplugs for myself.
Let me know.
Gary KB7TRP
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>
> Gary,
>
> I ha
Actually, it is not. It involves a jumper setting along with various
configurations of three resistors to set the squelch tail timing. As a
previous thread stated, it is a little involved, and requires the
manual.
Gary KB7TRP
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
laptops on Ebay that you can pick up
for a song! Makes a great portable programming platform. I would
stay away from moslow, and/or any kind of DOS emulator, etc. IMHO.
Slow computer with DOS ver. 6.22.
Gary
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Hi All! O
n.
If you encounter resistance from the owner, the 'chief' or his people
then I would suggest backing off, gather as much data without
interacting with them then pass the data on to your local FCC rep and
their Spectrum Enforcement Division directly. Others may have better
ideas for your regi
I am looking to build up a low powered portable repeater.
Using a couple of HT's. Is there any very basic (with ID) controller
out there to handle speaker out audio and generate its won COR and PTT
Gary
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Yes I have done a goggle search and most of what pops up are simplex
repeaters and cross band repeaters and photo's of ht repeater boxes
but no circuit diagrams.
>
> Gary wrote:
> > I am looking to build up a low powered portable repeater.
> > Using a couple of HT's. I
An 805 WILL NOT do trunking. only conventional. The 840 wil do both.
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<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Kenwood 805d.. cheap on ebay, drops right into the hamband and is front
> panel programmable.. will do trunking or conventional.
> eB
erably waterproof as well so it doesn't immediately wash off with
the first rain or morning dew.
Beyond that I would say try to identify the offending components of the tower or
trailer and focus on those especially.
Gary
IM Ashford wrote:
> Has anyone experience with eliminating noise fo
a DB-224 mounted
on a broadcast tower just below the bays of an FM broadcast
commercial transmitter. We have turned OFF the fm broadcast
transmitter at times to check if perhaps this was the problem but no
change was noted.
ANY IDEAS from anyone???
THANKS!
Gary - W5GNB
Yahoo
Does anyone have the schematic from an Astron RM-50M that they can scan
and email to me? Yes, I've already called Astron. If any member of this
list can scan and email the schematic it would be appreciated. A common
file type like .doc or .pdf is preferred.
Thanks,
Gary
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part number nor a source outside of
Astron.
Gary
mch wrote:
> The RM-50M has been around for many years (at least 20). It's the Rack
> Mount version of the RS-50M. So, the schematics should be the same.
>
> Joe M.
>
> Mike Morris wrote:
> >
> > At 05:01 PM 05/2
Links would help because I tried Googling SO565, SO565J, S0565, and S0565J with
no
such positive results.
Gary
Glenn Little WB4UIV wrote:
> Google shows that Richardson Electronics has the SO565J SCR. Further Google
> shows that this is a 50V 65Amp non sensitive gate SCR.
>
> Any
Yeah, I saw the RF Parts hit. They are here in my area so I may get the
scr from them. I was hoping to identify the manufacture and obtain a spec
sheet off the internet but so far no joy. I'll check with RF Parts for
that as well.
Gary
Glenn Little WB4UIV wrote:
The third hit was
ttent. Some days it was quiet and
others it was wiping out the repeater.
Thanks for all the suggestions
73's and Happy Hamming!!
Gary - W5GNB
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I stand updated, thanks Steve. Sounds like that tee may be the clue, any
markings on it? Tomorrow may tell.
Gary
"Steve Bosshard (NU5D)" wrote:
Just as I was leaving the shop this evening I looked
at a cable harness from a Sinclair Duplexer, and there was a TEE that joined
two len
Skipp,
will you contact me off the list please?
Gary
N6LRV
skipp025 wrote:
The big picture...
When your repeater has problems...
Do you have or can you find the Service Manuals?
Can you buy the required replacement parts? ... for a
practical price.
Can you find someone with the proper
6m repeaters are built, not store bought. Best to use brands of radios,
duplexers/filters, controller, antenna, and miscellaneous hardware that
is readily available in your region to keep initial costs down as well
as maintenance costs.
Gary
Lie Ambar de YBØPP wrote:
Hi
All. If I want
to
And they write it off as a tax deductible donation each year, a
significant one.
Gary
James Miller wrote:
> Thats not true, American tower allowed the red cross to put up its
> radio equipment at no charge, and to leave it installed permantly.
>
>
>
Jim,
did you assign a DCD (digital code) to the repeater as well?
Gary
"Jim, K8COP" wrote:
> D Star voice only is now available in the Muskegon, Mi area.
>
> WD8MKGDC
> 147.320 + Dup
> I/O = C
>
> For IC 2200H users please remember to include the C at the end o
Anyone have a good source for screw mount chassis feed through caps?
Some place without a big minimum order. Need to bring a few more
signals in and out of my RF boxes.
Anyone have a link(s) on building a folded dipole array for UHF
u
and click on the link to 'Rules and Regulations'.
Gary
JOHN MACKEY wrote:
> Can anyone qoute me the rule abotu tampering with a federally licensed
> transmitter?
>
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
Negative. AEA has not folded nor did they sell any rights to any of
their products to this Spectral company from Argentina. What happened is
that the original owner of AEA sold the digital product designs to
Timewave and the antenna products to Tempo Corp. including the Isopole,
Isoloop, and antenn
copy of an AEA product but
there was no protection in place at that time such as an international patent.
73,
Gary
, 220Mhz, and 440Mhz as well as a few commercial
bands.
Gary
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Yes, I see that from the prior posting of the instructions. I guess that's
> why it didn't work well for me. I thought it was supposed to be a dipole
> equivalent so figured the 1st con
A Wireless).
Thanks,
Gary
Use a sinadder on the receiver when you set the frequency. Then swing the
signal generator from side to side to see if the IF is symmetrical. That way
you know that the frequency is set right to center the carrier in the
receiver pass band properly
73
Gary K4FMX
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CES makes a "repeater maker" RM-10 and RM-20. The -10 is no longer
available new but pops up on ebay on a regular basis. Its nice and
cheap but has no Ider. The RM-20 is available new, pops up on ebay
from time to time and has an IDer.
> Gentlemen,
> Some time ago, I recall seeing posted inf
ok, what's the paper called? Is it posted on MOL? If so, what folder is
it in?
Gary
Joe wrote:
Motorola also put out a white paper on braid-over-foil
cable and pointed out it's problems in a duplexed system. They did
not specifically name LMR cable, but it was obvious that they we
pass band
cavity or low pass filter after the isolator too or you will have a worse
mess than if you did not add the isolator.
73
Gary K4FMX
in both the receiver and transmitter lines
to get enough isolation. A duplexer may be a little more cost than a couple
of cavities but then there is also the cost of the second antenna and feed
line.
73
Gary K4FMX
hs
It is going to be very similar to mounting on the side of a tower except
that the back side will be completely shielded.
73
Gary K4FMX
How many would you like Mike? They list for $22 but I have lots of them
and can cut that way down if you get several.
Gary
Mike Lyon wrote:
> Howdy,
>
> I need a few of the HLN6412A MCS2000 DB25 accessory connectors. OR,
> the crimp pins that snap into it. I figured I would ask h
bay get grossly inflated. Depends on what
you want to pay, and how soon you need it.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/msf5000/
Good luck.
Gary KB7TRP
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wrote:
> IF THE CLUB HAVE THE WORNG AMP ?
> WHAT IS TH
f the time, receive 75% of the time. Even with
the power turned down they still will get very hot under heavy use
and will eventually die an ugly death. I know! I've done it!
Good luck!
Gary KB7TRP
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this for an ID'er on one of my repeaters and it works as good
as any of the $500 controllers that I have!
73's and Happy Hamming
Gary - W5GNB
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> At 5/4/2005 06:26 AM, you wrote:
> >Just w
s for materials.
Happy Hamming!
Gary - W5GNB
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The GAMMA MATCH is somewhat narrow banded and if there is any weather
conditions involved such as ICE, the antenna will detune quite
quickly
thus rendering the antenna to be useless till the ice thaws from the
matching device.
I would look at something else!!
73's
Gary - W5GNB
-
multiple dipoles in phase.
The antenna is really important to a good duplexing system.
73's
Gary - W5GNB
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>Hello All,
> I am finally getting the time to put my UHF repeater tog
Where can I find 6 meters Crystals for a GE Master II .
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Does anyone have the manual or at least the pinout connections for
the
plug on a Motorola HMN3013A DTMF microphone?
I am interested in using this mic on an MVS radio. I believe it is
normally set up for a Maxtrac 800.
Gary - W5GNB
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the big suprise was the RF probe kit. I got it for $30,
and it was basically brand new. Ballantine lists this probe kit for
$900+! Was my lucky day!
Gary KB7TRP
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wrote:
>
> Boonton makes some nice instr
forum discussions about MSF's on the Batlab site.
I do not get on there too much anymore. There are a lot of sharp
people on there, but a few of them were a little too cranky for me.
Gary KB7TRP
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>
>
7 when we started, .91 when we
moved the HVAC away from the panel and did some load balancing.
Gary
N6LRV
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Sent: Friday, August 20, 2010 6:14 PM
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There have been many techniques tried over the years, your best bet is to
check the websites of the controller makers and see what the solutions they
have are. Also Doug Hall made one for Kenwood Radios www.dheco.com called
the RBI-1. There's one of those on EBAY now
Gary - K7NEY
- Ori
CDM750 to receive.
Thanks, Gary, N9UUR
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d the other problem
is that they usually have fixed capacitors in the internal loops that you
can not change. So when you move them any great distance in frequency the
insertion loss ends up even higher than the original spec because you can't
change the loop capacitors.
73
Gary K4FMX
>
assuming that all the signal levels are the same.
This is exactly the same thing as if it was an SSB linear amplifier and you
were testing it with multiple tones.
73
Gary K4FMX
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Sent: Thursday
theoretical projection point.
You mentioned in an earlier post that you had "3 amplifiers in series". Is
that still the case?
What is the gain of each amplifier by itself?
What is the power output capability of each amplifier?
Are these receiver preamplifiers?
73
G
will see the short
though.
73
Gary K4FMX
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Sent: Sunday, January 13, 2008 1:57 AM
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Revisiting Shorted 1/2-wave Traps
t; is what we used to call "marine mini-8". It's
> the
> same as RG-8X, but was often white in color. The jacket may have been
> something that tolerated the saltwater environment better?
>
> --- Jeff WN3A
The only difference in what was called "marine" coax cable was that it was
white rather than black.
73
Gary K4FMX
that it sees from the duplexer without the meter in the circuit.
This is the jumper that you add along with the meter between the regular
cable from the duplexer and the transmitter.
The bird manual tells you how to calculate the jumper cable length to use.
73
Gary K4FMX
> -Original Mess
ng, it is all a matter
of how much attenuation the filter devices are providing.
As a note that may come in handy for someone chasing interference, you can
use a pass band cavity as a notch cavity by just putting a T connector on
one side and inserting it in line. Leave the other connection to the other
loop blank.
73
Gary K4FMX
amount of site noise
present.
Then key the transmitter and again measure receiver sensitivity thru the
isolated T.
If you haven't done this you may find that a lot of the problem is site
noise rather than desense problems.
73
Gary K4FMX
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If you have an extra band pass cavity then you also have a notch cavity.
Just connect a T to one port of the band pass cavity and ignore the other
port on the cavity. This will work as a notch cavity for your testing.
73
Gary K4FMX
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to
pass several transmitters but off hand I can't think of one.
There used to be a company or two that made VHF crystal filters that were
used ahead of receivers to cure stubborn problems. They were quite
expensive. I don't know if anyone still makes them.
73
Gary K4FMX
> -Original M
g a new name of MTRONPTI
>
> http://www.mtronpti.com/
>
> Yeah, they're expensive but they work fairly well for very pesky
> problems in the VHF Band, which are very hard to deal with with
> bottles (cavities) and wider pre-selectors ... with the
> corresponding in
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Sent: Thursday, January 31, 2008 9:37 PM
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Subject: RE: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Desense Problem on 222 MHz Repeater
(window filter cannon fodder)
> > I c
ilter may have had better rejection at the interfering
frequencies than the cavities did.
But if that filter does the job for you that's good. I am only trying to
point out when and where a window filter is appropriate.
73
Gary K4FMX
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so you can use
minimum loss. Also sometimes receive channels can be on those same antennas
with 1 or 2 receiver multicouplers and appropriate filters. It all depends
on what frequencies are involved.
In regard to the two repeaters on one antenna, Jeff summed it up very well.
73
Gary K4FMX
> ---
operation and not
specifically to function as a tracking generator.
73
Gary K4FMX
the gain of the preamp (first amp) but close.
http://www.minicircuits.com/pages/mcl_nf_calc.html
73
Gary K4FMX
they called the FIST. They may
still have it?? It was a small automatic hi-pot tester with a meter that
read out in Kv. The voltage would rise to the breakdown point and stop. You
read the meter for the breakdown voltage.
73
Gary K4FMX
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If it were me asking that question, I would be saying "thank you" to Eric.
Not everyone knows that some of the commercial manufacturers are very
supportive of ham activities and that they have that sort of information
readily available.
73
Gary K4FMX
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From
below the antenna it will shield the
antenna from a direct strike. In other words the wire will be hit rather
than the antenna.
73
Gary K4FMX
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Sent: Thursday, May 08, 2008 11:26 PM
To: Rep
up anymore.
Check those connectors. If you can rotate them at all on the cable they are
not installed properly and will give problems.
73
Gary K4FMX
> -Original Message-
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>
better.
I don't know if there are things to adjust in the MFJ to balance it at VHF
or not.
73
Gary K4FMX
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From: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Paul Plack
Sent: Sunday, May 11, 2008 5:08 PM
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Subjec
for a PS you can uses a Mastr II power supply
make sure you take out the switch / receptacle panel and bend switch terminals
to eliminate possibility of shorts to rear of compartment
http://www.repeater-builder.com/ge/mastrii/mastr2arcing.html
Gary
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From
you will find it, in the form of cut traces and jumpers
good luck
Gary in IL
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From: n9wys
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, May 31, 2008 10:13 AM
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Micor Unified Chassis
I acquired a number of UHF Micor
ms, and reporting back by land-line phone or Remote Pick-up
frequencies.
These days, Big Corporate Radio has consolidated studios and cut personnel to
where that kind of committment is no longer possible.
So we end up re-broadcasting what the NWS sends us and hope it is good enough.
Just my $ 0
http://www.com-spec.com/narrow.htm ?
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From: Ron Wright
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, June 01, 2008 4:48 PM
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] GE Exec narrow band
Hi all,
hi all,
Has anyone narrow banded an Exec II receiver so
just bought some from ICM for a Marti transmitter
20 bucks and about 2 weeks delivery
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From: Mike Besemer (WM4B)
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, June 02, 2008 6:24 PM
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Crystals
I might be looking to recry
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