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> Just curious if anyone had experience with this.
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> Steve, KE4MOB
Hi Steve. I have found some rather high property (> 1000 ft HAAT)
which I purchased myself. I have elected to avoid all the hastles of
leasing and just built a weekend cabin up there and it houses an
amateur repeater whic
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> Just curious if anyone had experience with this.
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> Steve, KE4MOB
Hi Steve. I have found some rather high property (> 1000 ft HAAT)
which I purchased myself. I have elected to avoid all the hastles of
leasing and just built a weekend cabin up there and it houses an
amateur repeater whic
the installation of a single UHF repeater run on solar
> power at the site next summer. As such, I need the least amount of
> current drain on the receive radio as possible. I intend to run an
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> GaAsFET (20ma), and a small repeater maker/controller (also 20 ma).
Additionally, if anyone has e
I have a solar charged / battery powered 2 meter repeater that has been on for
about 10 years. I have tried Trojan T105s, Everstart deep-cycles, and now I
have an old "absorbed glass mat" Liberty 100. By far, the Liberty standby power
type battery will outlast the others hands down. It will sur
I have a solar charged / battery powered 2 meter repeater that has been on for
about 10 years. I have tried Trojan T105s, Everstart deep-cycles, and now I
have an old "absorbed glass mat" Liberty 100. By far, the Liberty standby power
type battery will outlast the others hands down. It will sur
In order to not get too rough on the charging cycle, how about putting an
inexpensive AC timer on the float charger and set it to be off part of the
time. I would agree about the proper float charge voltage being the "key" to
not boiling the batteries dry. We float the bank in our substations
In order to not get too rough on the charging cycle, how about putting an
inexpensive AC timer on the float charger and set it to be off part of the
time. I would agree about the proper float charge voltage being the "key" to
not boiling the batteries dry. We float the bank in our substations
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