La Rue Communications wrote:
> I figured this group would be in the know on how to ID an antenna without a
> sticker or any identification numbers engraved on it.
>
> I have an antenna that I found. It has no stickers of any kind, except for
> the "This will kill you if you touch a wire"
NORM KNAPP wrote:
> Took down a set of DB212-3 dipoles in good shape with harness. I want to use
> them on 6m for a repeater antenna. I also want to add one additional dipole.
> I guess I will need to modify the harness and the dipoles as they are marked
> for 35.960 mhz
> I will be
Tim wrote:
> This has been a very interesting thread to watch, and most of the
> installations that I've done have been 'add-ons' to existing well
> designed systems.
>
> On a different note, I'm now working on a solar powered system,
> and was wondering about the grounding there. Everyth
Michael Ryan wrote:
>
>
> I notice when looking at the Polyphaser website, there are a wide range of
> products, even a wide variety of items that on the surface appear to be
> suited to my particular needs. I want to put a Polyphaser on my 220
> repeater. There are DC blocked and unblo
tahrens301 wrote:
> Hi Folks,
>
> I got a couple of the large AGM batteries for
> a solar installation, and was wondering if
> there is any condition that will lead them
> to vent inside the enclosure? They are sealed,
> but probably have one-way valves.
>
> Can I put the solar controlle
Doug Hutchison wrote:
> Does the length of coax connecting cable between repeater and filters
> matter?
>
> Doug
>
As long as the filters are working correctly, the cable length from the
duplexers to the radios tx and rx does not matter. Having said that, remember
that the shortest le
Dick wrote:
I missed the original posting. Was someone looking to buy GMRS mobiles and
handhelds, and perhaps even a GMRS repeater? If so contact n5sx...@charter,com
73's group
Doug Hutchison wrote:
> Yup...thats just what I mean...experts.bah humbug!!
>
> D
>
> On 01/08/2010 19:44:48, Eric Lemmon (wb6...@verizon.net) wrote:
> > That is so true! When you add "corporate ego" to the mix, things get
> > really
> > murky. A case in point: Back in the mid-eigh
my advice for what its worth is to use commerical grade antennas such as DB224
(VHF) AND DB 420 (UHF) or the Sinclair equalent. No other part of a repeater
system can affect both the rx and tx as much as a GOOD/BAD antenna. As to the
power levels, remember that the mobiles must be heard by the
I would not do it. Explain that it is illegal, and could get him into serious
trouble. And when he tries to hang the "BUt its for a CHURCH CAMP" guilt trip
on you, remind him that Jesus told us to "render to Cesar that which is Cesar's
and unto the Lord that which is the Lord's." Then suggest t
I have 1 GE Phoenix psx200 that I would part with. I would like to trade for 1
Motorola RADIUS (NOT MAXTRAC) UHF 2 ch 25 watt radio.
Jeff n5sxq
n5sx...@charter.net
"dwmcg...@bellsouth.net" wrote:
> Anybody have any VHF or UHF Phoesnix " S" models they are willing to get rid
> of---sell o
tune the system for the transmitt freq. But don't be too surprised when the rx
looks decient also!
Jeff /n5sxq
Chuck Kelsey wrote:
> Keep the transmitter happy is my opinion.
>
> Chuck
> WB2EDV
>
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "N8FWD"
> To:
> Sent: Thursday, July 01, 2010 9:
Does anyone have a readable set of instructions to move a Sinclair R102G
duplexer from 39 Mhz to 6M? I would like to get my repeater on the air ASAP and
tuning the duplexers is all I lack.
Thanks,
Jeff N5SXQ
n5sx...@charter.net
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