Actually it is two 3 element yagis and two dipoles,
and one phasing harness to put it all together. The
pattern is called a keyhole pattern mostly
omnidrectional with one large lobe in one direction.
They are mainly used for split site repeaters, you
would put your other antenna towards the midd
Michael Shaffer wrote:
> I do not know your financial situation, but if I was
> putting up a 6 meter system it would have this setup:
>
> Decibel Products DB-215 antenna (Gain= 10dbd) (max
> power input 500 watts). Of course you will have to lug
> 109lbs of antenna up your tower.
>
10dB gain o
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> I think I will just go with a basic Kreckman, Diamond or Comet (in that
> order) and some RG-214.
I can probably come up with a 20 foot of 1/2 Andrew Heliax and two male N
connectors for the price of shipping.
>
> It is looking like the Site will require less
> I think I will just go with a basic Kreckman, Diamond or
> Comet (in that order) and some RG-214.
I'd still go with 1/2" just for the sake of longevity. Surely someone local
could give you an end-of-reel piece that long?
> It is looking like the Site will require less than 20 feet of
> Coa
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Sent: Friday, December 09, 2005 7:17
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Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Need Advise:
6m Repeater Antenna
Hi All,
I will soon be putting up a 6m repeater.
It is a Hamtronics REP-200 with stock 20
Watt PA, using Waco
Oh lets see at 6meters the antenna is only 51 feet
long, 10 feet wide and 8 foot deep. The ten meter
version is 64'x14'x12' and 155lbs. The one taking up
space in my garage is only 16'x4'x3' 45lbs as it is
the little factory ham cut 2 meter db-215.
Mike N8RQU
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, December 09, 2005 5:20
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[Repeater-Builder] Need Advise: 6m Repeater Antenna
What is a DB-215? Four DB-212s?
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I have a 6 meter repeater with the antenna on the top of a 300 foot tower (I'm
using a decibel groundplane) and use 1/2" Andrew heliax to feed it. I had 7/8"
available, but looked at the difference of loss and could not justify the
additional work of using 7/8" hardline. (Try pulling 300 feet
At 12/9/2005 01:48 PM, you wrote:
>I do not know your financial situation, but if I was
>putting up a 6 meter system it would have this setup:
>
> Decibel Products DB-215 antenna (Gain= 10dbd) (max
>power input 500 watts). Of course you will have to lug
>109lbs of antenna up your tower.
That's al
What is a DB-215? Four DB-212s?
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: Friday, December 09, 2005 4:48 PM
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Need Advise: 6m Repeater Antenna
I do not know your financial situation, but if I was
putting up a 6 meter system it would have this setup:
Decibel Products DB-215 antenna (Gain= 10dbd) (max
power
I do not know your financial situation, but if I was
putting up a 6 meter system it would have this setup:
Decibel Products DB-215 antenna (Gain= 10dbd) (max
power input 500 watts). Of course you will have to lug
109lbs of antenna up your tower.
Andrews Heliax 7/8's (recommended by DB for above
uot; about 2/3 of the way up the
antenna.
--- Jeff
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Advise: 6m Repeater Antenna
It is looking like it will be side
mounted
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Sent: Friday, December 09, 2005 7:47
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Subject: RE: [Repeater-Builder] Need
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It is looking like it will be side
mounted
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From:
Jeff DePolo WN3A
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, December 09, 2005 7:47
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Subject: RE: [Repeater-Builder] Need
Advise: 6m Repeater Antenna
Will
: [Repeater-Builder] Need
Advise: 6m Repeater Antenna
Hi All,
I will soon be putting up a 6m repeater.
It is a Hamtronics REP-200 with stock 20
Watt PA, using Wacom BrBp duplexer ordered for the repeater frequency.
Both Units were new in 1999, and have been stored since around
Hi All,
I will soon be putting up a 6m repeater.
It is a Hamtronics REP-200 with stock 20 Watt
PA, using Wacom BrBp duplexer ordered for the repeater frequency. Both
Units were new in 1999, and have been stored since around 2001. I have
been slowly chasing all the gremlins out of
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