Re: [Repeater-Builder] Third Harmonic Cavities

2008-05-29 Thread Nate Duehr
On May 29, 2008, at 9:31 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Plain 1/4 wave pass cavities usually work just fine at their 3/4 > wavelength, i.e. 2 meter pass cans will work @ 440 MHz. I've heard > from > several sources that this works with BpBr duplexers as well, though > I've > never tried myse

Re: [Repeater-Builder] Third Harmonic Cavities

2008-05-29 Thread no6b
Plain 1/4 wave pass cavities usually work just fine at their 3/4 wavelength, i.e. 2 meter pass cans will work @ 440 MHz. I've heard from several sources that this works with BpBr duplexers as well, though I've never tried myself - I saw at least one 72 MHz duplexer being sold at Dayton as a 22

Re: [Repeater-Builder] Third Harmonic Cavities

2008-05-29 Thread Jim Brown
Wayne, you may have a point on the third harmonic cavity tuning. I have several cans that are marked for 440 and look just like a standard 2 Meter can. I have looked at the coupling loops and they are smaller than the ones for 2 Meters. Also, I had two cavities that were marked for 300 mHz an