For example: I live in Northwest Florida. After Hurricane Ivan,
cellphones were inoperative so all of our communications were taking place on
our UHF conventional system. Add this to the additional deputies (doubled the
shifts, no days off) and during the day, the repeaters would be in tra
I believe that! I also know that my ham repeater in normal use sees
more continuous keydown time than most commercial or public service
systems,we hams just love to transmit! Closer to paging duty where they
transmit for long periods of time during peak hours.All our paging huts
were air codit
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I had to
> setup extra fans to blow across the heatsinks of the repeaters (MSF
5000s),
> because they were so hot I thought they were going to melt!
And are these supposed to be continuous duty?? Or were they a
modified
They were continuous duty stations. They still got hot. I've got Quantars
now.
Will
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Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:> I had
to > setup extra fans to blow across
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