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> Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Low sens on a 2600 monitor
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> Sorry to butt into this conversation, but I need a source for these
> fuses. I have a 2001D monitor, that takes a 1/8a fuse.. Any of you guys
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Sorry to butt into this conversation, but I need a source for these
fuses. I have a 2001D monitor, that takes a 1/8a fuse.. Any of you guys
able to help? Mike KA4MKG
Eric Lemmon wrote:
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> Ben,
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> Both the GEN and the
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> 73
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> Gary K4FMX
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Mike Pugh
> Sent: Wednesday, February 07, 2007 8:50 AM
> To: Repeater-Builder@y
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Low sens on a 2600 monitor
Sorry to butt into this conversation, but I need a source for these
fuses. I have a 2001D monitor, that takes a 1/8a fuse.. Any of you guys
able to help? Mike KA4MKG
Eric Lemmon wrote:
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> Ben,
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> Both the
Sorry to butt into this conversation, but I need a source for these
fuses. I have a 2001D monitor, that takes a 1/8a fuse.. Any of you guys
able to help? Mike KA4MKG
Eric Lemmon wrote:
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> Ben,
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> Both the GEN and the ANT connectors have 1/16 ampere pico fuses behind them,
> just in case
Ben,
Both the GEN and the ANT connectors have 1/16 ampere pico fuses behind them,
just in case the technician keys a transmitter while connected to them. It
must happen a lot, since fuses were provided. It takes a 7/16-inch nut
driver to remove the connectors, and the pico-fuse plugs into the ba
There are fuses behind the antenna port and the gen port on the monitor they
are 1/16 of an amp pico fuses. Check them and see if there open. A good
fuse will not read zero ohms on a ohm meter I normally see around 4-5 ohms a
crossed a good fuse with a simpson 260.
BTW the BNC connector will u
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