Hello,
Many years ago I built crossband radio setup going from a simplex PPL 6060
to a EF Johnson 800 MHz trunk radio. The simplex PPL 6060 was not good
enough so I built a full duplex mobile repeater out of another EF Johnson
PPL 6060 on one of the old splinter channels. I had a 16 function
Nick,
Many states/regions have an SNP, or test pair, or nonprotected pair of
UHF frequencies for conceptual studies, experimenting, etc. If your area has
such a pair then that would be a natural for your mobile repeater.
That being said, please pay attention to the advice already given
Well put Coy,
Neil - WA6KLA
Coy Hilton wrote:
HI Nick,
I'm going to say this as nicely as I can.
Mobile repeaters are for the most part, completely useless. Most
coordinators want to know exactly where you are going to put your
repeater before they will Coordinate a Freequency
If you jump up to the 902 band, there is an established Itinerant Repeater
Pair in SERA Land and some other states which are patterned after SERA's
Bandplan...
In many of those areas 927.4875/902.4875 is available for Mobile or
Portable Repeater OperationsUnspecified locations and tones..
Alex: I would urge you to look elsewhere for an antenna location. I worked
for a state forestry agency for ten years and we did not let anybody except
other governmental agencies on our lookout towers or radio towers. There
were just to many liability and cooperation problems when a problem
Alex,
I have used a State of Minnesota Dept or Natural Resources (DNR)fire spotting tower for amateur radio equipment for the last 10 years.I currently have a 2 meter repeater, a 440 mhz repeater and packet radio equipment running at this site. It took almost 2 years of asking to find the
I AM BACK AGAIN, WITH THE SQUEALING REAPEATER PROBLEM.JUST BY CHANCE
, I HAPPEN TO NOTICE THE AMP METER ON THE POWER SUPPLY WAS DECREASING
IN AMPS FROM WHAT IT WAS PULLING, IT WAS DROPPING BACK TO 5--AMPS OR
LESS, AND WHAT IS HAPPENING IT IS DROPPING BACK IN OUTPUT POWER WHEN
IT IS SQUEALING,WE
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I AM BACK AGAIN, WITH THE SQUEALING REAPEATER
Hi
have you measured the DC volts on load. It maybe the regulator in the psu
has gone. As our friend says look at
the DC output with a scope and see if it is clean and not
have loads of AC .
73
Steve M1SWB
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Can anyone tell me if the VX-5000 repeater is programmable, and more
important, is the PL tone programmable? Thanks.
Mathew
N9LV
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we have a backup REAPEATER spectrum and it is put out 75 W VHF no
problems same power supply? and no SQUEALING REAPEATER anymore ID,s
thanks for previous replies ANTHONY W4NCR
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we have a backup REAPEATER spectrum and it is put out 75 W VHF no
problems same power supply? and no SQUEALING REAPEATER anymore ID,s
thanks for previous replies ANTHONY W4NCR
I'd still check the supply. One bunch of hardware may be more tolerant of
that type of problem than another..
Yes and Yes
Richard D. Reese
http://www.wa8dbw.ifip.com
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From: Mathew Quaife [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, July 28, 2005 4:14 PM
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Vertex VX-5000 Repeater Information
Can anyone tell me if the
Alexander N Tubonjic wrote:
Hello All,
The local department of Forestry has an observation tower that is
over 200' off the ground. I would like to put my UHF Amateur repeater
on that tower. I stopped by yesterday and talked to the Fire Fighter
that was stationed there. He had told me that
Mathew,
If you mean VXR-5000, then yes, it is completely programmable. You
still need to tune the front end manually, but the frequencies, tones,
timers, and features are programmed with Vertex software.
73, Eric Lemmon WB6FLY
Mathew Quaife wrote:
Can anyone tell me if the VX-5000 repeater
Thanks Richard. Appreciate it very much.
Mathew
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Yes and YesRichard D. Reesehttp://www.wa8dbw.ifip.com
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