EFJ stuff is pretty much all good. Some of it is easy to
work on and convert to amateur radio use. The sad part is
how EFJ was sold to a big corp and the operations moved
to Texas where they now only seem to sell and support P-25
radio stuff. In short they kind of left the conventional
land
skipp025 wrote:
I have a few repeaters made
from EF Johnson Challenger Mobiles put back to back and they
work pretty well.
cheers,
skipp
I guess the rx microphonics problem isn't much of an issue as a repeater
rx ;c)
More of a problem with noisy trucks...
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Jim Barbour
WD8CHL
On 2/2/07, Kevin Custer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The article isn't intended to educate about the use of GE MASTR II
ICOM's in specific, or what stability one would achieve when the crystal
is correctly compensated. For that information, one would go to these
Ok Kevin, you got me there. I
For sale, Tx-Rx model 28-41-05 Vari-Notch pseudo-pass, notch
duplexer.
This is the appx two RU duplexer for wide split repeaters, currently
on 151.6375tx, 154.5275rx.
Comprised of five of the two inch square cavities.
Tx-Rx manual says 2.5 mhz spacing.
Tag says Tx 1.5 dB insertion for 76 dB
Nate Duehr wrote:
On 2/2/07, Kevin Custer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The article isn't intended to educate about the use of GE MASTR II
ICOM's in specific, or what stability one would achieve when the crystal
is correctly compensated. For that information, one would go to these
Ok
Microphonics hasn't been a problem for the repeaters we've made
up. I would have never messed with two back to back Challengers
except someone gave me the repeater already made up and another
guy gave me a stack of radios. Then I'm guilty of buying more
of them off ebay because they were
Hi Bob,
The sad part is that no current low cost digital delay will easily
ramp back to zero time delay while in operation.
An analog delay could be ramped back to zero in operation to reduce
the delay after each new tx.
But alas no repeater mfgr is making cheap analog delays anymore...
Skip,
Interesting you bring up that idea.
I've had success with an initial CTCSS induced audio delay, ramped back to
zero, using the PT2399 controlled by a DS1803. I use it in the MP100
controllers on a multi hop link system. Talking from one end of the system to
the other result is no
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