To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, May 07, 2009 8:18 PM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Identify a coax and possible connector
vendor
sounds like some 75 ohm cable self support
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From: pontotochs
To: Repeater-Builder
Hi,
One of the ham repeater owners in the area has acquired a coax that I can't
identify. No markings on the jacket. It has a nominal jacket diameter of 0.58
inches (it looks to be the 'standard' black PE), it has a solid aluminum shield
(0.51 OD), about 0.028 thick. The dielectric looks to
cells,
Rick, N5RB
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, pontotochs pontoto...@...
wrote:
Hi,
I've checked the previous posts on this issue, but I am hoping that
there is more light to be shed.
We have a VXR 7000 that has had issues for a while as a two meter
repeater
Hi Doug,
Thanks, I thought about the dummy load on the TX output directly on
the way home last night. So I am going to try it as soon as I can get
to it.
I didn't think about checking the TX spectrum while the thing was
cycling - thanks.
Regards,
Rick
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Hi Eric,
Thanks, I haven't taken the cover off yet, but I will. And yes the
typo demon got me on the duplexer it is a DB 4062, 6 cavity duplexer.
Regards,
Rick
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Eric Lemmon wb6...@... wrote:
Rick,
You might check to see if the internal jumpers
HI Jim,
Thanks for the response, I was using the port on the 4304 to inject
the signal from the service monitor. The cables in the duplexer are
1/4 super flex.
Nope your are not preaching to the choir. This is my first time
trying to trouble shoot a repeater system. So I know that there are
Hi,
I've checked the previous posts on this issue, but I am hoping that
there is more light to be shed.
We have a VXR 7000 that has had issues for a while as a two meter
repeater.
In the shop we set it up with its DB 4026 duplexer and 50 ohm dummy
load and monitored the output power with a
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