RE: [Repeater-Builder] Re: 3/4 wave cavity operation at 1296 MHz

2009-07-13 Thread Jeff DePolo
I wonder what the diameter of the center element, or plunger, was? I think I still have one with the rivets drilled out, I'll measure when I get a chance. --- Jeff WN3A

RE: [Repeater-Builder] Re: 3/4 wave cavity operation at 1296 MHz

2009-07-13 Thread Jeff DePolo
@yahoogroups.com Subject: RE: [Repeater-Builder] Re: 3/4 wave cavity operation at 1296 MHz I wonder what the diameter of the center element, or plunger, was? I think I still have one with the rivets drilled out, I'll measure when I get a chance. --- Jeff WN3A Checked by AVG

RE: [Repeater-Builder] Re: 3/4 wave cavity operation at 1296 MHz

2009-07-13 Thread Jeff DePolo
@yahoogroups.com Subject: RE: [Repeater-Builder] Re: 3/4 wave cavity operation at 1296 MHz I wonder what the diameter of the center element, or plunger, was? I think I still have one with the rivets drilled out, I'll measure when I get a chance. --- Jeff WN3A Checked by AVG

RE: [Repeater-Builder] Re: 3/4 wave cavity operation at 1296 MHz

2009-07-12 Thread Jeff DePolo
In your experimentation, were you using 4 diam 450 MHz cans operated at 3/4 wave for 1296 or 4 cans at 1/4 wave (stubbies !) for 1296 ? I used both. I used UHF 4 pass cavities as 3/4 wave resonators, and also took 900 MHz 1/4 wave cavities and cut down the center to shorten them. In both

Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: 3/4 wave cavity operation at 1296 MHz

2009-07-12 Thread Joe
I wonder what the diameter of the center element, or plunger, was? Joe Jeff DePolo wrote: I used both. I used UHF 4 pass cavities as 3/4 wave resonators, and also took 900 MHz 1/4 wave cavities and cut down the center to shorten them. In both cases they were TX-RX 4 cavities. Also, the