I'm new to building repeaters, I have had a cobra 200 since they came
out and used it as mobil rig, I have aquired a midland 13-509 and
would like to build a 222 mhz repeater out of them. Since I know
almost nothing of the details of building a repeater any information
would be welcome. I am
Very Cool
I took over the Oldbridge repeater I Understand. Did Jay give/sell
you the old machine? thats what I was getting at.
Neal
Andrew G. wrote:
Jay's letting us have the pair. His machine is offline and it is
my baby now. I would not even think of being like some AH's and putting
up
Jeff,
Email me direct... I don't have your full email address and
I'd like to talk about the 220 amp with you.
thanks
skipp
skipp025 at yahoo.com
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Jeff DePolo WN3A [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a brand new TPL 100 watt continuous duty RXR series 220 amp
available.
Sent: Sunday, August
21, 2005 1:06 PM
Subject: zetron 39-max
any know how to default the
unit (Zetron 39-max ver 1.3)
or password as I
forgot the code I used and need to get into programming.
thanks john
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Jay is now aSK sadly.
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Well, This was shown in the 2000 ARRL hand book...sorry to say. It
works fine for field day operation the photo shows an exstention
ladder guyed at three points sitting in a hole dug about a foot deep
to keep it from walking off in the wind. I can see this being done for
a temperary setup but to
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One addition, this is a single aluminum ladder.
Well, This was shown in the 2000 ARRL hand book...sorry to say. This
is a single aluminum ladder. It
works fine for field day operation the photo shows an exstention
ladder guyed at
thanks for the thoughts
Thank you
Ian Wells
Kerinvale Comaudio
mail service 1017,
Biloela,4715.
www.kerinvalecomaudio.com.au
Coy Hilton wrote:
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One addition, this is a single aluminum ladder.
Well, This was shown in the
Hi guys .I have heard of a communication business here in australia
useing ladders as towers .anyone tried this or know of any webpages
They must either join two together with braces or four of to form a
square which forms a free standing tower
Thank you
Ian Wells
Kerinvale Comaudio
mail
Well the only problem I have with
selling Software and cables, is that a numbers of years ago there were a number
of guys that were hams here in the area that would program radio's on
anything. Some they sold and some they just used for them self.
There was business, ham, police and other
I agree. There is not very good lateral strength in a ladder because there
is no diagonal bracing like most towers have. You need to think triangles.
If it creates a triangle, in all planes, it's going to have strength. The
old Dill towers with horizontal steps had no sideways strength. Today's
At 10:08 AM 8/21/05, you wrote:
Sent: Sunday, August 21, 2005 1:06 PM
Subject: zetron 39-max
any know how to default the unit (Zetron 39-max ver 1.3)
or password as I forgot the code I used and need to get into
programming. thanks john
Well, the zetron 38A manual is on
I did Not know that... wow deeply sadened he was a good guy
Jay is now aSK sadly.
Andy
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BTW hes still listed in QRZ when did he pass away?
Andrew G. wrote:
Jay is now aSK sadly.
Andy
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Just curious Neal. I remember that Ray K2AQG was the 220 coordinator for
TSARC [Tri-State Amateur Repeater Council] back in the late 1970's,
early 1980's and I was his assistant frequency coordinator. When did you
become the 220 coordinator, what ever happened to Ray [he lived in New
Jersey] and
Before you put a uhf repeater on the air, you need to
be assigned a frequency by the Mid-America Coordination
Council (MACC). The Nebraska coordinator is John Gebuhr
WB0CMC and he may be contacted at the address listed in
www.qrz.com
He will mail you the required forms and upon successful
Again, where was it said (or confirmed) that this is a ham repeater?
Joe M.
Frank R. Vondra wrote:
Before you put a uhf repeater on the air, you need to
be assigned a frequency by the Mid-America Coordination
Council (MACC). The Nebraska coordinator is John Gebuhr
WB0CMC and he may be
I thought the guy who originally posted asked us to drop the subject because
he made a mistake on the frequency. Didn't he?
Chuck
WB2EDV
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Sent: Sunday, August 21, 2005 6:18 PM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re:
A few years ago...Qrz is like that, there are guys in there who have been dead quite a while and are still listed.
Andy
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Andrew G. wrote:
A few years ago...Qrz is like that, there are guys in there who have
been dead quite a while and are still listed.
Andy
I bet if he's still on QRZ.com, he's still in the FCC db, which means
they were not informed of his passing.
Look up his call in ULS.
Jim
Ian,
In my part of the world a good aluminum ladder costs about twice what a
section of Rohn 25G costs...
I think I would go with the 25G just for safety and strength, not to mention
that your insurance agent would have a fit..
Mike
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thanks for the thoughts .Does anyone know of some good pages on cheap
masts or tower construction around 5-9 meters
Thank you
Ian Wells
Kerinvale Comaudio
mail service 1017,
Biloela,4715.
www.kerinvalecomaudio.com.au
Mike Perryman K5JMP wrote:
Ian,
In my part of the world a good
It is usually the family should ( maybe they did not know ABT this )
send info. to the ARRL like a copy of the Memorium or certificate of
Death copy. they can handle that kind of stuff.
mark ab8ru
Andrew G. wrote:
A few years ago...Qrz is like that, there are guys in there who
have been
Or
they may have a reason NOT to send in the information just yet. A family member
may be considering taking the test so that they can keep the callsign as a
Memorial to the loved one.
With
licenses going for 10 years now even a very young child or grandchild has a
chance to be old
OK now were getting off topic..
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