Subject:
RE: Re: [Repeater-Builder] G6 144b coil
From:
"Kevin K. Custer" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date:
Fri, 3 Mar 2006 08:06:50 -0500
To:
Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
I disagree...
I have built one of these and can attest to the quality of the kit:
http://www.windstuffnow.com/main/builders_corner.htm
Kevin Custer
Subject : RE: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Wind
Generators
New subject
anyone out there Running a wind generator to Charge batteries Or
running their Repeaters
5 Mar 2006
Greetings Group(s)!
I am in need of a Second System Board for the
Motorola Comtegra Remote Console.
This is the board which creatres I/O for the second
system 2/4 wire line connections.
73
ED FOLTA
Com/Rad Inc
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I was interested in James reply because I had similar experiences with newer
Hustler antennas. My club repeater, a friends repeater and my 220 repeater all
used Hustler G6 and G7 antennas for years with good success. A couple of years
ago, we decided to replace the two Hustler antennas at my
I dunno... but for what it's worth I will share my experience. 7
years ago I tried a new-out-of-the-box G6 on my 2m repeater and had
major trouble with it. I had loud crackling in even a moderate wind.
Completely unusable in duplex service. I replaced it with
something else, but last year I
I've got a friend who is looking to drop a couple of GE Phoenix radios
down to 2-5W for a low power/low current draw application. I *assume*
that the final amp transistor can be strapped but is there any
additional modifications necessary to make this work?
I don't want to simply turn the
Title: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Wind Generators
Kevin
Some where I am missing this thought - train , Maybe it ran over me my intelligence . But if an old auto alternator will produce 100 volts at 2000 RPM then why not 25 volts at 500 RPM 12.5 volts at 250 RPM or is the voltage not linear
I guess I have to say that I have learned not to play games with
antennas. I am try to save whatever money I need and make sure that I
only have to do the antenna once. I've had a few times I had to spend
more than the ham grade antenna was worth to fix something that went
wrong on it (by
I guess I'll reply to this one too. My G7 is about 5 years old now. I
also had a G6 (which I later gave away to someone who wanted a base
antenna) that I had about 8-10 years ago. I at one point even had a
Ringo Ranger and hated that one for anything duplex.
James
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Another item to throw into the topic is the crystal osc
alignment also changes your sensitivity. Freq-center
may not give the best sensitivity depending a number
of other parameters. One might hope it does, but it's not
always the case.
skipp
Dave VanHorn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a Mastr II if everything is correct, you should perceive no
difference from [EMAIL PROTECTED] to [EMAIL PROTECTED] I suspect the IF
alignment
is off. You do not need a sinnader to check this. Most Mastr II are
11.2 mhz IF , some are 9.4 Close couple a strong 5kz deviation
1khz tone at
Thanks Burt, the unit has a lot of channel xtals, it is probably mts. Thanks
again, Bernie
-Original Message-
From: Burt Lang [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Mar 4, 2006 7:05 PM
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Harris mobile unit
You say a drawer?? I have a
Seems like in the old days, when the Phoenix was new, that the synthesizer
and microprocessor consumed a bunch of current and that from a low power /
solar power, etc stand point, a crystal controlled radio was more
conservative of power - maybe a crystal talkie or the like would be more
If anyone has a fan that will work on the GR 300 or GR 500
repeaters and would like to sell it, or tell me where and which one to
buy, that would be great; as I need one by April 1st. I have one that
works just like it suppose, other than the RFI that it puts off. My
system is on solar power,
Lets try this post again and see if I can get it right this time.
If some one has a fan for the GR 300 or GR 500 repeaters and would
like to sell it, or tell me where and which one to buy, that would be great;
as I need one by April 1st. I have one that
works just like it is suppose to, other
Title: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Wind Generators
Voltage and RPM do not go hand in hand. An alternator that has a field
winding can be made to produce different voltage (current) with the
amount of excitation of the field. For the most part, RPM determines
the cyclic rate, but the rotation does
try asking the same question in the harris group I run
We havea Harris guru there and he takes care of all my harris
radio (phones)
Good luck , Oh he should be back on the list in the next couple of
days
rick
On 5 Mar 2006 at 0:00, Bernard Gnat wrote:
Thanks Burt, the unit has a lot of
Hi;
Thought to pass this info just downloaded a copy try out at this site
http://www.comtekk.us/tone-generator.htm
the Free Version available to hams discounted price
Mark H. AB8RU
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MZ
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At 08:21 PM 3/5/2006 -0500, you wrote:
http://www.comtekk.us/tone-generator.htm
---Well actually, it's tone ENCODING software :-)
Ken
--
President and CTO - Arcom Communications
Makers of the world famous RC210 Repeater
hey all,
I'm looking for suggestion on a gmrs
portable field antenna that can be used for field sar
operations. Everyone has thier gmrs license and the
repeater is approved for gmrs.So I'm thinking of
using two antennas instead of a duplexer. Any
thoughts?
thanks,
chris
Chris,
My thought: Don't bother. You'll need about 72 dB of isolation with a
typical GMRS repeater pair, and that calls for at least 39 feet of vertical
separation between the antennas. That's hardly the kind of portable antenna
setup that is appropriate for search and rescue applications.
How about horizontal spacing and changing the polarization of one of the
elements? If he does it right, that can work.
Another thing is to use a remote receiver and pipe it in thru microwave or 800
Mhz.
Adam Kb2jpd
Adam Kb2jpd
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From: Eric Lemmon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I repaired out APRS digi today. It has an G6 on it.
Bracket holding the antenna to the tower came loose and fell to where the
antenna was just held up by the coax 20 ft in the air. Got the antenna/ brack
mounted back on the tower, replaced the coax, and the antenna works just fine.
Now I
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