NEIL,
IM DRIVING THROUGH BEND FRIDAY AND WOULD LIKE TO STOP BY.
NEED TO SEE YOU HAVE MIC CARDS TO TRADE. 503 749-2041 TOM WO7Z
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Gary
I agree with you on the below when it comes to an officer using his 2
way radio while on Duty... But there is a double standard when it
comes to hand held Cell phone use while on duty and driving... I
highly doubt that an officer while driving and using a hand held cell
phone is using
Don't use such a big bug catcher and plug the bad hole, Then drill another
hole and find a smaller antenna,
Mike
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John J. Riddell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This may already have been sent but here it is again...the schematic
for a Z matcher.
John VE3AMZ
Z Matcher schem..jpg
Hi John,
This list doesn't pass attached files on to me reading the posts
on the web. Would you please email a copy of the
Neil, you should seek professional help... but so should
I and many other people in this group.
I'm trying to make it through Junk Ender's It's a 12 step
program for Radio and Electronics People who like to collect
things... to excess
So far, not so good. One good flea market is good for
I call it the Parts Disease... and yes I have it as well!!
Could I interest anyone in a 3-axis seismograph?? Wait a minute... I think
that one got away already.. a minor rumbly last year sparked interest in
that item.
But I do recall seeing parts for a Trailways bus down there... somewhere...
On Wed, 26 Apr 2006 16:03:08 -, skipp025 wrote:
So far, not so good. One good flea market is good for a
binge. The Junk Enders folks (wife and/or family) never
see the 'purge...' regardless of how small it may be.
It must be lesson 11 skipp, which reads something like
when you go to a
Tedd Doda wrote:
On Wed, 26 Apr 2006 16:03:08 -, skipp025 wrote:
So far, not so good. One good flea market is good for a
binge. The Junk Enders folks (wife and/or family) never
see the 'purge...' regardless of how small it may be.
It must be lesson 11 skipp, which reads something
Why didn't you call his superviosr and report him?
You can make complaints about law enforcement officers and they will usually
contact them and tell them to cool it. I called in about a deputy sheriff
one time as he had his unrestrainted son in the back seat of an unmarked
car, and he stopped
I fail to see the problem here. There's always room for one more
item. Besides, I can stop anytime.
Anyway, I can't waste time talking about this - I have to get back
over to ebay
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I call it the Parts Disease... and yes I have it as well!!
Could I interest anyone in a 3-axis seismograph?? Wait a minute...
I think
that one got away already.. a minor rumbly last year sparked
interest in
Yup.. that schematic, the parts layout, the parts list and photographs I
took of both the UHF and VHF units are on my web page at
http://w4zt.com/zmatch/ and were posted here 1/25/2006.
73, Tony W4ZT
John J. Riddell wrote:
This may already have been sent but here it is again...the
Are the Z matchers in the low band repeater stations too?
At 01:47 PM 4/26/2006, you wrote:
Yup.. that schematic, the parts layout, the parts list and photographs I
took of both the UHF and VHF units are on my web page at
http://w4zt.com/zmatch/ and were posted here 1/25/2006.
73, Tony W4ZT
Several reasons butch.. first it was pouring rain. second Im on a
Motorcycle hard to pull out paper and pen on a bike ro write in the
rain
Butch Kanvick wrote:
Why didn't you call his superviosr and report him?
You can make complaints about law enforcement officers and they will usually
You could scale the part values into a low band range.
The Z matcher is a pi section filter/tuner/match circuit
with a diode sampling line section built in. You could
find the scaled values for 6 meters in a lot of different
ARRL Publications.
skipp
Robin Midgett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Tony King, W4ZT
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yup.. that schematic, the parts layout, the parts list and
photographs I
took of both the UHF and VHF units are on my web page at
http://w4zt.com/zmatch/ and were posted here 1/25/2006.
73, Tony W4ZT
As
Another radio site battery bank bit the dust yesterday!
The original installer didn't put in a low voltage
disconect and the solar charger went belly up (died).
I've been looking for some dc low voltage disconnects
and it apears Newmar has just the ticket.
LVD-12-30
Laryn Lohman wrote:
As described here several days ago, don't follow the GE directions for
adjusting these things. It's far better to adjust for best efficiency
of the amplifier.
Laryn K8TVZ
I remember seeing that thread, but no one ever posted a concise
explanation of how to do that.
I've been looking for some dc low voltage disconnects
and it apears Newmar has just the ticket.
LVD-12-30LVD-12-70 are two very usable units.
Sounds like a 6V relay, and a couple of resistors, maybe a zener.
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That's odd... all solar charge controllers worthy of the name include a
low-voltage disconnect as an essential feature, so there's no need for a
separate device. Was this a jury-rig?
73, Eric Lemmon WB6FLY
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