Hi Eric
The harness is as close to exactly the right lenght as I could possibly make
the lenghts. I replaced the RG-142/U jumpers (which were probably the right
lengths as well) with RG-214/u . I was told to make them so that there was 14
between centers of the T's. I then started with an
At 8/10/2009 20:59, you wrote:
I guess I'm still looking for an answer to the original
question. Do the notch cavities work @600khz spacing?
The specs I gave for the DB-4050 were at 300 kHz spacing. At 600 kHz, the
loss goes down to 1.5 dB.
Bob NO6B
I posted a note on this a while back, but will recap here. I mounted four
dipoles from a DB-224 on one leg of two sections of Rhon 25 and mounted the
tower on an antenna range turntable. The pattern was a perfect circle, using
DB Power readings around the 360 degrees. I thought I remembered
Jim Brown wrote:
This plot was submitted to the FCC to get repeater license WR5ADU and
WR5ADV back in the '70s when antenna patterns for a repeater had to be
submitted.
Wow Jim, your an old geezer! Me too. I remember plotting the antenna
pattern for a ground plane back in the early
Hi Joe,
Guess we are all telling our age.
I had WR1AIK in 1975/76. Remember it took a note to my
congressman to get the license assigned - seemed to take
forever!
I was in the AF in Northern Maine at the time.
cu
Tim W5FN
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Hi Paul,
One has to deal with reality... while you might consider a
soft talking person not properly trained, more than a fair
number of users don't have a booming voice. In a larger number
of cases a little bit of added audio compression/limiting
helps resolve the low (higher/soft pitch)
Hi Nate,
re: An advocate for a little audio compression.
Nate Duehr n...@... wrote:
You're a brave man to say it, Skipp.
Here's my problem with it. Let's just say there's a very
large linked repeater system that decided MANY years ago
that they could fix the incoming audio from their
Hi our club received a few month ago a defective TLD-1694E PA
By looking at the web site repeater builder I was able to find out that
to make this PA work on 2 meter we would need to replace a lot of
stuff, but before doing so we need to fix it..
so we need the part diagram and part list ,
At 02:16 PM 08/10/09, you wrote:
Hi guys .thanks for the replys .The fault was I had too much length
between the radio and the ctcss decoder card .I have altered most of
my repeaters to allow the maxons to decode the signal by itself and
then it controls the transmitter by the maxon approved
Thanks mike good suggestion
Thank You,
Ian Wells,
Kerinvale Comaudio,
361 Camboon Road.Biloela.4715
Phone 0749922574 or 0409159932
www.kerinvalecomaudio.com.au
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From: Mike Morris WA6ILQ
Date: 12/08/2009 07:53:27
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re:
Why not try to follow the instructions at the bottom of the page?
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Hi DCflux,
Tried the bandpass + notches didn't change much.
On changing to the BpBr, any idea how much capacitance
is needed? I have a fistfull of those Johanson caps.
Also, a buddy of mine has a Sinclair Q202G that I'm
thinking about also. Will pick it up tomorrow see if
it is any
I'm thinking the 2-10 or 2-14pF ones.
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Hi DCflux,
Tried the bandpass + notches didn't change much.
On changing to the BpBr, any idea how much capacitance
is needed? I have a fistfull of those Johanson caps.
Also, a
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The Sinclair Q-202G's are excellent duplexers. If you get them tuned properly
(not difficult with proper equipment) you will get great service from them.
73 de N5NPO
Norm
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Norm,
Good catch on the tuning caps- they're not indestructible. You lucked out
on finding a suitable replacement tuning cap in an ICOM. As for the photos,
perhaps you could post them in the Group Photos section for all to see. I
want to see the photos, but my experience with Sinclair products
Last time I needed them, I bought them from Motorola themselves. still
available, but certainly not cheap!
_
From: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com On Behalf Of kh6...@netscape.net
Does anyone have a source for these capacitors,
Which are used in Motorola Micor power supplies?
At 8/11/2009 08:28, you wrote:
Hi Paul,
One has to deal with reality... while you might consider a
soft talking person not properly trained, more than a fair
number of users don't have a booming voice. In a larger number
of cases a little bit of added audio compression/limiting
helps resolve the
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