The hybrid is the square four port type, and it has two tuning caps
labeled as "antenna tuning". I did look at the andrews site for this
information without any luck. What URL are you using.
James
skipp025 wrote:
>All the information is available on the Andrew
>Decibel web site if you hunt it down.
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>If the hybrid is the square 4 port type, you can
>probably move it to the ham band without trouble.
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>If your hybrid network is a cable type, your going
>to have problems with preformance in the amateur
>bands.
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>cheers,
>skipp
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>www.radiowrench.com/sonic
>skipp025 at yahoo.com
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>>James <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>I have recently acquired a transmitter combiner (currently tuned for
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>>following parts (All decibel products). Circulators (appear to be
>>narrow bandwidth) #DB4632-2D, Harmonic filters # DB4332-A, and the
>>combiner DB4308. I am looking for the tuning instructions for this
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>>to move it into the ham band. The unit does not have a package part
>>number on it. Can anyone help with information on this?? All the
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>>I have listed have the ability to be tuned.
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>>James
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