Most likely ... If I knew what the chassis consisted of, the conversion would be that much simpler. Does anyone have a clue as what is in it?
Neil - WA6KLA Jim wrote: > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Actually the bid is at $99. As far as the conversion, that is > > questionable. it receives on VHF and transmits on UHF. That is > > not a setup we would use in ham radio. We can't use that? Why not? Using a little imagination, you should be able to figure it out for yourself. > > Go to <A HREF="www.repeaterbuilder.com">www.repeaterbuilder.com</A> > > and see what it says there on the conversions. I think there is > > a link to Micors. Maybe someone with hands-on experience will > > speak up. > > > > > > 73. > > > > CHRIS WILKIE > > W1LKE > > Jonesboro, Georgia > > Sounds like a good candidate for a remote input...oh and the high split > Micors should be good candidates to go up to 220. > > -- > Jim > > -------- > "The higher you are, the harder it is to pump." > -Cleveland Mayor Jane Cambell, after the big black-out of 2003 Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
