John, I converted a set of these using DB Products write up and went 
by the drawing to the letter except I could not get the long loops. 
The results was miserable the desense is measured at about 24 DB 
after carefull alignment. Have you gotten a set to work in the past 
by using the info from DB products? If you have gotten these to work 
then what's different? I know the loops but the tech at DB products 
said it should work with the loops that I have.
73
AC0Y... [EMAIL PROTECTED]

--- In [email protected], "Carolyn Elston" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:
> What you have is a sort of band pass/reject configuration. The 
cavities with
> an in and out (two slugs) are pass cavities, the cavities with 
only one slug
> are reject cavities. The dulpexer can be re-configured to work as 
a notch
> duplexer, with 3 cavities in each side. You would have to check 
the coils,
> you will need 3 short, and 3 long. (I think that I may have some 
extra
> coils). One side will
> require 3 t's on top of the cavities, the other side will have the 
t's
> mounted with a barrel on top of a 1/4 wave drop cable. If you are
> interested, I can supply the coax  dirgams for 147.00 mhz. which
> should work from 146/148. they will be a bit longer for the 145 
band .
> Thanks,
> John Elston, W8JDE
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "doug" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[email protected]>
> Sent: Wednesday, December 31, 2003 2:58 PM
> Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Wierd DB Cavities.... "BEST OFFER"
> 




 

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