Aside from others' suggestions here ... consider the possibility that,
for linking purposes, being somewhat deaf may not necessarily be a *bad*
thing.
There might be some benefit insofar as keeping some trash out, if you can
satisfactorily make the path as is, etc, etc. YMMV.
..and, not to overly nitpick -- seeing 446.500 and thinking "Why not
43x.xxx link-band ?"
Enquiring minds, and all that...
R Scott Gilmore N8BQN Saginaw MI USA
( "wrong" side of Line-A )
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On Sat, 31 Jul 2004 07:44:34 -0500 "Kevin Berlen, K9HX" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
writes:
> I am helping a friend put together a split site 2-meter repeater. We
> are using a UHF Micor receiver for one end of the link, tuned to
> 446.500MHz. I have tuned it per the alignment instructions in the
> ... but the sensitivity is only about 1.5uv.
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