Wow Kevin, sounds like you got a [EMAIL PROTECTED] repeater
with 330 watts on 2meters.

Question for you: How many watts ERP is your repeater
putting out? What type of antenna will handle 330
watts?

Regards, Barry
--- Kevin Custer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> 
> kk2ed wrote:
> 
> >Honestly,  I have always been a Motorola person
> (you are either GE or 
> >Moto), and my other repeaters are all Motorola.
> >
> 
> Okay, but I'll not agree that everyone is 'either'
> one flavour or the 
> other.  I say this as I am (finally) rebuilding my
> 145.27 machine the 
> way I want it.  The repeater is a Motorola Micor Non
> Unified Chassis.  
> The transmitter is built from an old IMTS paging
> station that originally 
> fed 10 watts into the tube PA.  I sold the Motorola
> tube PA to make room 
> for the rest of the goodies.  The receiver shelf was
> added and the 
> control system stripped as I usually do containing
> only a modified 
> Station Control Card.  In addition to the exciter,
> 10 watt PA, receiver, 
> and control shelf, there also resides a RC-96, DVR,
> and FC-900 stack.  
> The original power supply was replaced with TPN1110B
> so the backup 110 
> watt PA could be driven under battery power.  I say
> 'backup' PA because 
> the main PA is a GE 4EF5A1, 330 watt station power
> amplifier from the 
> Mastr Pro/II era.  The GE tube PA resides in its own
> (GE) cabinet along 
> with a front facing exposed metering panel and
> internal rack mounted 
> Mastr II style IMTS power meter/alarm.
> 
> In this station, GE and Motorola are married to give
> (IMHO) the best 
> operation from one of the most powerful 2 meter
> repeaters on the east 
> coast. 
> Both are simply a joy to service.
> 
> <http://www.shol.com/kuggie/ahra/hmft.html>
> 
> Kevin Custer
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