Re: [Repeater-Builder] Help needed

30 Oct 2004 01:02:14 -0000

Makes a lot of sense, but the gentleman who has offered them to us is in the business.  We will be hanging our new repeater on a commercial tower he owns.  The unit is a base unit, is in working condition and he has offered to tune it and the duplexers we hope to obtain, for free.  Can't beat the price.  I am handicapped at this time as he is out of state for a few days and we haven't seen the equipment.  I believe I have the answer on the crystal units, however, as I'm told we can use the existing element, just replacing the crystal and getting it tuned and adjusted for the new crystal.  I guess we're down to getting the best possible offer on the duplexers.

Thanks very much for your response and thoughts
73
Gene
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Q wrote:
Well,lets first find out what you have,what the Micor is so we can help you make an informed decision. Can you supply specifics as to all equipment including model numbers? The Micor comes in mobile and base configurations with different flavors,like unified or non-unified chassis,duplex or non-duplex chassis and will require different levels of work to make them play well.All details,please...
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Sent: Friday, October 29, 2004 5:31 AM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Help needed

Hey, I meant Micor.  You're right, a Micron may be a little small for the job.  Can you help?

Q wrote:
What the heck is a Micron? I thought it was a unit of measure? If you want a
kick butt repeater,get a GE MastrII or Micor 100% duty cycle base,proven
performers...














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