If I might make a suggestion, you may want to consider a Motorola
Mitrek. A friend of mine built the NC7J DX Cluster Node several years ago.
http://nc7j.qrq.com/site_description.htm When he did, he asked me what
radio would be good for this job. I suggested a Mitrek. We originally
looked for one that was the lower government split so it could be easily
tuned for 421 MHz. Those proved hard to come by so I tried tuning a
standard 450 - 470 MHz split radio. I was stunned by how well it worked,
without any noticeable degradation in TX or RX. The conversion to 9600 baud
packet was a snap too. This was around 7 years ago and the radio has
performed flawlessly. Also, you can pick up a Mitrek for 10 or 20 bucks at
a swap meet.
Wade Lake - KR7K
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From: "Jim B." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, December 27, 2004 12:03 PM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Retune Phoenix
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> > What is the lowest possible frequency that one could expect to retune
> > a 450 to 470 SX Phoenix and keep it stable with usuable sensitivity on
> > the rx? What I am wanting to do is get one down to the 421 to 425
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> > What about a MVS to do the same?
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> > Thanks, Dale K0JXI
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> Not gonna do it. I had trouble getting one down to 440. Receive
> sensitivity started falling off down there, maybe .4 I think?
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> Jim Barbour
> WD8CHL
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