I agree with the other comments that 62 to 100 watts output will not make
that much difference. From your description if the handhelds power output of
?(2 to 5 watts), is making it into the repeater receiver at full saturation
and 62 watts out of the duplexer is not making it into the handhelds
receiver, you have a noise problem at the steel mill! With all the
electrical equipment at the mill, there is plenty of noise all over the
spectrum. 1 to 2 db increase will not cure this problem.
Fred
W5VAY
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From: "KA9QJG" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, June 14, 2005 3:03 PM
Subject: RE: [Repeater-Builder] Exciter Power Adjust
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> If that's the problem, 3 dB ain't going to make the difference.
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> Looks to me the problem is the system receiver / not the
> transmitter.
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> Neil - WA6KLA
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> The problem is Not in the system Receiver, Repeater hears them Great No
> noise, But They do Not hear the Repeater that good in the Steel Mill, I
> think it is a wavelength Problem 440 and Above works Great inside the
Mill.
> If it not going to be worth the Effort I will just forget it, However I
will
> give a Couple at work a Phone call and Bring the Amp on line from 62 to
100
> Watts direct and see if it Makes a Difference inside the Mill.
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> Thanks for all the Help Don KA9QJG
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