Al, I've got the full chasis for a VHF repeater with everything (receiver, controller, exciter, low power PA), I do not have the external Power supply, but have managed to get it powered up by applying power to the correct connector (minus the 5v on the connector). I was wondering if a VHF amp of any type would work for the high power PA?
Thanks, Dan KA8YPY On Dec 31, 2007, at 4:07 AM, Albert wrote: > Needs to have the proper PA if you want it to operate properly. > Quantro PA's are different than the > Quantar PA's and are more like an MSF 5000 PA in the final stage. > Quantro's usually just have a > low power PA that is fed from the exciter. This is then fed to the > high power PA to get your final drive. > I've tried it in the past and it just doesn't work correctly. What > do you have right now for a Quantro > and what is it missing? Might have parts for you. > > Al > > > > Dan Blasberg wrote: >> >> I agree, and on that note... Does anyone know is a Quartro will work >> any external amplifier or does it need to be a motorola amp and tied >> into the Quantro? >> >> Dan >> KA8YPY >> >> >> On Dec 30, 2007, at 11:52 PM, nj902 wrote: >> >> >>> I don't see why not. >>> >>> <snip> >>> >>> Since this list is not for rules debate - let's just build some >>> digital repeaters and have some fun. >>> >>> >>> ------------------------------------------------------------------- >>> --- In [email protected], Dan Blasberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>> wrote: >>> >>> "Thanks for the clarification. >>> >>> "As for using VSLEP, if it is all that was available at the time the >>> radios where received, why not use it? ..." >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> Yahoo! Groups Links >>> >>> >>> >>> >> >> >> >> >> >> Yahoo! Groups Links >> >> >> >> >> >> >
