Probably some microprocessor based device that has a 4mhz crystal clock oscillator. It will be interesting to see what make and model it is.
That situation reminds me about the guys that tried to run a 440 repeater with an ACC controller and a 146.76 simplex remote base on it (to this day 146.76 is still a simplex channel in the Los Angeles basin). The ACC has a 3.58mhz color burst crystal to run the touchtone decoders. Actually it's a 3,579,545 Mhz oscillator. Multiply that times 41 and see where it lands. The ACC ended up going somewhere else and a Cactus controller took its place (no microprocessors at all). Mike WA6ILQ At 01:58 PM 08/27/08, you wrote: >Just an update on my issues with my 224.060 repeater feeding back into >itself, and it possibly being related to a 1600 kHz AM station. I was >up at the repeater site today and noticed another signal besides WUNR >(20 miles away) on 1600 that gradually became very strong as I >approached the site. With a portable radio, I found the signal to be >coming from another piece of equipment in the same building that my >repeater is located in. > >I'm going to ask the person that maintains that equipment if he can >power it down for a minute sometime to see if my feedback goes away. >Hopefully I'm onto something here... > >73 >Jeff Lehmann - N1ZZN >Hanson, MA > > >------------------------------------ > > > >Yahoo! Groups Links > > >
