Hi Tim, I hope you have a very large solar/battery plant if you are wanting to run a Micor off it...
The Micor is by no means solar friendly. Hook one up and measure the standby current, then plug those numbers into a solar power budget calculator, and hang onto your wallet. :) You'd be better off trying to find yourself something like a Daniel's MT-2 type repeater that was designed for such service. They have MUCH less standby current requirements. Cheers! Lee --- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, "tahrens301" <tahr...@...> wrote: > > Hi Folks, > > I've been looking into making a solar repeater (from the > Micor repeaters that I already have on hand). > > Obviously the 100W or 60W amplifiers are out of the question, > not only in power, but really in size. > > I noticed that there is some silkscreen on the transmitter > interconnect board (in the big hole to the right of the > exciter) that says 12WPA. > > Didn't know whether Mot actually had put a low power amplifier > into the space or not. > > Anybody know? > > Thanks, > > Tim >
