Larry did you try RB site.  Try this link

http://www.repeater-builder.com/db/pdfs/db-4048.pdf

Randy

--- In [email protected], "larynl2" <lar...@...> wrote:
>
> 
> Hi all I'm working on a 1 mc. split repeater using this duplexer.  
> Transmitter is a VHF Engineering; output is 1 watt. I'm using a Mastr II 
> receiver with no preamp.  Interconnect cables are RG142.  The old VHF 
> Engineering receiver developed problems not worth fixing, so everything is on 
> the bench for the new receiver and re-tuning.
> 
> Desense was always an issue with this repeater, with 1-3db pretty normal.  So 
> I decided to re-tune the duplexer.  I used a signal generator and receiver.  
> All ports were either terminated in 50 ohms or had a 10db pad in series with 
> the generator and receiver during tuning for minimum signal through the 
> respective halves.  It seems to tune well and predictably.  However, I'm 
> getting 20db+ of desense with the duplexer operating into a known good dummy 
> load.  I can reduce the desense considerably by *winging it* and tuning the 
> cavities while the repeater is operating.  (Maybe that's the way I should 
> tune it.......!)  So something isn't right.  
> 
> I'm not totally convinced that this duplexer wasn't <played with> at some 
> point, so it is possible that cables in the harness were mixed up.  There is 
> no labeling or other info on the duplexer, since the metal box that it was in 
> when new is gone along with the nameplate.  So it is not clear which side is 
> which, and I may have been trying to use it reversed (although I don't think 
> so).  I believe that this duplexer was originally ordered for 2M, but I could 
> be wrong, which could account for some troubles.
> 
> So where would I find info on harness cable lengths so I can check them?  Or 
> if someone has one of these working on 2M and is willing to make some 
> measurements that would be awesome.  And which half of the duplexer is for 
> the high and low frequencies?
> 
> Laryn K8TVZ
>


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