Re: [Repeater-Builder] Zetron 38Max Question

[XE2SI]

The manual says, page 4-61 :
with DTMF send 3282# 2532#  Will clear all memory, and 
setup default settings.
 
Hope this helps.
Juan

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  Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Zetron 38Max 
  Question
  Hello,    I picked up a Zetron 
  38 Max repeater controller at a hamfest andthe seller did not know the 
  password. The default does not work. Isthere a hardware reset I can 
  perform to reset to default values ? I amaccessing the controller via 
  RS232   
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[Repeater-Builder] Comm Spec TP-38

[Brent]

Question...

Has anybody had a problem with the Communications Specialists  TP-38 Tone
Panel not decoding PL tones about 100.0hz
it decodes from below 100.0 just fine and 100.0  but 100.0 is little slow
decoding but above 100.0  it just does nothing..

Thanks
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[Repeater-Builder] Zetron 38Max Question

[bretb9]

Hello,
I picked up a Zetron 38 Max repeater controller at a hamfest and
the seller did not know the password. The default does not work. Is
there a hardware reset I can perform to reset to default values ? I am
accessing the controller via RS232

   Thanks,
Bret










 
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Re: [Repeater-Builder] Choosing Commercial UHF Repeater

[Eric Lemmon]

Perhaps the best answer is to see what the public-safety agencies use at
sites with several dozen UHF repeaters within a few hundred meters.  In
my area of Central California, the most common repeaters are Motorola
Quantar and MTR2000, or Kenwood TKR-840.  The brand of the repeater used
is driven by the brand of mobile and portable radios being used, since a
Kenwood mobile radio will not mute quietly on a Motorola repeater, and
(except for the Professional Series radios) vice-versa.  While many GE,
Vertex, and Icom radios will mute quietly on a Kenwood repeater, that is
not a "given."

While selecting top-quality equipment is important, there is a great
deal of engineering that must go into the design of a repeater at a
dense site.  Logical placement of antennas is important; you don't want
to put your antenna right next to an antenna that has a harmonic or
subharmonic relationship to yours.

My personal preference is to use large-diameter cavity bandpass filters
on both RX and TX, double or triple ferrite circulators on TX, and
nothing but double-shielded cable or hardline throughout.  The Number
One Rule is that nothing but an on-frequency signal can get into my
receiver, and nothing but an on-frequency signal leaves my transmitter. 
In an ideal world, all of the repeaters at a dense site would be
designed to follow this Rule.  Alas, such is not the case...

73, Eric Lemmon WB6FLY

mbloom0947 wrote:
> 
> I suspect that many of the participants here have had experience
> selecting UHF repeaters for high-RF applications such as at
> broadcasting sites.   Which would you buy and why?  Yaesu/Vertex,
> ICOM, Kenwood, or some Motorola type?   At present I am using a pair
> of Moto GM300s with a RICK controller.
> 
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[Repeater-Builder] Explanation & Solution to the GE Mastr II non duplexing frequencies (mobile repeater)

[Kevin Custer]

All,

It was a busy day at the Repeater Builder shop.  Scott Z and I were 
working on a Mastr II mobile conversion for a customer on 224.000 -1.6 
megs and couldn't get the thing to duplex as it self quieted as soon as 
the transmitter was activated.  We both knew about the problem on UHF 
that happened around 443.400 give or take, but the 220 thing had us 
baffled.  We decided to load the whole scenario into Microflop XL and 
see if we could see anything that could be producing the problem.  Sure 
enough, lots of data was produced, studied, and the problem found.  We 
took this one step further and made a prediction spreadsheet that shows 
the "good" and "bad" repeater pairs on both the 220 and 440 ham bands.

If you would like to download the XL files to view to research that 
shows why certain frequencies using LSI are a no-no, go here:



BTW, all fields are editable with your own entries to prove to yourself 
why things are as they are on (your?) frequencies...
The Good and Bad fields on the UHF *may* be a bit liberal as an 
differential frequency of 15 kilohertz was used as the criteria.  This 
field can also be edited if you think 15 Kc is too liberal in the judgment.

Moving on, the data also shows that using High Side Injection will 
eliminate the problem, however, using a popular 220 mod that doesn't 
change the LO multiplication factor results in a HSI fundamental of of 
nearly 26 megahertz; something way out of the original range of the 
ICOM.  I wanted a LO fundamental down in the 17.XXX range so we decided 
to look at other modifications on the internet and found two that indeed 
used the formula of LO=RX-11.2/12 instead of the original divide by 9.  
We weren't extremely happy with the tuning of the modifications found on 
the net, so we decided to do our own research to perfect the Mastr II to 
220 receiver mods.  Not only did we stabilize the conversion, but we 
gained several dB of sensitivity in the process.  I have never been 
satisfied with the 220 receiver conversion on the Mastr II, until now.  
Our bench research showed a lack of LO injection to be the problem with 
the current mods on the internet.  We converted 2 receivers in the shop 
today just to be sure our conversion can be duplicated.  Both turned out 
to be around -117 dBm for 12 dB sinad with no preamplifier; slightly 
better than book spec as determined by the HP 8920 service monitor.  
This modification allows the 220 LO fundamental to be close to the 
original High-Band fundamental.  At some point in time I'll write up the 
new mods for the 220 Mastr II receiver and post them on the Mastr II Dot 
Com website.  Of course, simple HSI seems to fix the problem in the UHF 
band with no ill effects, and the X12 LO multiplier scheme seems to fix 
the problem totally on the 220 band, even with LSI.

Hope this helps,  Comments welcome.
Kevin Custer   -   M. Scott Zimmerman
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Re: [Repeater-Builder] Need info TPL PA6-1-BE Rpt UHF

[NØATH]

I have a good friend that was shop boss for TPL - If you have any questions I 
can ask him for you
Dave / NØATH

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I did a Google on PA6-1BE and found:
http://www.wiscointl.com/tpl/Mobile%20Amplifiers.htm

PA6-1BE Drive 8-15W Output 70-100W


At 12:36 AM 2/22/2005 +, you wrote:
>I have a rack mount (very heavy) TPL amp that I need info about.






 
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Re: [Repeater-Builder] Need info TPL PA6-1-BE Rpt UHF

[Steve Kometz]

Yes, I did that too, but this is the Rpt version, and I hoped to find out if there are any differences. Esp. the connections to the rear. 













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Re: [Repeater-Builder] Need info TPL PA6-1-BE Rpt UHF

[Joe]

I did a Google on PA6-1BE and found:
http://www.wiscointl.com/tpl/Mobile%20Amplifiers.htm

PA6-1BE Drive 8-15W Output 70-100W


At 12:36 AM 2/22/2005 +, you wrote:
>I have a rack mount (very heavy) TPL amp that I need info about.






 
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[Repeater-Builder] Need info TPL PA6-1-BE Rpt UHF

[Steve]

I have a rack mount (very heavy) TPL amp that I need info about. 
I would like to use it on a HAM repeater.
Looks like a well built unit, internal PS, fans, large heat sink. 
Questions are:
What is the drive level?
What is the output level?
What are the rear panel connections (V+,+sense,V-,-sense,and remote)
Are there any connections to the above to make it function. 
And, lastly, if anyone has manual that they would like to sell or 
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[Repeater-Builder] yaesu FTC 1540A or FTC 1525A

[allan327092]

Hi to the group,i'm looking for yaesu ftc1540 or ftc1525,if any one 
who has this model and willing to sell it,send me an email 
please'thanks to the group

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Re: [Repeater-Builder] Choosing Commercial UHF Repeater

[CookTowersInc]

Hello All,
The Kenwood TKR-840 is a fine repeater. But I have noted 
that
most of the Hams seem to buy the Kenwood TKR-850 and 
they
work very well. We have a Ham who has a Maggiore
High pro at one of our tower site that is very 
high
RF and works well. We have a 50,000 watt FM 
broadcast
station, a digital TV station that I have no clue what 
it
puts out. 3 cell carriers, 9 trunking systems some 
800
some 900 and a new 460 5 channel trunk. The Ham 
repeater
is in a rack right next to and in the same room as this 
whole
mess. It has a TX/RX duplexer and circulator. No fancy stuff 
just the repeater and a 1200 MHz duplex link. Seems to do just fine. The antenna 
is a DB-420 about 50 feet below the FM broadcast antenna.
Very Best,
Dean Westbrook, EE,PE.
 
 













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[Repeater-Builder] Wanted: Yaseu Goof Board.

[DCFluX]

I am in the market for a nice used Yaseu FTS22 CTCSS decoder board as
seen in such radios as the FT-5100, FT-5200 and FT-8100.  Let me know
if you got a spare or basket case radio that the board and cable is
salvageable.

--Matt




 
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RE: [Repeater-Builder] What is a DB Products 8830 / Sentry 8000?

[John \(WB5NFC\)]

Thanks for the great info, Bryan. Do you have or do
you know how I can get my hands on the documentation?
John

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>   It is a alarm monitoring unit. With appropriate
> power sensors it can
> monitor transmit power, SWR, various voltages, PTT,
> etc. It is also capable
> of remotely controlling outputs for control
> functions. If connected to a
> phone line, it can also page or call pre-programmed
> numbers when certain
> criteria is met, such as high VSWR, low power, AC
> power fail, etc.
>   I have a unit on one of my repeaters. It works
> pretty well.
> Bryan
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> 8830 / Sentry 8000?
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> 
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> 
> Need help in identifying an interesting 19" rack
> mounted unknown
> device, please. Item was manufactured by DB
> Products. Sticker on the
> top identifies it as a DB 8830. Sticker on the back
> says DB 6168
> Manufactured in 7/94. There's also a label
> indicating Sentry 8000.
> Seems to be some sort of telemetry device, but
> that's about all I can
> guess.  Anyone know anything about this beast? What
> is/was it? Manual,
> schematic...anything?? 
> 
> Thanks in advance.
> 
> John  
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Re: [Repeater-Builder] Choosing Commercial UHF Repeater

[Maire Company]

well the best one I like is the Kenwood TKR-840 as we use them for a number 
of UHF sites.
the mate is the TKR-740 VHF

thanks John
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>
>
> I suspect that many of the participants here have had experience
> selecting UHF repeaters for high-RF applications such as at
> broadcasting sites.   Which would you buy and why?  Yaesu/Vertex,
> ICOM, Kenwood, or some Motorola type?   At present I am using a pair
> of Moto GM300s with a RICK controller.
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RE: [Repeater-Builder] What is a DB Products 8830 / Sentry 8000?

[Bryan . Dorbert]

It is a alarm monitoring unit. With appropriate power sensors it can
monitor transmit power, SWR, various voltages, PTT, etc. It is also capable
of remotely controlling outputs for control functions. If connected to a
phone line, it can also page or call pre-programmed numbers when certain
criteria is met, such as high VSWR, low power, AC power fail, etc.
I have a unit on one of my repeaters. It works pretty well.
Bryan
N3ST

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Need help in identifying an interesting 19" rack mounted unknown
device, please. Item was manufactured by DB Products. Sticker on the
top identifies it as a DB 8830. Sticker on the back says DB 6168
Manufactured in 7/94. There's also a label indicating Sentry 8000.
Seems to be some sort of telemetry device, but that's about all I can
guess.  Anyone know anything about this beast? What is/was it? Manual,
schematic...anything?? 

Thanks in advance.

John  







 
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[Repeater-Builder] What is a DB Products 8830 / Sentry 8000?

[wb5nfc]

Need help in identifying an interesting 19" rack mounted unknown
device, please. Item was manufactured by DB Products. Sticker on the
top identifies it as a DB 8830. Sticker on the back says DB 6168
Manufactured in 7/94. There's also a label indicating Sentry 8000.
Seems to be some sort of telemetry device, but that's about all I can
guess.  Anyone know anything about this beast? What is/was it? Manual,
schematic...anything?? 

Thanks in advance.

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[Repeater-Builder] What is a DB Products 8830 / Sentry 8000?

[wb5nfc]

Need help in identifying an interesting 19" rack mounted unknown
device, please. Item was manufactured by DB Products. Sticker on the
top identifies it as a DB 8830. Sticker on the back says DB 6168
Manufactured in 7/94. There's also a label indicating Sentry 8000.
Seems to be some sort of telemetry device, but that's about all I can
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schematic...anything?? 

Thanks in advance.

John  







 
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[Repeater-Builder] Choosing Commercial UHF Repeater

[mbloom0947]

I suspect that many of the participants here have had experience 
selecting UHF repeaters for high-RF applications such as at 
broadcasting sites.   Which would you buy and why?  Yaesu/Vertex, 
ICOM, Kenwood, or some Motorola type?   At present I am using a pair 
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[Repeater-Builder] RPT-21

[Brent]

Looking for the tune-up procure for the rpt-21 uhf anyone have that info
avail on their computer?

Thanks
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Re: [Repeater-Builder] Yahoo bounce status

[Jim B.]

Nate Duehr wrote:

> Jim B. wrote:
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>>Here we go again-Yaphooey put me in bounce status for no reason.
>>They said msg #11290 in radios-4-sale bounced. The last msg in the group 
>>is 11153! dumb [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> 
> If you click through to the reason page, they'll give you the exact 
> bounce message from your or your ISP's mail server.
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> Many ISP's now block spam at the server level by simply refusing the 
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> I do this on one of my servers, so spam sent to Yahoo lists causes me to 
> get put in Bounce status because Yahoo sees the error from the mail 
> server that clearly states "Rejected - Appears to be Spam." as a server 
> failure. 
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> Their choice.
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> Perhaps your ISP is doing this also.
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> Hopefully that's helpful -- and Yahoo's free, you get what you pay for.
> 
> Nate WY0X

 >Sorry, Nate, but read it again-they say they got a bounce from a >message
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In fact, I just checked-they say they bounced msg 11290 on 2/17; msg 
11290 STILL does not exist yet on the radios-4-sale group! The most 
recent msg on that group as of 11:45AM Monday is 11249! How can a 
message that doesn't even exist get bounced?
It's not the server that's stupid, it's the people that run it.

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Re: [Repeater-Builder] Andrew Heliax (was Line loss)

[russ]

SORRY!
I need to get on the 12 step program.
I have been dealing with a supplier
and they are named Andrews. Not
Andrew the antenna and coax folks.
73 Russ,

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> Please Russ,
>
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>
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> http://www.andrew.com/
>
> Kevin Custer
>
> russ wrote:
>
> >There are also some good loss charts on some of the coax manufactures web
sites. Like Andrews, Com-Scope and RFS.
> >Good luck and 73,
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Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: M2 CAS

[Jim B.]

Henry Clark, KC4KZT wrote:

> Add me to the list who could not get a 443/448 pair to duplex in the
> same chassis.
> 
> 
> 
> Nothing I tried would ever work.  Way too much desense.  That was
> about 5 years
> 
> ago, and I remember someone saying then that 443/448 was a mission,
> and for some
> 
> unknown reason would not duplex efficiently in the Mastr II chassis.

I remember this coming up a few years ago-wasn't it a case of the LO in 
the receiver getting close to the same freq as the tx (or one of the 
multiplier stages?), and in a duplex app, the tx freq was getting into 
the IF of the rx...or something like that...

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Re: [Repeater-Builder] Yahoo bounce status

[Jim B.]

Nate Duehr wrote:

> Jim B. wrote:
> 
> 
>>Here we go again-Yaphooey put me in bounce status for no reason.
>>They said msg #11290 in radios-4-sale bounced. The last msg in the group 
>>is 11153! dumb [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> 
> If you click through to the reason page, they'll give you the exact 
> bounce message from your or your ISP's mail server.
> 
> I don't think their server is as dumb as you think it is.
> 
> Many ISP's now block spam at the server level by simply refusing the 
> mail delivery. 
> 
> I do this on one of my servers, so spam sent to Yahoo lists causes me to 
> get put in Bounce status because Yahoo sees the error from the mail 
> server that clearly states "Rejected - Appears to be Spam." as a server 
> failure. 
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> Their choice.
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> Perhaps your ISP is doing this also.
> 
> Hopefully that's helpful -- and Yahoo's free, you get what you pay for.
> 
> Nate WY0X

Sorry, Nate, but read it again-they say they got a bounce from a message 
that didn't exist in the group yet! And this has happened a bunch of 
times over the last year or two.

-- 
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Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Duplexer

[Jim B.]

Reuben Meeks wrote:
> 
> Hello Jim,
> Yes, I stand corrected. It is tuned from the factory for 
> 147.990/147.390 mhz.
> 73's,
> Reuben Meeks, W8GUC

Otherwise it would've been rather interesting!
;c}
-- 
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Re: [Repeater-Builder] Line loss

[CookTowersInc]

Hello All,
This is all good and right on the money!
But reminder that every 3 db cuts your
signal in half. I would not use the 9913
on a repeater my self you mite want to
look into some 1/2" Hard-Line type coax.
Less loss and you will not get the static
type of noise of 9913 type coax.
Be very careful of buying used Hard-Line
type of coax. Unless you can sweep it
to make darn sure it is good. Just a small
amount of moisture will mess up a whole 
roll of Hard-Line type coax. A bad fork
lift operator will mess up a roll as well.
We get Hard-Line type coax at work some
times brand new right off the truck from
the manufacture and when we sweep it
with a TDR it is bad. So be very careful
of any used or take down Hard-Line type
coax unless YOU can test it and not who
you are buying it from. There is an old
saying and that is it all ways is good at the
Ham fest.
I also agree do not get cheap on your
antenna. If you need small on 440 the
DB-404 is a good low cost omni. You can
go to the repeater-builders page. There is
a list and info on all types of antennas
and where to buy them.
Just my two cents.
Dean Westbrook, EE, PE.
 













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[Repeater-Builder] FS Spectrum/Hamtronics 222Mhz repeater

[Joe]

I have finally decided to sell my 224.66Mhz repeater due to no activity in 
the area.  The duplexers have already been sold, but the transmitter and 
receiver is for sale.  I am keeping the S-Com 5k controller that I was 
using on this repeater.

Hamtronics R-220 receiver
Communications Specialist TS-32 PL decoder
GLB Electronics preselector
The receiver is tested and measures less that .2uV for 12dB Sinad
RX frequency is 223.06Mhz

Spectrum SCT-110 exciter, measures 12 watts output
BA-70RPT PA, measures 48 watts output (specification is 50 watts for the 
220 PA)
Communications Specialist SS-32 PL encoder
TX frequency is 224.66Mhz

Both are on rack mount plates, connections are brought out to terminal 
strips on the rear panel.
All boards are in cast aluminum cases.  Photos available at:
http://users.adelphia.net/%7Ek1ike/

Asking $300.00
73, Joe, k1ike






 
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Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Looking for Heliax

[Ted Bleiman K9MDM - MDM Radio]

ed
try
charles crotts  337 769 2885
winston salem NC he has tons of cable
mdmEd Folta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
HI GroupSeeking a best price scenarioAnyone out there have about 3000 feet of1/2 Heliax. Looking for new product. Can be alternate brand(s),but of the LDF specification.Connectors also required - Female N's - quantity 40.Regards from the Windy CityEd FoltaCom/Rad Inc.Yahoo! Groups Links<*> To visit your group on the web, go to:http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Repeater-Builder/<*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to:[EMAIL PROTECTED]<*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject
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[Repeater-Builder] Re: Looking for Heliax

[Ed Folta]

HI Group

Seeking a best price scenario

Anyone out there have about 3000 feet of
1/2 Heliax.  Looking for new product.  Can be alternate brand(s),
but of the LDF specification.

Connectors also required - Female N's - quantity 40.

Regards from the Windy City

Ed Folta
Com/Rad Inc.


  













 
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Re: [Repeater-Builder] FW: wtb: GE master II pa

[Q]

No,it is not drilled for both! Incompatible. I have re-drilled a 
couple,but this is a huge job not for the beginner!

Joe wrote:

> Question,
>
>Will the 4 transistor PA fit on the continuous duty heatsink?  In other words, 
>was the heatsink drilled for both types of amps?  I never thought to look at 
>this.
>
>Joe
>
> Q <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: 
> 
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>What he needs is some guidance! First,the VHF high power PA is 110 
>watt,not 100. The old style 4 transistor PA is a brute! much better than 
>the more modern 2 transistor version
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RE: [Repeater-Builder] Andrew Heliax (was Line loss)

[Buley, Kenneth L \(GE Consumer & Industrial\)]

Would that be Joe's (ex-Andrew's) Heliax ??

Kenneth Buley
Bullitt County DES CD-2
Bullitt County Red Cross/Certified ECRVDriver/Operator BC-6
Bullitt County ARES\RACES Coordinator KY4DES 


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 Only if Andrew still posseses the hardline.

The cable that I have in the garage is Andrew Heliax because I now own it.

73, Joe K1ike

(Also working the 12 step Andrew program);-)








 
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Re: [Repeater-Builder] Andrew Heliax (was Line loss)

[Joe]

 Only if Andrew still posseses the hardline.

The cable that I have in the garage is Andrew Heliax because I now own it.

73, Joe K1ike

(Also working the 12 step Andrew program);-)


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=

Correct English grammar is Andrew's Heliax 

Use apostrophes in the possessive form.





 
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Re: [Repeater-Builder] FW: wtb: GE master II pa

[Joe]

 Question,

Will the 4 transistor PA fit on the continuous duty heatsink?  In other words, 
was the heatsink drilled for both types of amps?  I never thought to look at 
this.

Joe

 Q <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: 
 
=

What he needs is some guidance! First,the VHF high power PA is 110 
watt,not 100. The old style 4 transistor PA is a brute! much better than 
the more modern 2 transistor version




 
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[Repeater-Builder] UHF Micor Mobile Exciter Questions

[John]

Hello Group,

I have just picked up several UHF Micor mobiles and have several 
questions before testing them.  The  3 wires for the LLA or transmit 
pre-driver are not connected;  can someone tell me which pins they 
should connect to??  Also, what exciter pin is used to switch between 
Standard and Widespaced??  Thanks.

73, John, K9KA








 
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Re: [Repeater-Builder] Andrew Heliax (was Line loss)

[ian.ashford]

Correct English grammar is Andrew's Heliax 

Use apostrophes in the possessive form.

Ian
G8PWE


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> 
> 
>   The 12 step 'End the S Program ...'  
> 
>   Neil 
> 
> Steve Kometz wrote:
> > 
> > Thank you Kevin!!!
> > 
> > Everybody notice, its ANDREW.  No S on the end.
> > (I know, I should be in a 12 step program)
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Re: [Repeater-Builder] Andrew Heliax (was Line loss)

[Neil McKie]

  The 12 step 'End the S Program ...'  

  Neil 

Steve Kometz wrote:
> 
> Thank you Kevin!!!
> 
> Everybody notice, its ANDREW.  No S on the end.
> (I know, I should be in a 12 step program)
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