Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Chance of a Lifetime (kinda OT)???

2005-07-02 Thread Neil McKie

  Not yet ... 

  Neil 

Laryn Lohman wrote:
 
 --- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Neil McKie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  and three phase power.  (A former FM Broadcast site.)
 
  I now have a respectable repeater site.
 
Works for me,
 
Neil - WA6KLA
 
 Neil, you feedin' some of that three phase power to the final of your
 repeater??  !!
 
 Laryn K8TVZ






 
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[Repeater-Builder] Re: Chance of a Lifetime (kinda OT)???

2005-07-01 Thread k5oo

 
 Just curious if anyone had experience with this.
 
 Steve, KE4MOB

Hi Steve. I have found some rather high property ( 1000 ft HAAT) 
which I purchased myself. I have elected to avoid all the hastles of 
leasing and just built a weekend cabin up there and it houses an 
amateur repeater which I moved from a high tower previously at my 
house. Yes, it does make a GOOD field day site, especially for the 
VUF/UHF operations. I have just a 17 ft. pole now for an antenna 
mount but am going to install around  60-80 ft Rohn 25G when I get to 
it. I had to get a road dozed, gravel hauled, building, timber 
cleared, etc. 4 years later, it has made a good work project and the 
family is happy with the recreation aspects because we like the high 
country and bordering National Forrest. My advice is to own your own 
place and do with it as you please and build it up over time assuming 
there aren't neighbors with bad blood. It sounds like a good 
investment and likely is a chance of a lifetime. Another repeater 
that I helped a friend with for 13 years had to move 3 times because 
of small site changes that occurred. 






 
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[Repeater-Builder] Re: Chance of a Lifetime (kinda OT)???

2005-07-01 Thread k5oo

 
 Just curious if anyone had experience with this.
 
 Steve, KE4MOB

Hi Steve. I have found some rather high property ( 1000 ft HAAT) 
which I purchased myself. I have elected to avoid all the hastles of 
leasing and just built a weekend cabin up there and it houses an 
amateur repeater which I moved from a high tower previously at my 
house. Yes, it does make a GOOD field day site, especially for the 
VUF/UHF operations. I have just a 17 ft. pole now for an antenna 
mount but am going to install around  60-80 ft Rohn 25G when I get to 
it. I had to get a road dozed, gravel hauled, building, timber 
cleared, etc. 4 years later, it has made a good work project and the 
family is happy with the recreation aspects because we like the high 
country and bordering National Forrest. My advice is to own your own 
place and do with it as you please and build it up over time assuming 
there aren't neighbors with bad blood. It sounds like a good 
investment and likely is a chance of a lifetime. Another repeater 
that I helped a friend with for 13 years had to move 3 times because 
of small site changes that occurred. 






 
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[Repeater-Builder] Re: Chance of a Lifetime (kinda OT)???

2005-07-01 Thread Laryn Lohman
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Neil McKie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 and three phase power.  (A former FM Broadcast site.) 
 
 I now have a respectable repeater site. 
 
   Works for me, 
 
   Neil - WA6KLA 

Neil, you feedin' some of that three phase power to the final of your
repeater??  !!

Laryn K8TVZ







 
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[Repeater-Builder] Re: Chance of a Lifetime (kinda OT)???

2005-06-30 Thread skipp025
Hi Steve,

You could have a sports car in the driveway or a 
repeater site on a mountain for your mid life crisis. 

One of the above tends to be a better girl catcher, 
but you can shut the volume off on the other. :-) 

Two-way radio is a tough place to be, but there are 
many of us still making a go of it. Just depends on 
how hard you want to work or play. 

Depending on where you live, the going rate could be 
anything from $15,000. to $500,000. for the site. 

Jump in, the waters warm.   

cheers,
skipp 


 Steve Matda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Here's my situation.
 
 I have been looking for a new repeater site for quite awhile.  One of 
 my potential sites was owned and previously used by a BIG utility 
 company for a microwave site about 10 years ago.  It has since been 
 abandoned and left to deteriorate.  It's at about 3000 ft elevation, 
 with an access road about 1/2 mile long that has for the most part 
 eroded away to a four wheeler trail.  There's still a transformer on 
 the pole, but no drop, and a 20x10 concrete block building with two 4 
 masts sticking up about 15 ft from the roofline.
 
 Just for kicks and giggles, about a month ago I shot off an email to 
 the corporate website to see if I could get access.  Their land agent 
 called me this morning.
 
 They want to sell it to me.  At appraisal.  1 acre of mountaintop.
 
 Am I nuts for thinking this may be the opportunity of a lifetime--if 
 not from a ham radio perspective, then as a business venture (site 
 leasing, etc.)?
 
 Just curious if anyone had experience with this.
 
 Steve, KE4MOB






 
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Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Chance of a Lifetime (kinda OT)???

2005-06-30 Thread Dave VanHorn


At any rate...I have contacted a property assesor.  We'll see where
that leads.

Good luck!
If nothing else, it ought to make a good field day site :)





 
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[Repeater-Builder] Re: Chance of a Lifetime (kinda OT)???

2005-06-30 Thread Steve Matda
HAAT of 1080 feet per Radio Deluxe!!

--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Dave VanHorn [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
wrote:
 
 
 At any rate...I have contacted a property assesor.  We'll see where
 that leads.
 
 Good luck!
 If nothing else, it ought to make a good field day site :)






 
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