Does anyone have a Mitrek Low Band Manual floating around that they are
willing to part with? I'd go for a copy (or pdf) of the receiver and
transmitter tuning instructions page.
Adi
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Adi Linden | va3adi | [EMAIL PROTECTED] | http://adis.ca
bill Croghan wrote:
I know I can retransmit NOAA, but they (ARRL) told me that it can not be
automatic. This is what I wanted to do. So then I asked about the weather
alert radio changing my courtesy tone to a W so I could then bring up the
link. The ARRL could not give me a straight answer on
This subject is one of those that seems to make a regular appearence on this
reflector. Since there are may repeaters sending the automatic wx alearts I
think
if the FCC saw this as a problem someone would have been reprimanded for doing
so.
Anyone aware of this happening?
Dex
Your
Hello all,
I have a tower site in southern Montana with no power. I am
considering the installation of a single UHF repeater run on solar
power at the site next summer. As such, I need the least amount of
current drain on the receive radio as possible. I intend to run an ARR
GaAsFET (20ma), and a
I have one that I will scan tonight if no one else has done it already.
--John - KI4AWK
- Original Message -
From: Adi Linden [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, November 19, 2003 10:04 AM
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Mitrek Low Band Manual
Does
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Adi Linden [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I am looking for a signal sampler. Power handling needs to be at
least 150W, frequency range 50MHz to 500MHz. Any suggestion where I
could buy one for $100...
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, nj902 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...You might look at the RF Industries variable signal sampler
which is rated from 20-3000 MHz, 500 Watts power, 20-80 dB
coupling. This device comes with type 'N' connectors which can be
changed using the RF Industries
Do you need the sampler simply to feed into a service monitor for deviation
measurements etc ?
If so, just wrap a three or four turn loop of wire around the coax feeding
your dummy load, and connect to test leads.
Bob
- Original Message -
From: nj902 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Have you thought about the *lossy tee*? There are several ways to
make them. I've made mine by taking a UHF or N 90 degree elbow and
drilling a large enough hole into it to roughly accept a BNC chassis
mount connector with the center conductor cut off short, so it won't
touch the inner
Adi,
For years we have made our own RF signal samplers from UHF tee's. The
male pin usually will unscrew. Then the double ended female section should
come out easily. Saw off one end of this double female section just past its
threaded hole. Re-assemble the tee. Mark the female end of the tee
Remember-the CONTROLLER is controlling the transmitter, NOT NWS! You as
the trustee have programmed the controller to do a certain function when
it receives a certain input. As long as you have means to override it
and turn it off remotely, YOU are controlling the transmitter.
Now, when this
... Forwarded ...
RAF Wireless Services wrote:
ROHN Industries Announces Asset Purchase Agreement
Nov 18, 2003--Telecommunications industry tower manufacturer
ROHN Industries has announced that it's entered into an asset
purchase agreement with SPX Corporation, a global,
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