Brian,
I am very familiar with this problem. There are several possible
contributing factors:
1. The users speak too soon after keying the mike.
2. The repeater may be slow in responding to incoming PL.
3. The PL frequency may be well below 100 Hz.
4. The PL deviation may be too low (not
Well...sorta. The feed line in question is referred to as 'air
dielectric', as such instead of a foam or polyethylene dielectric to
keep the center conductor centered where it is and provide insulation
between the center conductor and ground, there is a spiral piece of
dielectric material to hold
Kevin thank you for the fine explanation. Digging deeper into my
junque box, I have come up with a Phelps-Dodge duplexer which was on a
low power in-house repeater on 464 mc. This one is designed for TX
low/RX high, and is the one that will be used for this project. I am
tuning and evaluating
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One local broadcast station is notorius for running out of nitrogen on
the hill and letting it go for months on end. When they finally decide
it is time, I put a new tank on, crank it up, climb the tower and
I bought Kelly Tires for my 1994 Dodge Shadow and I use regular Air , one
thing ABT Dodges is that they designed their vechicles for 2 way
applications like running DC PWR cables thru a rubber plug that slits w/a
jackknife.
204,700 Miles and still running.
Mark Holman, CRO
AB8RU
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I am finishing up my uhf repeater buildup, and I made up some 1/4
superflex jumpers from the radio (Converted mitrek) to the duplexer
to replace the crummy ones I am using now (One is a RG-8, the other
an RG-8M,lots of adapters and everything, yuk!). The connectors on
the radios are so-239,
What state and city are they located in?
thanks,
dougd
KC2KGY
WPSI726
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They do not have a website. I just purchased a ham split DB408
and was very
happy with them. You just have to call them and see if they
I believe the office I spoke to was Glassboro (or something like that) in
New Jersey. They also made mention of another office somewhere in Georgia.
Adam N2ACF
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From: Doug D. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, November 20, 2004
Kevin,
That is one awesome repeater! Nice mix of GE and Motorola
stuff. I sort of have the reverse situation with GE
receiver / exciter and Moto PA.
I have questions concerning the PA selection relays. I
assume you have relays at the PA outputs as well as the
inputs? What type of relays are
Did you measure the 50 ohms with a multimeter? If you
did, try putting power to the cables with a radio and
measure the reflected power of the jumper by itself.
Sometimes a DC 50 ohms does not equal an RF 50 ohms.
The other possiblilty might be that the RG8 was the
exact lengths to make it
Paul Kelley wrote:
Kevin,
That is one awesome repeater! Nice mix of GE and Motorola
stuff. I sort of have the reverse situation with GE
receiver / exciter and Moto PA.
I have questions concerning the PA selection relays. I
assume you have relays at the PA outputs as well as the
inputs?
How about running the exciter PTT or A+ through timed relay contacts that
will open on a power failure, and then close again after sufficient time for
a cold switch to be made has elapsed? The brief interruption of signal
should be of little consequence to voice users, and might also serve to
They also do have the DB-224e in stock I bought one from them last week. I
got the price from Dean in the Glassboro NJ office.
We installed it this morning and it is working very well on our 147.315
repeater in Chester PA. It is nice that some one still stocks good antennas
in the Ham bands and
I've run into a situation, and thought I'd tap the
assembled knowledge of the group...
Is there a software package available that will let
someone drag-and-drop JPG or GIF image files
and produce a single PDF file?
The current situation is 27 individual page scans
from a Motorola manual that
Cook Towers, and all their phone numbers, is on the Suppliers page
at www.repeater-builder.com I think it's under antennas.
At 05:05 AM 11/20/04, you wrote:
I believe the office I spoke to was Glassboro (or something like that) in
New Jersey. They also made mention of another office
To create a PDF file you will have to have the full version of Adobe
Acrobat, it is the only program that is able to creat them. There is a
software license on that one that to my knowledge has never been broken.
Mathew
- Original Message -
From: Mike WA6ILQ [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Do a google search for a PDF printer driver, there are many free ones to use. Throw all of your gifs and jpegs into Word and create you document. Then, after installing a pdf printer program, you select the pdf printer as your default printer and "print" your word doc. A box will come up that
They Have offices in Glassboro NJ (south NJ), A big warehouse in New Castle
Del.,
A sales office in Eagleville PA. and a Office out side of Atlanta GA.
Contact info.
NJ- 856-881-6777
PA- 610-631-3447
GA- 770-423-7553
DE- 302-328-0339
Toll free- 877-992-2665
No web page.
E-mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I
There are other third party PDF creators. Google around and you'll find
them. I think there is one called PDFCreator on SourceForge.Net
- Rob
At 06:22 PM 11/20/2004, you wrote:
To create a PDF file you will have to have the full version of Adobe
Acrobat, it is the only program that is able
Another way is to use Windows picture and fax viewer (available in XP),
select all of the JPGs for printing, then send 'em to the pdf driver. That's
what I use.
Richard, N7TGB
-Original Message-From: TGundo 2003
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Saturday, November 20, 2004
Mike:
It may be more expensive or trouble than you are looking
for, but Paperport Pro 9.0 will allow you to scan
directly to PDF. You can scan individual pages and
Paperport allows you to drop them onto each other
to stack them into a multipage document.
I use Paperport 9.0 and it is an
From: Mike WA6ILQ [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, November 20, 2004 3:16 PM
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Question for the list...
I've run into a situation, and thought I'd tap the
assembled knowledge of the group...
Is there a software
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