I just had an experience at work with battery problems. I work for a wireless
company and we use 105 amp lead acid cells in a series-paralel configuration,
12 volt cells, three 48 volt strings. I was at the site last week and detected
the smell (and taste) of overcharging batteries. I
I've been told that stainless steel is alot weaker that the original tower
bolts.
73, Joe, K1ike
Chuck Kelsey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's why I pitch the cheap, plated bolts that come with the tower sections
and use stainless steel ones instead. The zinc plated ones would be rusty
Looking for a UHF Micor continous duty / working
condx / capable of 452 Mhz.
Ed K9QPJ
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Yes you need to keep that in mind. I know the bolts that are on my tower
came with grade 5. keep that in mine. I don't know if SS comes in grade 5.
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From: Joe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, August 24, 2005 7:57 AM
Subject:
I have a stationmaster in the garage that is noisy. It came off the local
club repeater and replacing it made our noise problem go away. I've taken it
apart and inspected it for cracks in the joints but can't find any. I've been
thinking of sending a 12VDC voltage through it using a ballast
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Looking for some one with a programmer for
eeprom
for IC RP 3010 repeater.
I have a friend in need of some minor changes in
the
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Thanks
Ed K9QPJ
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One way to know for sure where the noise is coming from is to take the
antenna out of the shell and lay the elements out on a tarp or large
sections of cardboard. I usually take 3 long tables back to back and
set them up in the shop and lay the insides of the antenna on the
tables for a
Hi
can anyone please tell me which the best VHF or UHF to select it to communicate
inside the big ship , i think the UHF best to select it thanks
Best Regards
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Joe, If you can get hold of a TDR that worked well for us to find the
problem. If also is a easy method to test for antenna problems while
still on the tower. We had a Stationmaster with a bad solder joint
and it was causing desense in windy days. Found and fixed with the
TDR. Also we had
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