Hi all i want to know about the Flat audio ? and what is the applicaion for it hussienreda
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Doesn't Radio Shack sell a Discone antenna?
Neil - WA6KLA
Paul Finch wrote:
John and Group,
We have been looking for a 146 MHz, 220 MHz and a 440 MHz tri
band antenna for an installation here in our local fire station.
Does anyone have any? So far we can't find anything.
John,
This is a control station that will talk to several local and not so local
repeaters for emergency service in disasters.
Before I put my tall tower up I had a knock off of a Comet dual band antenna
on a 60 foot tower that covered pretty well. Not the best but it kept me
from having to put
Found some, thanks.
Paul
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Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] repeater ant for 900 mhz
Doesn't Radio
My problem is YF goes into this drag me to some cosmetic thing Like I
am going to be like that new cell phone commercial, besides wearing
metal body conductors isn't my thing either!
mark h.
Jim wrote:
skipp025 wrote:
Dayton Hamvention Input Wanted.
My friend Tom is directly
Broadcasting is switching to LED lighting check with a CPBE at any
station. if your concern for going over the 200 foot tower height and
check CFR 47 part 17.
Mark Holman SBE CRO
IT student
Doug Zastrow wrote:
Hello All,
In return for free tower space our ham club baby
At 21:21 11/20/2005, you wrote:
I've never seen a 146/220/440 antenna that I would feel comfortable putting
into repeater service.
I use the Comet CX-333 on a 220 repeater; works quite well. Don't
currently use the other bands on that antenna.
Bob NO6B
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11 by one site weather if the one company decided to park their gear
outside the fence maybe for obvious reasons. Don't ask me who.
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Richard D. Reese wrote:
Check with any tower owners in your area. Many have old
I think so if you are still lucky to find one.
Neil McKie wrote:
Doesn't Radio Shack sell a Discone antenna?
Neil - WA6KLA
Paul Finch wrote:
John and Group,
We have been looking for a 146 MHz, 220 MHz and a 440 MHz tri
band antenna for an installation here in our
Occasionally you will find an old stock one at radio shack... but
they are not of good quality. Icom makes a very nice unit, as does
diamond.. but they cost more. The icom unit is by far the best of
the trio.
mike
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Replace the domes over the flash head (abt $600+ each).. I had
several that appeared perfect to look but as the temperature rose
from the strobe flashing and the flash head P/S the covers would
expand and the hairline cracks would open enough to let moisture
in.. We went thru more tubes in
Re: repeater ant for 900 mhz
The small 800 mhz baseball bat antennas can be easily
moved up to 900 MHz. About 1/4 inch comes off two
areas and they're good to go. I have some before and
after pictures I could share.
cheers,
skipp
Mark A. Holman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Some paging
At 11:39 PM 11/20/05, you wrote:
Hi all
i want to know about the Flat audio ? and what is the applicaion for it
hussien reda
This topic has been covered several times.
Please look at
http://www.repeater-builder.com/tech-info/flataudio.html
for a detailed explanation.
Mike
For a normal pass/reject duplexer, you would need
something to view the signal (service monitor or
spectrum analyzer) and something to provide a signal
(separate signal generator or a tracking generator
built into the service monitor or spectrum analyzer).
Additional items that could come in
Want: Motorola dpl/pl Code Synth 2 Generator basic
instruction manual/info.
Anyone got a scan of the Motorola dpl/pl Code Synth
2 Generator basic instructions/manual/information
you'd be willing to share. A friend has one without
the manual and would like to know how to program a
dpl
Depends on your available resources. You can
tune a duplexer using two radios, some cable and
proper 50 ohm loads and pads as a basic min or
poor mans test equipment.
Then you can spend the bucks on the high end
equipment. If you win the lotto, the dream equipment
would be something like
Skipp,
The code synth II is still a production unit. I believe the manual is about
$12 from Moto direct. HTH.
Kevin
K2KMB
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I have a TLN-2419A which appears to be a test set. Can anyone tell me what it
is for?
tom/W4OKW
Tom Clarke
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Wyle Laboratories, Inc
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I have a TLN-2419A which appears to be a test set. Can anyone tell
me what it is for?
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It is a Motorola MSF-5000 Diagnostic Metering Panel
FS: Kenwood TKR-850 (Version 2)
A local ham bought a new Kenwood TKR-850 (Version 2)
Repeater. It was ordered with a Factory Labor Code to
tune it in the Amateur Band Segment. On the way inbound
from Kenwood his vehicle melted down and he now needs to
sell the (un-opened box) repeater well
To tune the duplexer correctly requires q VNA (Vector Network Analyzer).
This will ensure that you have the duplexer at the correct frequency and
impedance.
You can tune a duplexer to about 90% of it's ability with a spectrum
analyzer and a tracking generator.
You can do a fair job with the
I am using two Icom IC-2AT hand held radios as a low power one way
repeater system. This system provides a full quieting signal into a
local repeater whenever I use another HT around the house. The one
way transmitter uses a yagi antenna in the attic and the frequency is
set to a local repeater
Mike Morris WA6ILQ wrote:
At 11:39 PM 11/20/05, you wrote:
Hi all
i want to know about the Flat audio ? and what is the applicaion for it
hussien reda
This topic has been covered several times.
Please look at http://www.repeater-builder.com/tech-info/flataudio.html
for a detailed
Kevin Custer wrote:
In addition, here is a link to a sight
Unlike the link to a siteoh well
kuggie
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At 08:00 PM 11/21/2005 -0500, you wrote:
i want to know about the Flat audio ? and what is the applicaion for it
---Flat audio is what happens when you leave your opened bottle of audio
on the coffee table overnight
Ken
No, Ken. Flat audio is what you get when your HT is run over by a
pavement roller.
Joe M.
Ken Arck wrote:
At 08:00 PM 11/21/2005 -0500, you wrote:
i want to know about the Flat audio ? and what is the applicaion for it
---Flat audio is what happens when you leave your opened bottle of
I would like to know if any of u have or know any ways
to get these radios' service manuals: GM300,
GM950e/i/plus, GM338. All are Motorola radios.
Thank you
Fred
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At 08:26 PM 11/21/2005 -0500, you wrote:
No, Ken. Flat audio is what you get when your HT is run over by a
pavement roller.
---Unless it's a vibrating pager that is run over. Then you have a pancake
motor.
Ken
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The GM300 Service Manual 6880902Z32 is still available from Motorola
Parts for $12.75, although a surcharge may apply. This is a fraction of
the cost to make a copy of someone else's manual.
73, Eric Lemmon WB6FLY
Bob M. wrote:
Have you tried ordering them direct from Motorola?
I have a Wanted to Trade a Motorola Manual I am looking for is for a MCS
2000 Programmers Service Manual I have to trade a Service Manual (
Hope this does not cause sparks !! ) for the following.
Quantar Station Products
Quantro S/P
DSS III
Astro Tac Comparator
Astro-Tac Reciever Model
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