To All- I beleive these are Sinclair F150 Cans
Jerry VE3 EXT
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You mentioned thermal cycling as a possibility...
In my experience, it's a great way to kill equipment.
Were the failed amps both the same type/design?
It might be that you're seeing a mechanical stress induced failure.
If they are different amps, then I don't think so, unless you just got
You mentioned thermal cycling as a possibility...
In my experience, it's a great way to kill equipment.
Were the failed amps both the same type/design?
It might be that you're seeing a mechanical stress induced failure.
If they are different amps, then I don't think so, unless you just got
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Here is the How to sheet on the Z matcher.
John VE3AMZ
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Here is the How to sheet on the Z matcher.
Dave VanHorn wrote:
You mentioned thermal cycling as a possibility...
In my experience, it's a great way to kill equipment.
True.
Were the failed amps both the same type/design?
It might be that you're seeing a mechanical stress induced failure.
If they are different amps, then I don't
Paul Finch wrote:
Ed,
Is that commonly called hybrid ring technology? I think Sinclair made a
duplexer that used that technology, is that correct?
Paul
Paul,
No, hybrid ring is totally different. The cavity / isolator example I
referenced is similar to a normal duplexer with the
Here's a link to the GE Z-Matcher info that I posted on my page in
January of 2004 for Mike Morris to grab and make a page on
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73, Tony W4ZT
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I also looked through about eveything that I thought
would pertain to the subject, but, could not find it.
Mike..n9wzx
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Thanks Jack,
I hope you're going to join us again for the Super
Secret Wednesday Lunch at the VIP Buffet in Sac today.
(El Camino near Watt Ave...)
I'm in the greater Sacramento Area, just off the main
East West interstate (I-80). Shipping 20 ft plus long
antennas is not something I
Hi Will,
Depends really on how serious the radio system is to
the user and how much effort they would put into being
on a specific radio channel in one area.
I've got two similar systems for two different customers,
one wouldn't even think of wanting to push the channel
selector when
After many years of Mountain Top Work, we caught our
first full-on view of a Large (full size) Mountain Lion
last week. She crossed the road right in front of us
with two giant leaps up the birm into the woods.
Very impressive... after seeing about everything else,
we had never even seen a
Here's a link to the GE Z-Matcher info that I posted on my page in
January of 2004 for Mike Morris to grab and make a page on
repeater-builder.com. I can't seem to find it on RB either so here it is:
http://w4zt.com/zmatch/
73, Tony W4ZT
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I am in the process of setting up a link between a UHF and a VHF
repeater. We have a coordinated link frequency and I want to use
Motorola Radius M208 radios, (something on hand). My question is, has
anyone used this radio to do the same thing, and can it be done with
one radio at each site,
Hello everyone,
Is there anything over the internet (website) that can be used to plot
a basic approx coverage footprint for a repeater?
I guess it would be some topographical mapping software like
(comscope)...Not sure if thats the correct spelling.
Thanks...
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They are definitely Sinclair, welded top, side loop BpBr cans.
They date from the late 50s or early 60s (by 1964
or so the top adjustable loop design had been adopted).
Sounds about right. I thought they were Sinclair.
They could also be part of a hybrid ring design
Radio Mobile works pretty good, however You do need to spend some
time with it up front in order to get it to do what You want.
http://www.cplus.org/rmw/english1.html
regards,
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At 22:26 25.01.2006, n2len wrote:
Hello everyone,
Is there anything over the internet (website) that can be
Scott, I am sending you a couple of photos of my Sinclair Hybrid Ring dupes, inst. which includes the cable length, etc. Let me know if it does not get thru.
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I am in the process of setting up a link between a UHF and a VHF
repeater. We have a coordinated link frequency and I want to use
Motorola Radius M208 radios, (something on hand). My question is, has
anyone used this radio
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Another possibility is condensation. The amplifier heats up and moisture in
the air condenses during cool down. Contaminants in the air and on the
surface of the boards cause conductive paths. The boards were properly
cleaned after any soldering on the boards? Flux is hygroscopic and becomes
Ummm,how about black snakes that look like hardline hanging from the
rafters,
then upon leaving-a BIG 'OL BEAR...FACE TO FACE! Now I know why I
always had a roll of T.P. in my service van! Shoulda had my .357 too!
And you forgot bees,wasps,hornets! Now where is my epi pen???
Also add
The occasional walk-off from the Mental hospital next to the 911 Center
where I work. We thimk one even came in and applied for a job, we just
can't prove it. What about brown recluse and black widow spiders?
Jamey Wright
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How about a Nene goose wandering into the building, while you're sitting on
the floor in front of the rack? The goose then proceeds to climb into the
rack for warmth and you spend the better part of 10 minutes trying to get
it to leave. This at the 10,023 foot level of
Auto Zone, Advanced Auto Parts carries block heaters check the SAE
sites foor viscosity sugguestions if it were near the 45th parrallel
20W 20 was being sold at gas stations backin 1970's
mark h.
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My Chevy 454 Suburban has engine block heaters. Try your
Those newer dry cells that the stereo thumpers are great for oddball
loads also Wal Mart AZ an Advanced sold them . check the local Air
line regs if you plan on traveling at least they would be acceptable
non haz mat stuff.
m
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That's the babies.
The commercial batteries are
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mark h.
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Our local club is looking for a 19 rack mount chassis to house
its repeater controller and associated equipment. It needs to be
completely enclosed with
Glenn Little WB4UIV wrote:
Another possibility is condensation. The amplifier heats up and moisture in
the air condenses during cool down. Contaminants in the air and on the
surface of the boards cause conductive paths. The boards were properly
cleaned after any soldering on the boards?
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Just sharing an experience maybe others can use...
Been having periodic interference to my two meter repeater off and on (daily)
for about five years. Certain times of the day, no problem, and then something
would happen and I would get a carrier near the input frequency that was a
product of
Skipp,
Congratulations on the mountain lion sighting.
Beautiful. Be careful you don't turn into lunch. Now you know why the Pot
Growers have guns. You asked what's in my pocket? The answer is our new
governor Jon Corzine's hand.
Gary K2UQ
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At 08:07 PM 1/25/2006 -0800, you wrote:
I can't help but wonder what a mountain lion tastes
like.
like chicken :-)
Ken
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President and CTO - Arcom Communications
Makers of state-of-the-art repeater controllers
25 Jan 2006
Hello Group
Looking for a dual section isolator with loads 153.0 Mhz
capable
Also could use a duplexer - pass reject type if it happens to
be attached to the
isolator/circulator -- 100 watts -
- 5 mhz or greater T to R
Price and condx pls
73
Ed Folta
Com/Rad Inc
Re Block heatersthank you all for the suggestions. What a
great repeater group.
Gary K2UQ
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I had reports of a bobcat banging it's head on the door of a building trying to eat two telephone guys down near Phoenix.On 1/25/06, Ken Arck
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:At 08:07 PM 1/25/2006 -0800, you wrote: I can't help but wonder what a mountain lion tastes
like.like chicken
DCFluX wrote:
I had reports of a bobcat banging it's head on the door of a building
trying to eat two telephone guys down near Phoenix.
Us telephone guys are tasty.
I hear we also taste like chicken.
Nate WY0X
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