I have seen 7/8 air punctured by wind causing the cable (jacketed) to
vibrate against slag from a weld in the galvanizing of the tower. Most
times I use #14 insulated solid copper tie wires (butterflies and beam
clamps are much nicer) in such a manner that the cable cannot rub or be
damaged by a
A real handy box that I've not seen and I wish someone would sell is
something that you could feed discriminator audio to and display
the currently heard DTMF string, DPL or tone PL.
An enhancement to the DPL / tone PL display function would be a
storage feature so I could park it and a
Hi George,
You may be interested in having a look here:-
http://www.scanaustralia.bigpondhosting.com/software/software1.html
Doug
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, ka3hsw [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know of a software program that will take discriminator
audio and display
No, I might have used the wrong name.. I will be using EMT Hangers,
They are a U shaped jobby, with a hole in the bottom to secure them to
something and a holes at the top for a screw to pull both sides together..
Gerald Pelnar wrote:
Jay,
My local tower guy told me 5 foot max between
Hi Guys, and sorry for the X-Post:
I'm in the process of moving my shop and came across
a bunch (6 or 8) of UHF GE Deltas in the two low split ranges.
From the Hall-Electronics site:
Wide Band 16 Channel Capacity with Channel Guard, NO UHS
403- 423 50W 5 PPM N3A133 N3RR2W050TB
and
410-
Chris,
In my area the local Fire and EMS departments are a long way from the 911
center. As a result they use UHF link transmitters to send
The two-tone page to the local base at the departments location and it is
re-broadcast on their local frequency. There are a few
Geert Jan de Groot wrote:
A real handy box that I've not seen and I wish someone would sell is
something that you could feed discriminator audio to and display
the currently heard DTMF string, DPL or tone PL.
An enhancement to the DPL / tone PL display function would be a
storage feature so I
2d question only.
If you have adjacent channel repeaters close to you, something is wrong
with your frequency coordinators. 2 mtrs has enough trouble with 600
khz spacing, to expect 16 khz is ludicrous. The only solution for
adjacent channel repeaters is distance.
--
73,
Larry, W1HJF
Hello to the group...
i was able to get a uhf micor CR repeater at dayton for free it seems
to be working ok, but im looking for a micor manual for the community
repeater chassis - anyone have one they can part with?
joe ki8hp
Geert Jan de Groot wrote:
A real handy box that I've not seen and I wish someone would sell is
something that you could feed discriminator audio to and display
the currently heard DTMF string, DPL or tone PL.
An enhancement to the DPL / tone PL display function would be a
storage feature so I
I'm normally a motorola guy- but I'm having a hard time finding low split
radios. I would be using these for link radios, I would assume they would fit
the bill nicely when the time comes. What is used for burning the prom? I would
probably take a bunch with the proms if it's something I can
On Fri, 1 Jun 2007 07:09:34 -0700 (PDT), TGundo 2003 wrote:
I'm normally a motorola guy-
Taken off list. sorry, I should have mentioned to
keep traffic off the list.
Tedd Doda, VE3TJD
Lazer Audio and Electronics
Baden, Ontario, Canada
www.ve3tjd.com (personal)
www.eraradio.ca (Linked
Jeff,
The only difference we could tell in the paging industry is the 304 had a
much better lobe directly under the antenna so in a tall building of around
15 floors in most cases it would work better to the basement than a 224.
Other than that we could not tell any difference. Talked to one of
Sorry- that was supposed to go directly.
On a side note- I have answered most of my own questions thanks to a quick
little cruise throught the repeater builder site.
Tom
W9SRV
TGundo 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm normally a motorola guy- but I'm having a hard time finding
Hello Phil:
I can give you one, however all that I have were converted to the
amateur band.
Ciao, Tony K3WX (147.000/146.400)
Phil Hebert wrote:
What freq range board ???
I'm going to try converting a Purc station to repeater operation. I
know that I will need a
I know someone else made one that a friend of mine had that was the
CD-1. I just didn't know the manufacturer offhand.
Again, with scanners having this built in, these should be available
fairly inexpensive.
Joe M.
Jim wrote:
Geert Jan de Groot wrote:
A real handy box that I've not seen
At 5/31/2007 18:16, you wrote:
2d question only.
If you have adjacent channel repeaters close to you, something is wrong
with your frequency coordinators.
Depends on what you call close. We've successfully coordinated/operated
2 repeaters 15 kHz only a few miles apart with no interference to
Thank-you for all the prompt responses, both on and off the group
thread. As always, I apprecitate the input and guidance.
Vern (W6NCT)
3M for the aluminum tape, bet it's on their website and you can fine a local
vendor from there. The fiberglass tape you can get just about anywhere, the
tape DB used was like 1/2 inch wide so it would fit completely under the
aluminum tape. I have used regular 3/4 inch fiberglass tape with no
While on this subject. Can someone please advise on
the 3M part number for the aluminum and the fiberglass
tape? I found the Decibel part numbers for the tape,
but would rather find another source. I have a 420
that needs the harness reattached. Also, any
suggestions on a general cleaning of
Many thanks to all who responded to my query on what might be the best
multimeter to purchase. I went with the Fluke model 179 DMM and
recently purchased one as a package on eBAY and awaitng delivery
sometime next week.
I looked hard at the model 87V but found it to be way out of my price
range
The Universal Radio M-450 Decoder is considered by many to be the Cadillac
of standalone decoders. In addition to decoding and displaying CDCSS and
CTCSS, it also decodes DTMF, ACARS, FEC-A, SITOR, NAVTEX, and many other
code formats. This unit is available from time to time on auction sites.
I'm sure you won't be sorry with your decision, Doug!!
73 de Mark - N9WYS
-Original Message-
From: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com On Behalf Of Doug Fitts
Many thanks to all who responded to my query on what might be the best
multimeter to purchase. I went with the Fluke model 179 DMM
The only thing wrong with a Fluke Meter is the cost of the
replacement internal current percision fuses when you blow
one (or both) by mistake.
Not a question of if... just a quesiton of when.
But it's a fair trade to blow the current fuse vs fixing the
meter as in days of old... Many of
Congratulations to Bob Wood, WA7MXZ, the winner of our Dayton 2007
drawing for a RLC-DSP404 digital repeater controller. His name was
selected at random from all of the entries we received at
Hamvention. He will receive a complimentary controller and cabinet
when they become available
Hi folks,
Does anyone on this post, have a LC-53Capacitor Inductor Analyzer?
I'm looking for a manual, ( operating and or service)
most importantly I will like to know what are the voltages at the BNC
terminal or the test leads, according to the voltage selector switch at the
various selected
At 03:16 AM 06/01/07, Milt N3LTQ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Chris,
First you need to determine if your repeater controller can generate the
tones. Two tone paging was a feature in controllers made by S-Com, ACC and
others. As long as the controller can generate the sequence it should work
well.
Mike Morris WA6ILQ wrote:
As for pagers, parts are hard to imposssible to find for most pagers. Since
the paging market dried up with the advent of cell phone based text
messaging the supply of pagers has also dried up rather quickly.
Good point. If you are going to use pagers, it's
Hi Mike,
I'm not as familiar with the ACC or others, but the Scom has a single
audio tone source.
The 5K, 6K and 7K had one single-tone generator. The 7330 has three
dual-tone generators, one for each port.
There were pagers that used 1+1, ones that used 5 quick tones, ones
that used a
OK Jay, in the electrical business we call those mineralac hangers
(depending on where you live). I thought you intended to use the uni-strut
EMT clamps.
Gerald
- Original Message -
From: Jay Urish [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, June 01, 2007 7:43
I seem to recall someone offering a transmitter power amp kit for
doing the 220 mhz mod, anyone recall this?
73
Jim
Nope, because like you said, they would draw the feedline into the
strut, smashing it all up...
Gerald Pelnar wrote:
OK Jay, in the electrical business we call those mineralac hangers
(depending on where you live). I thought you intended to use the uni-strut
EMT clamps.
Gerald
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Check the RB site.
Joe M.
wd0ekr wrote:
I seem to recall someone offering a transmitter power amp kit for
doing the 220 mhz mod, anyone recall this?
73
Jim
Yahoo! Groups Links
OK Jay, in the electrical business we call those mineralac hangers
(depending on where you live).
Gerald
Won't the Minerallac plated hardware begin to rust after a year or two
outside, just like other plated stuff?
Laryn K8TVZ
Turn the uni-strut over and mount it flat side out and use normal snap-in
mounts every 4 to 5 feet, drill the holes in the uni-strut to fit the
snap-ins. It holds the coax without damage and you can add several more
coaxes whenever you need to.
Paul
-Original Message-
From:
Yes.
I was only confirming that I had misunderstood which clamps Jay intended to
use. My original post said to use stainless.
Sorry for the confusion,
Gerald
- Original Message -
From: Laryn Lohman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, June 01, 2007 8:59
I am cleaning house, barn, and garage. Getting rid of lots of stuff
including 220 equipment. Before it goes to ebay. I have the following:
WACOM WP-652 duplexer tuned for 224.32/222.72 MHz with original WACOM
factory test sheet
Midland 13-513 220 MHz synthesized transceiver
ICOM IC-275A
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