Anyone have a Dataman S4 Programmer that they would like to part with?
I could use one for a Daniels Repeater project.
73, Joe, K1ike
Hey guys,
Any opinions on an antenna for a gmrs repeater? It won't be going on
a 300 foot tower, but it will be on the top of a hospital.
I would rather not get a station master, but something that could
withstand a little weather.
Any ideas on the biggest bang for the buck?
Thanks,
Jed
My first recommendation would be a RF Systems PD1151, but since you
don't want to spend the money for a Station Master, how about a
Hustler Newtronics G6-450-3?
You should be able to pick one of these up for under $200.
Reportedly, they stand up to the weather pretty well. The first
choice
Check out COMTELCO antennas, they are on the web at www.comtelcoantennas.com I
have many of them in service with 100% results. They are equal in gain and
performance to other more expensive antennas. I recommend the ones with 1.5
inch tubes, not the smaller 1inch tube models.
Lance
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Directional or omnidirectional? If directional then how about a radome
protected yagi? Very low profile. I have a couple of new/old stock six element
Scala yagis in that band and in factory radomes. Very well made and very heavy
duty. One of them is perfect for GMRS simplex or repeater output
I have four sets left. Any takers before they go up for auction?
'JK
jeffk wrote:
I have a supply of the TOKO 6DFB-915E-10 filters for MaxTrac 902 MHz
conversions. I'm offering them to members of the Group for $20 per pair.
Price includes shipping. I accept PayPal, USPS money orders, and
About a year old and in good shape (N connector version)
http://www.rfparts.com/diamond/f718a.html
Contact me offlist if you're interested
Ken
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President and CTO - Arcom Communications
Makers of repeater controllers
Paul Plack wrote:
FM and TV Broadcasters go to much trouble and expense to maintain
antenna heaters to deal with this issue. Some use ice detectors which
evaluate precip and temp on the tower, to turn on the antenna heater
automatically when conditions are favorable for ice formation.
Repeater Builders,
I pose to you all a question. I have two UHF duplexers, both 4 cavity
pass-reject. One is a Wacom (the ubiquitous 3U rackmount guy) and the
other is from a Motorola MSR2000. I have really poor equipment, and
don't necessarily trust manufacturer specs. Anybody have an
I recently modified my TM-V7a so that I could decode CTCSS and use it
as a remote base. The images below show my modifications. Unlike the
TM-G707, there are separate mute lines for VHF and UHF. These operate
in the same manner as the mute line described on the Repeater-Builder
website for the
Cort Buffington [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Repeater Builders,
I pose to you all a question. I have two UHF duplexers, both 4
cavity pass-reject. One is a Wacom (the ubiquitous 3U rackmount
guy) and the other is from a Motorola MSR2000.
Both very fine units for what they are.
I have
Isn't it amazing how little 1% affects us as compared to the big boys? Lol
Chris
From: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jim
Sent: Thursday, December 20, 2007 12:26 PM
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Radial Ice,
I had a system at a UHF TV station site for a while, and it
really hits home when you look up at the ceiling and see
two Bird line sections mounted into the transmitter feedline...
one line section is for forward power, the second, bolted
in line with the first, is for reverse.
Then you notice
I'll take two.
Paul Metzger
K6EH
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On Dec 20, 2007, at 09:13, jeffk wrote:
I have four sets left. Any takers before they go up for auction?
'JK
jeffk wrote:
I have a supply of the TOKO 6DFB-915E-10 filters for MaxTrac 902 MHz
conversions. I'm offering them to members of the Group
I don't believe Jeff will know of your desire unless
you send e-mail to him directly, at the address down
at the bottom of his original message.
Bob M.
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--- Paul Metzger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'll take two.
Paul Metzger
K6EH
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On Dec 20, 2007, at 09:13, jeffk wrote:
I
Jim Brown wrote:
One comment on using the Alinco radios. A buddy ran
one on EchoLink and had some cooling issues. He wound
up putting a muffin fan near the radio, and then had a
hum issue due to coupling to the fan motor. So plan
your install carefully with respect to cooling, and
take
Looking for factory alignment for the following
Telwave TPRD 1554
Wacom WP655-R2
Ralph, W7HSG
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Check out COMTELCO antennas, they
are on the web at www.comtelcoantennas.com I have
many of them in service with 100% results. They are equal
Ralph,
Contact Telewave at www.telewave.com for both Telewave and Wacom duplexer
tuning information.
73, Eric Lemmon WB6FLY
-Original Message-
From: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, December 20, 2007 6:17 PM
To:
Jed,
You really can't go wrong with a Decibel Products (Andrew) DB-404, for less
than $400. It has great durability, and its coverage pattern is very
uniform. It is a dual-dipole antenna that can be set for omni or elliptical
pattern.
73, Eric Lemmon WB6FLY
-Original Message-
From:
Thanks Skipp025!
I have an old Lampkin service monitor and I've been tuning the
duplexer by using my handheld as a receiver with the Lampkin as the
generator. It just doesn't have enough oomph for proper tuning of the
reject portion of 2 cans in series So I'm working somewhere in
the
It did take me a few hours to catch up this way. I try to read the
group every day. :)
'JK
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Bob M. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't believe Jeff will know of your desire unless
you send e-mail to him directly, at the address down
at the bottom of his
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