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And I'm behind on most of them, as usual. Thank
I'm looking for Daniels repeaters or components, older equipment like
MT-2 or MT-3, VHF highband and UHF analog FM.
If there's anyone out there who can help me source any I'd be happy.
Kind regards
Martin
I'd like to see pix of this too.
Mark
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Grant [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I do have pix, if you send me your email Ad Ican send them to you
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Butch Kanvick hotlrv@
wrote:
Do you have a picture you can
The landlord is installing a new tower about 150ft away from the
existing tower at one of our sites. We have a remote receiver and
backup 2M repeater located there. We're thinking it is wise to
replace the 16 year old Diamond F23 with this move to the new tower.
Our timeframe is 2-4 weeks max
Hi, Our family is going on a trip down to Disney world next week. I
would like to know what ham repeater frequencies I can program into my
IC7000. If anyone can send me a list of wide coverage repeaters for
their area I would appreciate it. It would definitely make the trip
more pleasant
I am not sure of the repeaters, but if you want some fun listening when
you are there bring along a UHF HT.
Turns out that the Euoropean FRS Radios use 446.000 as one of the main
channels and it is fun listening to them.
I stayed in a hotel on the 21st floor just outside of the park and you
Ken,
Going to attend the Southeastern VHF Conference in Orlando? If so I'll
be looking for you.
While traveling I-95 thru NC you will find good coverage from the
Brodway repeaters.
147.105 +
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PMR 446
1 446.00625 2 446.01875 3 446.03125 4 446.04375 5 446.05625 6
446.06875 7 446.08125 8 446.09375
In a message dated 4/18/2008 11:31:17 AM Central Daylight Time,
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am not sure of the repeaters, but if you want some fun listening when you are
Laryn Lohman wrote:
The landlord is installing a new tower about 150ft away from the
existing tower at one of our sites. We have a remote receiver and
backup 2M repeater located there. We're thinking it is wise to
replace the 16 year old Diamond F23 with this move to the new tower.
Our
Sinclair is still pretty good... not as good as they used to be.
You might also want to look at Comprod antennas.
http://www.comprodcom.com/en/antennas/base/pdf/870series.pdf
They make some very good products that stand up in environments that
shred Sinclair's.
Lee
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Does anyone know if I can use two Motorola CDM 1550 radios for good UHF
link radios for a repeater site?
The Michigan repeater linking band is 433.000-435.000
Thanks, I just want to make sure.
Mike
Yes, but save yourself a few bucks and use the CDM750's unless you need the
LCD display and channel capacities. We use several of them in our system.
Put a fan on the heatsink J
Devon VE5DWR
From: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Mike
I have a simular story on unexplained propigation. I helped build a repeater
that is operated in Tularosa, NM and is sited on the floor of the Tularosa
Basin which encompasas the White Sands Missle Range. It uses a Comet 17 ft
dual bander on a 50 ft tower but it's coverage includes the whole
I too have witnessed freak propagation.
I was at the original Woodstock!
Ken
Jim Brown wrote:
Is the big mountain behind it reflecting the signal over the pass to the
south west?
It's certainly possible. Big mountains make great VHF reflectors. I
can often work stations to the north or east of my location on 2m FM
simplex or SSB with stronger signals if we both point
I don't remember too much about the 60's I may have been at
Woodstock, did you see me there? ;-)
Joe
Ken Arck wrote:
I too have witnessed freak propagation.
I was at the original Woodstock!
Ken
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At 03:46 PM 4/18/2008, Joe wrote:
I don't remember too much about the 60's I may have been at
Woodstock, did you see me there? ;-)
---Yea it is kinda a blur.
And yes, I must have seen you because everyone was there!
Ken
(groovadelic, man and don't harsh my mellow)
ve7fet wrote:
Sinclair is still pretty good... not as good as they used to be.
You might also want to look at Comprod antennas.
http://www.comprodcom.com/en/antennas/base/pdf/870series.pdf
They make some very good products that stand up in environments that
shred Sinclair's.
Lee,
Not
Jim Brown wrote:
Is the big mountain behind it reflecting the signal over the pass to the
south west? We have found this propigation consistant for the last 3
years the repeater has been on the air at this site. Some smaller hills
are within 5 miles of the site to the east, but the
Mike,
The CDM1550-LS+ radio is available in a 1-25 watt model that covers 403-470
MHz. However, the 1550 is gross overkill for link service. I use the
low-power version of the UHF CDM750 radio for linking, and it is much
cheaper. Since I run the radio at about 3 watts into a six-element Yagi
Below is a list of items going to Dayton with me. Any of the heavy items
will go unless prior arrangements are made with a $50.00 deposit. On the
cabinets you will receive $25.00 back once you pick up the cabinet(s) in
Dayton. Not all of the stuff going to Dayton is listed so come by the
spaces
Paul Finch wrote:
3-GE 6 Cabinets
That is one TINY cabinet, Paul! Probably make a nice little under-desk
foot-rest! (Wink!)
1-GE Ericsson N8A209 Pole Mount Base Station (Great weatherproof cabinet)
Argh... I might have had a use for that, but... let's see...
$800 in fuel round-trip in
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