Bob,
One of the local guys bought one of these off Ebay a couple years ago.
It had six cavities - three per side. I was able to retune it to his
220 repeater frequency. It is a notch type duplexer. I was barely able
to get enough isolation for his repeater which was a converted GE MVP
with a ARR
Good evening all, I just got my hands on a Aerotron repeater, with a
CES 1000M ANI Code reader, and a CES 520-D intelligent duplex
interconnect. I cannot find a programming manual for the 1000M
anywhere. I am pretty sure that this unit will support a simple
repeater controller, but I can't
Hi everyone, just joined up and not sure if I am on the right track,
I live in an area that is not very good for receiving transmission. Is
there a way that I can improve my reception by joining 2 type of aerials
together to increase the receive without actually connecting it to my
scanner.
Here is an idea.
How about those of us who have repeaters with duplexers take
measurements and post them. This would need to include ALL the
information or as much as possible. Even the frequency in use, length
and brand would help. The best information would be from duplexers that
were
Welcome to the group...
You speak of a scanner...if you are interested in a particular range
of frequencies, a beam antenna (typically in the form of a yagi)
along with a preamplifier will probably help a lot.
A scanner usually has a pretty wide front end, so you may find the
preamp will bring
I don't think I saw them even near a real broadcast tower, just these
wannabe cellular sites.
Then again I was paying more attention to a MASTR-III at the time.
The music score sounded like it was done by the guy that did 'Pirates
of the Caribian' or 'Survivor' and didn't really go with the
Good help is hard to find in every trade nowadays. I could have done without
the adult day care angle, we all see it every day with current work ethics
and morals. They could have done the industry a better service with more
facts and public service links to safety training.
I think it
Very disappointing program. Mostly fluff.
Chuck
WB2EDV
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If it's important enough to a certain individual, they WILL FIND a way
to view the program. *IF* after it is broadcast, someone can provide an
on-line link to the show, that would be fine and much appreciated.
The hard hat is a OSHA regulation..
Paul
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Don,
You always have to approach watching these things with the understanding that
done the industry a better service is not among their goals. It's all about
telling the viewer an interesting story.
Even reality TV shows have writers!
In this case, they seemed to be aiming more toward a plot
Paul Finch wrote:
The hard hat is a OSHA regulation..
And it's a good one. There's no way to be sure there isn't some loose
hardware overhead that may be shook loose while climbing. Also a hard
hat will save you head from banging into an overhead side mount or guy
wire. I've had
Joe wrote:
YupWas it my imagination or was there an excessive number of
commercials?
Joe
There's ALWAYS an excessive number of commercials...
Fluff was my thought also. I keep wanting to say where's the beef.
Interesting look at some of the personality types in the industry but no
real hard information.
Looked like just an opportunity of showing some artistic camera angles
rather than trying to really tell a complete story.
I also
Awhile back, I had asked this list for ideas on how to remove Scotch Kote
weather proofing. I was at an auto detailing place today and just happened
to ask them their opinion on the matter. The woman pulled out a liquid in a
spray bottle and gave the dried puddle a few squirts. She waited a
Hello Scott - I had to reply - I drove a tractor trailer rig
until retirement and had my head underneath a trailer
thousands of times - normally always with a cap with the
company logo on it. Let me tell you there is nothing much
nastier than 5th wheel grease - I got a gob of this on my cap
and
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