Hi,
Does any one in the groups have on of these in their junk box that they don't
need?
I took my duplexer to get tuned only to realize that some genius thought that
duct tape was a suitable replacement for a proper lock nut on one of the cans.
he did the tuneup on the duplexer as best he
I should have noted that i have moved from the jersey location to the
tuscaloosa, al area.
also if there is a ham club as well who wants to host a gmrs repeater, it would
be open to suitably licensed members of the club.
At 1/10/2010 06:34, you wrote:
Hi,
Does any one in the groups have on of these in their junk box that they
don't need?
I'm missing a couple of those myself for the pass version of those
cavities. I would be interested if there's a standard/plentiful source.
Bob NO6B
At 1/9/2010 20:49, you wrote:
The GP9 I used on the repeaters was on a hill that was about 900 feet
elevation. The problems didn't seem to make any difference regardless if the
user was 2 miles out or 10 miles out.
Then either you had lots of foliage absorption (lots of trees in Oregon),
which
Try here:
http://www.mcmaster.com/#hex-locknuts/=5bcw46
Click on Flex-top Expanding Lock Nuts
I have some T-1504 type cavities/duplexers, but not here so I can't measure
the thread.
--- Jeff WN3A
-Original Message-
From:
I am looking for the wiring harness for the S-800 series Control head. Not the
large cable, but the smaller harness with the ignition sense wire, speaker etc.
Thanks
wx3m.te...@gmail.com
At 1/10/2010 08:28, you wrote:
Try here:
http://www.mcmaster.com/#hex-locknuts/=5bcw46
Click on Flex-top Expanding Lock Nuts
McMaster-Carr - of course! Thanks Jeff.
I do have one here with the lock nut: it's a 1/2-20 thread. The best
McMaster match to the original (same width height) is
Ouch. Maybe a regular nylon lock nut would work acceptably well and be a
little cheaper? Isn't the outer sleeve (the one that the lock nut threads
onto) slotted? If so, will it tighten up enough to keep the shaft from
beint turned if you just use a a regular nut?
At 1/10/2010 08:55, you wrote:
Ouch. Maybe a regular nylon lock nut would work acceptably well and be a
little cheaper? Isn't the outer sleeve (the one that the lock nut threads
onto) slotted? If so, will it tighten up enough to keep the shaft from
being turned if you just use a regular nut?
Sal's idea of using small hose clamps is starting to look good ;)
Use a regular nut and Locktite :-)
Re: Those PGE Smart Meters (again)
I was on the phone to PGE (the California Based Energy
Provider, aka our Utility Company) yesterday asking for
a Service Address Electricity Turn-On. No problems getting
things set up and when I asked about providing access to
the site... I was told
Just FYI, if you're not familiar, the utilities (PGE and SDGE come
to mind) can remotely turn off complete circuits, and have had this
ability through SCADA for years and years. They are just now getting
to the point where they have the resources and capability to do this
for each end user.
I'm converting a lowband Mitrek for 6m repeater use.
Most of the mods have been done according to
http://www.repeater-builder.com/mitrek/mitrek-interfacing.html
The problem is that at the emitter of Q406 I can't get a valid signal when I
feed the receiver with a 5kHz modulated signal. Only
And the Agent told me they can easily track energy
consumption with time of day.
i have always had a problem with this. it eventually leads prices based on the
time of day you use energy.
as if they don't gouge you enough already they want more for usage during
certain times of the day.
At 02:51 PM 1/10/2010, kc8gpd wrote:
And the Agent told me they can easily track energy
consumption with time of day.
i have always had a problem with this. it eventually leads prices
based on the time of day you use energy.
as if they don't gouge you enough already they want more for usage
Look on the bright side: The smart meters allow the electric utility
company to immediately identify a power outage and identify the areas
affected, which can drastically reduce the restoration time- especially in
rural areas. With rural customers on conventional meters, some outages
would last
thank you sir your a s star
i have done the com2 aux hook already and do have the service manual and did
see the part about the resistors but it was about 1am and i'd been starring at
the radio for 8 hours
so thank you i will go through that again thought i was going mad
i will let you know
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