I am sick and tired of seeing this shit! I came to this site to be informed
about repeater building not religious beliefs. If I want to hear Bible
thumpers I will go to my church, until then please remove this from this
site. This is not a religious sounding board, Please take your crap
somewhere
John at LaRue Communications,
http://www.w5yi.org/page.php?id=152
Yes! Call signs are assigned by regions of the country, such as mine
KF6NFW, the represents California, Alaska and Hawaii. The more specific
part of the call such as prefix, or in my call KF is from California, KH is
hawaii, and
By the way John, I hope you do get licensed, California doesn't have nearly
enough hams!, I came from Sacramento but got my call when living in Angles
Camp. There are a lot of friendly hams down your way as well!
On Thu, Aug 26, 2010 at 11:01 AM, Chris Robinson kf6...@gmail.com wrote:
John
I have used echstation for a low level crossband repeater from the house. it
worked great for my needs. It will do a few things that are desired.
On Sat, Jan 16, 2010 at 10:54 AM, Al Wolfe k...@arrl.net wrote:
The other day some of us were discussing replacing the controller in one
of our
I psted tech info but a handful jumped on the band wagon of legalities
On Tue, Jan 5, 2010 at 6:51 AM, Marc Lonstein ki4...@mounlimited.comwrote:
I agree this is for tech info
73's
ki4ljm
Marc Lonstein
M.O. Unlimited Inc.
P.O. Box 5364
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33310-5364
Ph:
Your first mistake is making the assumption this would be done on a standard
residential connection. You can get commercial and better systems to a
resident, but only at business expenses.
There would be no need to have anything other then the dedicated system on
it.
Many companies do this
check out the IP-223. it may fit your needs.
http://www.northms2way.com/IP-223_BROCHURE.pdf
On Mon, Jan 4, 2010 at 3:03 PM, Jed Barton j...@jedbarton.com wrote:
Hey guys,
I am working on a project and am wondering if anyone has done this.
Here's the proposal, to setup a dispatch center for
again check out the hardware link I posted earlier. The IP-223 is designed
for commercial use and is very cutting edge as well as versatile. it is
backwards and forward compatible.
Then again I dont know anything, I only owned a communications company, and
while I truly dont know much about many
There is no system that is fool proof or infallible. I deal with RF links
that fail all the time in major cities across the country.
Lets consider how many dispatch centers are moving to remote dispatch or
even using IP based systems. I know that Woodbury county Iowa just upgraded
their system to
Not having been in the situation to have to rely on the radio while
out enjoying the water, I would still use the best I could get.
I dont know the turn radius of LMR 400 or even 600 but I would
seriously consider something along these lines and avoid all 8x cable.
Being locked in to the power
Are you planning to install horizontal or vertical seperation? If
horizontil it is going to take several hundred feet to not get
interferrence from the other.
If you can reduce power to lowest and still make the desired contact
you can possibly bring them fairly close. I would suggest to use a
under the description you give you can put them on top of each other
separated by a 1/2 wave or better without any real problems. if you are only
going to transmit on one at a time then you wont have any reall issues.
You will be able to run up to about 25 W without any problems that I can
think
I always found their selection of radios to be a bit odd until about 10
years ago. For a while they would use the GE system in the car and a
motorola for other systems, but the two would never really synch properly
and there was always the drop out every few seconds that was only about a
half
help me on a couple pieces I have here.
On Fri, Oct 23, 2009 at 3:38 PM, MCH m...@nb.net wrote:
Sounds like the squelch was open on the PAC if the dropout was 1/2
second. It should have only been about 50 mS (maybe less) and happen
every half second.
Joe M.
Chris Robinson wrote:
I
a passive repeater at wifi freqs wont work. It just dont have enough gusto
to make such an idea work.
However,
I have a similar problem here, and have resolved this with a 8 inch
parabola stolen from the clip light, a baby bottle with disposable insert
and a couple zip-ties.
while it isnt the
If it is already a completed install , I would use a large crack and gap
filler silicone. I have not used any foam types so I cant say as to how well
they work, but if water is an issue, I would expect foam to act more like a
sponge then a sealer.
If you can pull a drip loop into it that would
Afternoon Wes, please send my regards to chuck and Kacie and crew, I havent
been to an ARES in placer in a few years now. I hope the team is doing well,
and I may be in to visit late this year.
On topic now, the go to the local machine shop and ask them for the floor
sweepings after a good day
If we had been talking about ants, I would suggest a liberal amount of
chalk, or even cornstarch/baby powder, however we are talking about much
larger critters. I prefer snakes over mice. Snakes do a good job of eating
mice as well.
On a serious note though, be sure to were even a simple dust
I am assuming this is to be attached to the radio as a typical HT versus a
mag mount design?
Yes you will need to compensate for a little bit of GP loss, but this wont
make a noticable difference in length.
the last HT antenna I made was for dual band 2/70cm I used an old
tachometer cable as I
What radios do you plan on using? Some radios already have this capability
such as the Kenwood TM-V7A which I use for crossband repeater all the time
at 50/35watts
If you are planning on a base station system and not portable there is also
software out that will allow you to use your computer as
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