...@bellsouth.net* wrote:
From: John k...@bellsouth.net
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Problems reaching the RB website sigh
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Date: Thursday, April 8, 2010, 1:54 PM
Repeater-Builder site works fine under Netscape 7.0, no problems
John
Wayne Leake
I tried accessing http://repeater-builders.com/ and
http://www.repeater-bulders.com/ with the latest IE under win XP, and had no
problem
Firefox and K-Melon both take me to a web page that suggests the
URL may be for sale.
I had a problem, for a very short time, with one hoster, that took a web
I see assorted items for various prices on Ebay. Some worthwhile, some not,
like the 800 Mhz Exec II that the seller says jhe was told can be conveted
to 400 Mhz. 900 Maybe, but not 400 without swapping parts.
Sellers giving part numbers as model numbers, like a Delta S (I think it is
an S) and
I can't say for certain, but have you checked the antenna prior to
putting it on the tower?
I have a high gain antenna ion a twoer, need to get the heliax
connected to it, but i tested in on a post before I put it on the
twoer
Also, LMR400 is not recommended for full duplex use. that type of
You simply use your own call sign, or the club you represent if you are the
trustee for same.
it is not like the early days of ham repeaters where one had to license it
separately.
I have used a club license, and presently use my own call sign.
A bit more research on your part, especially the
Offhand, I would say 50% to 75% of what new sections would cost.
I am hoping to get something at little or no cost myself, like a tower that
had been used for a TV antenna. A number of those around no longer being
used. Just a matter of finding one. The last tower I was offers was an old
cracnkup
I have a fair number of 66 split mastr II mobiles, mainly 110 watt
PA's, plus a few 40 or 50 watt units, and one has the PLL exciter.
Another did, but I swapped that into the mastr II base I converted to
a 2 meter repeater. I seem to recall testing all units, but two have
had parts swapped or
I have two UHF mobile duplexers. One from, supposedly, a Motorola,
and had been tuned down to the 440 band, the other I stripped from a
garbage Motorola unit, have not tried retuning it.
Either would be good for up to 50 watts, but maybe not much more.
And they can be had fairly cheap when
Without looking at the rest of the replies, I will comment here on the
cable you have. replace that LMR400 with heliax. LDF4050A or better,
LDF5-50A or equivalent
You can get a good eal on Heliax and connectors from:
http://www.surpluscoax.com/index.html
The LDF5-50A is $2.55 per foot, less
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