Swap places between TX and RX radios and cut the power back to 50% or less
and add a fan. Can't say how many of those little intermittent duty radios
I have seen with burnt up PA's.
Regards,
Steve
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At 05:14 AM 12/21/03 +, you wrote:
I am having trouble finding any VHF radios to be used as a
transmitter for my repeater. I have a 2-meter repeater made from two
GM300 Motorola radios. My problem is is that the radio that is used
for transmit burned up the pa and is no longer usable. I have
Using a basic ham radio as a transmitter will do in a pinch, but
remember heat is our enemy so keep the power at about half of stated
output and if the environment is one with lots of other receivers you
may have to find a type accepted transmitter to stay on site as spurs
may not be evident until
The best thing you can do it use real repeater equipment like a Motorola Micor
or GE Mastr II. Trying to make that Icom equipment work is going to be a
pain. Use it for a mobile like it was intended to be.
jay_kruckenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am having trouble finding any VHF radios to
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