Wow, One phone call to a /\/\ dealer and he had one in the way on a
shelf, he sez... Great guy he is... Complete with the standoffs for
the top and bottom to prevent sway!!!
Thanks to all who suggested a fix...(I still dont know how far from
the tower the dipoles will be BUT I'll know next
I have a DB228E that I want to mount on a 300ft tower.
The antenna is resonant at the VHF freq that we have allocated for a 2 meter repeater.
My question is...How far from the tower face should the dipoles be? I dont have the 228 mounting bracket and will have to fabricate them at a machine
: [Repeater-Builder] Re:
DB-228 Mounting
I have a DB228E that I want to mount on a 300ft tower.
The antenna is resonant at the VHF freq that we have allocated for a 2
meter repeater.
My question is...How far from the tower face should the dipoles be?
I dont have the 228 mounting
If I remember correctly, a 228 is two 224s on a double-length
mast. If that is the case, then I suspect that a 224 clamp kit
will not be enough for twice the weight and twice the wind
loading.
I'd plan on fabricating something equivalent to double the 224 kit,
then have it galvanized at the
Hi Lloyd,
For the two meter db products antennas, I use their
db5001 side mounting kit.
While we are on the subject, I have a set of db
products antennas for sale which were custom made for
a split site repeater. The set consists of a
db222(dual dipoles) receive antenna and a db215(dual
, 2005 9:06 PMTo:
Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.comSubject: RE: [Repeater-Builder] Re:
DB-228 Mounting
What
type or size tower are you mounting to? Rohn 25, 45, 55, 80? We
have three DB268 (VHF, 8 dipoles on 2 20 ft masts) on our tower at work and
they are mounted on 6 ft side mounts. One
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