Hi Gary,
It's not exclusively related to the Loaded and Unloaded
Q of the Cavity.
Cavities do get warm under extreme conditions, but
I've yet to feel a typical two-way radio cavity rise
more than warm to the touch in high power pager type
operation.
I have seen some small cavity mfgrs
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Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Duplexer
tuning with RF Power Change
Hi Gary, It's not exclusively related to the Loaded and
Unloaded Q of the Cavity. Cavities do get warm under extreme
conditions, but I've yet to feel a typical two-way radio cavity rise
more than warm
Hi Doug,
Doug Zastrow [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Skipp,
I want to make sure I've got this straight in my head...
For the final tweak on the transmit side bandpass setting I would:
A) Look for minimum reflected power from the duplexer 'xmt'
port back to towards the transmitter.
Yes, if
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