Barry Thompson wrote:
List, not sure if this applies to the noise on the
repeater or not but Newline has confirmed a
snap-crack-pop noise.
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Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Repeater 'noise' problem
All,
I am trying to resolve a problem on a local repeater where they are having
intermittent 'noise' problems.
Background:
This a commercial GE repeater that has been modified for 2m use. When the
noise is not present the repeater
Gee now this sounds like a DITTO. Had the
exact same problems today with the repeater here in Indiana. Most of mine
was due to a piece off 9913 that was in line, and yes I know it was not suppose
to be there, temporary situation. Anyways, replaced that with hardline and
took care of most
Try wacking the guy wires with a 2x4 during the time that the noise is
present. Also try wacking the tower. If either of these changes or
eliminates the noise, you have dissimilar metal rectification of the RF.
This would be due to loose hardware or rusty guy wires.
73
Glenn
WB4UIV
At 07:48
9:47 PM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Repeater 'noise' problem
Make sure all the coax jumpers are OK. They should be good RG-214 and
DEFINATELY not 9913. If you find any 9913 jumpers replace them with
Rg-214.
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Received: Sat, 04 Dec 2004 04:36:49 PM CST
Rick Stoneking wrote:
All,
I am trying to resolve a problem
ona local repeater where they are having intermittent 'noise'
problems.
The noise may be related to weather (wet
or cold causing an increase in the problem) though it is not a
everytime event.
It was
than the9913 itself. I
have used lots of LMR-400 in the past without any complaints.
Wade -KR7K
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Sent: Saturday, December 04, 2004 8:52 PM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Repeater 'noise' problem
Gee now
Sent: Saturday, December 04, 2004 8:52 PM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Repeater 'noise' problem
Gee now this sounds like a DITTO.
Had the exact same problems today with the repeater here in Indiana.
Most of mine was due to a piece off 9913 that was in line, and yes I
know
List, not sure if this applies to the noise on the
repeater or not but Newline has confirmed a
snap-crack-pop noise.
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Is the US. Military interfering with your UHF repeater
system? Could be, if
you live in the great American South-West. Take a
All,
I am trying to resolve a problem ona local
repeater where they are having intermittent 'noise' problems.
Background:
This a commercial GE repeater that has been
modified for 2m use. When the noise is not present the repeater
performance is outstanding with a wide coverage area.
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