Well unfortunatly, the building is not even close to air tight, we are working
on it but being one of the highest hilltops in the region at 1200', humidity
and temperature are not controlled easily. That said, I am trying to protect
what I have fixed, to avoid having to fix it again.
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I've rebuilt a pile of those duplexers, it is just bench work to disassemble
them, clean them and reassemble. Most of my rack mounted stuff is black,
and I like that, so I usually spray paint the components of the cans when I
have them apart with black gloss spray paint, taping up the holes so no
At 10:06 AM 10/13/2008, Daron Wilson wrote:
I've rebuilt a pile of those duplexers, it is just bench work to
disassemble them, clean them and reassemble. Most of my rack
mounted stuff is black, and I like that, so I usually spray paint
the components of the cans when I have them apart with
The loop that is mounted in the round holes determines the notch spread. One
hole is 5MHZ or more the other hole is 5Mhz or less. The loop in the slotted
hole is for fine tuning within the preset range. Refer to T1500 manual on
RBwebsite.
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Doug
N3DAB/WPRX486/WPJL709
Ken Arck
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Painting
Well unfortunatly, the building is not even close to air tight, we are working
on it but being one of the highest hilltops in the region at 1200', humidity
and temperature are not controlled easily. That said, I am trying to protect
what I have
David..S. is right about effecting performance, but lacquer does not have
any type of reflective properties, so it's a good choice. A friend of mine did
a Super Statiomaster a color so you wouldn't see it in a tree. No problems at
all...as long as the paint isn't a metallic your
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