Looks like I'm moving to Texas! ;p
Re: Simrex - GLB Pre-Selector Verus
You're actually comparing two different boxes.
no6b@ wrote:
Nope - comparing GLB vs. GaAsFET/pass cavity combo
Still not the equivalent box... you're still missing
the post active-device stages.
I don't need them. But I suppose one could add a 2nd
The better skirts are mucho desired.
n...@... wrote:
As you so often like to state, it all depends on the
application - in many cases it simply isn't necessary.
And in many cases it's beneficial to have better skirts...
But there are other solutions: if you want a brute-force
window
hummm
we are so far
we would have used this Motorola Micor VHF mobile converted to a 147.080MHz
repeater here
73/s all
gervais ve2ckn
From: Dave Cochran
Sent: Saturday, July 31, 2010 9:00 PM
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Give Away - Motorola Micor
Florida Repeater Coordinator proposes narrowbanding:
http://www.florida-repeaters.org/FRC%202meter%20narrowband%20policy%20released%207-18-10.pdf
Did you get wifeys permission yet ?
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
From: noahsi...@hotmail.com
Date: Sun, 1 Aug 2010 05:06:51 +
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Give Away - Motorola Micor VHF/UHF Mobiles GE
Low Band Mobiles
Looks
At 8/1/2010 01:15, you wrote:
But there are other solutions: if you want a brute-force
window filter they're out there too. I have a few 5 MHz
wide 1 dB loss UHF filters sitting on the shelf here that
I acquired at the Dayton Ft. Tuthill hamfests. ~$40 each.
Seems like a good deal...
Whenever I read a report like this, I have mixed emotions. I am surprised
that the injury occurred, which is impossible if the facility was properly
designed and islanded in accordance with numerous standards, including NFPA
70, NFPA 780, and the Motorola R56 Manual. I am also angry that an
Care to hazard a guess on the percentage of facilities (radio/tv, two-way)
that aren't done right?
A few years ago this happened near here - a radio personality wearing
headphones taken to the hospital following a lightning strike to the tower
outside the radio station.
Chuck
WB2EDV
-
Had a similiar problem when I was chief engineer at an AM-FM radio station. The
antenna tower was within 250 ft of the building. The prior engineer connected a
copper strap from the automation equipment to one of the tower legs.
Whenever we had a lightning strike on the tower you can see the
What concerns me more than anythingso many experts yet this sort of
thing still happens...(in many fields)!!!
Hindsight is great!!
D
On 01/08/2010 17:24:18, Chuck Kelsey (wb2...@roadrunner.com) wrote:
Care to hazard a guess on the percentage of facilities (radio/tv,
two-way)
that
And I only see it getting worse as everyone 'has' to cut corners/costs.
Chuck
WB2EDV
- Original Message -
From: Doug Hutchison specialq@ntlworld.com
To: repeater-builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, August 01, 2010 12:53 PM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] OT- Dispatcher injured
Yup.we are only a number after all!!
D
On 01/08/2010 18:04:12, Chuck Kelsey (wb2...@roadrunner.com) wrote:
And I only see it getting worse as everyone 'has' to cut corners/costs.
Chuck
WB2EDV
- Original Message -
From: Doug Hutchison specialq@ntlworld.com
To:
When the expert label starts to get thrown around too much I like to
quote one of my math teachers in junior high school whose definition
of expert is worth remembering to deflate any over sized egos.
Ex is a has been and a Spurt is a drop under pressure
Milt
N3LTQ
Quoting Doug Hutchison
It looks like a kernel update and some cleanup. The notes are buried in
the Wiki. I posted to the DSP reflector but it appears that the post are
moderated as it has not shown up. Alan, Steve, or Matt will probably let us
know next week.
Stan
From: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Yup...thats just what I mean...experts.bah humbug!!
D
On 01/08/2010 19:44:48, Eric Lemmon (wb6...@verizon.net) wrote:
That is so true! When you add corporate ego to the mix, things get
really
murky. A case in point: Back in the mid-eighties, one very large and
well-known computer
Often times it's a well-meaning individual that simply doesn't understand
(like me - LOL) and there are plenty of inspectors out there that don't know
either. The corporate reasons for doing things wrong speak for themselves.
Life is full of mis-information.
Chuck
WB2EDV
- Original
Re: Simrex - GLB Pre-Selector Pre-Amplifier
n...@... wrote:
Then we're back to the pass cavity solution. Just
saying there are other inexpensive, well-engineered
options out there.
Sure, the pass cavity is one of many possible options.
The VHF HB MVP front-end helical assembly has a
n5sx...@charter.net wrote:
I must admit that I don't see the problem with the sensitive equipment
not finding ground thru the floor! In the 1980 I have some telephone
central offices built by TRW. Each of the equipment racks were mounted
on thick plastic sheets, and the mounting bolts
I found what looks like unfinished release notes on the Wiki here:
http://linkcomm.com/wiki/index.php?title=DSP4_V5.18_Changes
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Stanley Stanukinos ka5...@...
wrote:
It looks like a kernel update and some cleanup. The notes are buried in
the Wiki. I
martinfriedman67 wrote:
Our Amateur radio club's Motorola MSR 2000 continuous duty amp needs repair.
I cant figure out how to remove the amp board from the heat sink. I removed
all screws from corners as well as the transistors. It seems to be held by
the center, just below the tall air
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