Apologies to Kevin and the group for the off-topic post.
Does anyone happen to know what the subband 144.30-144.50
was used for before it was used for the new OSCAR subband?
Thanks for the bandwidth.
73,
Rich
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The worst one ... TE systems. I have even had Motorola PA's that have
decided that they do not like a particular antenna system as well as
some TPL stuff. (Most of the problems I have could probably been
solved by cutting the feedline to the antenna to make it match to
eliminate the
Hi James,
I've found many TE amps to be of better quality
when compared to other brands. Since they used
conventional layouts, reactance problems related
to the amp can possibly be corrected.
The obvious answer is a case by case examination.
cheers
skipp
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My thoughts They may be incorrect,
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have the swr dips. Sure the main part is the proper ratio, but none of
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Correction:
That should have read 1/2 wavelength.
Kevin
Bird has a table that can be utilized, but you just need to insure you add or
remove 1/4 wavelength of cable; considering the coaxial length of the sampler.
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If ever think about running a circulator?
It would solve this.
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I also have used Airpax devices with great results.
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anyone know where I can pick off for dtmf decode squelch
signal on a kenwood tk809, i dont have schematics.
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Ok, I've looked high and low... and come up short.
I am curious to see just how good/bad the audio frequency response of
my repeaters are. The problem is that I can't figure out a good way
to go about doing it.
I'm looking for information on how and what to use to check/plot the
audio
skipp025 wrote:
This is true, as a former BIG M guy I've sourced
my share of problems out. But there are solutions
to most of them. If you use the Z-match device,
after alignment into a proper 50 ohm termination
the duplexer cavities should then be adjusted for
min reflected power as
re: the referenced web page.
The text on the web page is not an uncommon example,
but any reflected or unwanted power comming back to
the power amplifier will cause much grief, reactance
is just one player in the mix.
The key is the mentioned circulator, which prevents
(do a degree) and
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