On Wednesday 21 January 2004 08:51 am, kf4vgx wrote:
> I see you logic But Im wondering how it receives compared
> to Rg8 U / 213 etc ?. I've Got about 300 ft of the 75 ohm
> but never used it . Just wanted to see something in plain
> writing on how well 75 ohm will receive
Unless you've got a rea
While we're on the subject of Wavetek gear. Does anyone know of a
source for manuals for 1882A and 1880 CATV analyzers? I've got prelim
op instructions for the 1880, but nothing for the 1882A and no service
manuals for either. They are both currently functional, but I need to
make a few mods.
Everyone seems to have the right idea, therefore, another reply
probably isn't necessary.. However..
If we're going into the testimonials, I am using 200 feet of 1/2 inch
75 ohm aluminum on a 440 MHz repeater with no means of matching. You
can effectively build a matching stub with 60 whateve
Please add my name to the request for service on a Wavetek. Have a 3001 with
a problem.
Thanks,
Gary K2UQ
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hi michael
thanks to everyone comeing back on this issue
I have the service manual on file pdf but i haven't any information on the
calibration part
thanks ian wells
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From: "Micheal Salem" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2004 7:58 AM
Subject: Re: [Re
I have no personal experience with aluminum TV line, but I will relate what
Joe Reisert, W1JR, wrote in Ham Radio magazine years ago. Joe was an avid
V/UHF dx'er and moonbounce'er and at one point he dismantled all his arrays
and measured all the various feedlines and phasing lines, most of which h
Best you all hope your power transformer never gives up. Two years ago,
mine did. $400 and was told they were not going to have any more. I sold
mine a year and a half ago.
Gene W7UVH
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I note your info about the guy in Indianapolis repairing Wavetek service
monitors. I would greatly appreciate his name and contact info as I have a
model 3510 generator I am unable to get a tek manual for. This person might
have such a manual as the Wavetek factory was there when
I have the same experience. 75 ohm stuff works great. The transformers
don't seem to be necessary for ham projects on two meters and above.
Return loss takes care of most SWR. Dave
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I can vouch for this,found no discernable difference on VHF between a
run of 7/8 Andrews and a run of jacketed CATV aluminum. Identical
performance,cheaper price and no matching stubs.73,Lee,N3APP
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From: "Dexter McIntyre W4DEX" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Wednesday,
At 12:49 PM 1/21/2004 -0600, you wrote:
>I have two Wavetek CT3000B service monitors. One works OK, the
>other has a problem in the scope. I would like this fellow's
>name to see what it would cost to bring one or both up to snuff.
<---If anyone gets his contact info, I'd like it too. One of my
At 03:58 PM 1/21/2004 -0600, you wrote:
>Ken:
>
>If it will help, I have a manual for the CT3000B which includes
>some schematics and the extra chapter (Chapter 5) which contains
>some service and calibration information.
<---Thanks Michael. I too have the full manuals for mine, so no problem
ther
Ken:
If it will help, I have a manual for the CT3000B which includes
some schematics and the extra chapter (Chapter 5) which contains
some service and calibration information.
Micheal Salem
Ken Arck wrote:
> At 12:49 PM 1/21/2004 -0600, you wrote:
>
>>I have two Wavetek CT3000B service moni
I have two Wavetek CT3000B service monitors. One works OK, the
other has a problem in the scope. I would like this fellow's
name to see what it would cost to bring one or both up to snuff.
Micheal Salem N5MS
ka9gix wrote:
> there is a guy here in indianapolis that repairs and calibrates those
there is a guy here in indianapolis that repairs and calibrates those
things. if you like i will track him down to see if he can help you.
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From: "ian wells" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Wednesday, January 21, 2004 6:56 AM
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] wavetek ct syste
I have seen 75 ohm cable work well with 50 ohm systems. The slight loss
due to VSWR is offset by less loss in 75 ohm over 50 ohm for the same
size cable. If one wants to trim the cable to provide a perfect match I
would suggest this method. Measure the power at the output of the
transmitter into
I see you logic But Im wondering how it receives compared to Rg8 U /
213 etc ?. I've Got about 300 ft of the 75 ohm but never used it .
Just wanted to see something in plain writing on how well 75 ohm will
receive
> I've used 75 ohm line for everything from repeaters to
> same can be said
Great news! I will call today!!! Thanks! Mike
Russ Stafford wrote:
You can still get a DB-420 in the Ham bands from Cook towers.
([EMAIL PROTECTED]) or toll free 877-992-2665
We have been dealing with Kathy, AB2LF and she has given us great discount
prices to our group. Besides being abl
I've used 75 ohm line for everything from repeaters to
moonbounce. Years ago I used to make the quarter wave
matching sections out of copper/brass tubing, and they
worked fine. But for the last several years I just cut the
line to provide low SWR. Assuming your antenna is close to
50 ohms, you
It's nice that you had good SWR but so does my dumb load. Do you sweep it
with something like a site master?
Be neat to see.
Russ, W3CH
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From: "randy kisthardt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Wednesday, January 21, 2004 12:08 AM
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Re: 75 to 50
hi guys
i have a wavetek 3000b service monitor and it has stoped working no receive
and no generate .I have found the high frequency synth is not generateing
the frequency output it should be and i have found the F100102 ic chip has a
1 meg signal up to the final gate but there is no output to the
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