It is still required for servicing certain classes of stations,like marine
commercial that carry passengers for hire. It is also a benchmark of your
expertise in the field as certified by our fed gov'tand it looks good
hanging on the wall too!
Naber? That your real name? Ironic that the one
Title: Duplexers
Hey guys and gals.
First time poster here.
Just wondering if anyone has a set of duplexers with notch for 2M that they have hanging around and would like to get rid of?
Please let me know directly @ [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I really do appreciate it.
Thanks
Harold
kb7rsi
Las
has anybody converted 2 gm300 to repeater mode with-out d rick..a
noise squelch thing..i have seen one working..would like to know how
its done..
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For sale is an IFR-1100S Communications Service Monitor with built-in
SPECTRUM Monitor. Also installed in its top cover is the IFR-MM-100E
combination multi-meter that includes SINAD measuring. Complete
operating manual as well as COMPLETE IFR-1100S Service Manual. Unit
works and looks
tony_aurelio.. wrote:
has anybody converted 2 gm300 to repeater mode with-out d rick..a
noise squelch thing..i have seen one working..would like to know how
its done..
It's in how the radios are programmed. There is a diagram of a wire
hookup from one radio to the other arround. Not the
Check http://www.batlabs.com/rptrcabl.html
Also the GM300's have an internal jumper that provides either flat/unmuted audio or deemph/muted audio out. The transmitter jumper must be changed accordingly.
Note this is a quick and dirty solution. There is no id'er
has anybody converted 2 gm300
Not for several years now. They changed to PCIA.
Joe M.
Q wrote:
Ironic that the one certifiying organization is called NABER!!!
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Look on the Icom page at www.repeater-builder.com - there's a
PDF file that's written on interfacing it to a Link controller, but it
might help you.
Mike WA6ILQ
At 07:51 AM 10/22/04, you wrote:
Hey guys,
Anyone know where I can get descriminator audio off the Icom rp4020?
Thanks,
Jed
I also have a DB-413. I was wondering how well it would work if I removed
the dipole sections from the mast and clamped them directly to my tower. I
realize the spacing is critical. Like Joe, I only want to use one section
(4 dipoles) worth of the antenna.
It appears that there are 50 ohm
Keep the spacing the same and all will work just fine.
- Original Message -
From: Jeff Otterson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Saturday, October 23, 2004 10:26 AM
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Another DB-413/DB-411 question
I also
I have to go on memory here, but the DB-411 has a matching section of 35 ohm
coax built into the harness on the lead that connects to the feedline. The
DB-413 may be different - I've never seen one. After four of the elements
are combined, is there a short piece of coax with a molded bump then
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