--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Mike Morris WA6ILQ
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Thanks to Rod Wallberg KB8DNS for this pointer
Trust me guys, you really want to watch this video all the way
through...
http://paillard.claude.free.fr/
The Babelfish translation service is here:
Their current license is for 100 watts ERP omni Cpol. 240 watts TPO would
be about right for 100 watts ERP for a 1-bay Cpol antenna.
They have a CP to go directional with 1.5 kW Vpol, 1 watt Hpol. I didn't
look at the application but most likely they went with almost all Vpol power
due to a
Let's hope this guy is only 30 or so... that way he can keep making tubes
for those old boat anchors!
Mark - N9WYS
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From: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com On Behalf Of Dennis Zabawa
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Mike Morris WA6ILQ
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Well, I didn't watch far enough before replying... He's certainly not in
his 30's!
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From: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com On Behalf Of n9wys
Let's hope this guy is only 30 or so... that way he can keep making tubes
for those old boat anchors!
Mark - N9WYS
Wow...
I forwarded this to several of my friends who would appreciate
such..here's one response:
I miss the part where he mines for the elements in glass and metals...
At 09:29 AM 1/4/2008, you wrote:
Thanks to Rod Wallberg KB8DNS for this pointer
Trust me guys, you really want to watch
Regarding what you want to do... there are two basic forms
of linking... the type you're trying to do with more than two
repeater sites/systems is often called chain linking where
the center repeater site/station/location passes the
communications onward to a third and fourth distant
__, This was real interesting and I wanted to share it , But a lot do
Not know how to convert it to English , and I don't know enough about
computers to Save it and then post the Converted URL If this is
Possible Please let Me know E-Mail direct if want
Thanks Don KA9QJG
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Thanks skip.
I was looking at only linking two repeaters together but if I can
successfully link two or more with no problems then it would be great to
expand our private system to allow my clients even more coverage as long as
privacy can be maintained.
With our current private repeater we use a
Kerincom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks skipp.
I was looking at only linking two repeaters together but if I
can successfully link two or more with no problems then it
would be great to expand our private system to allow my clients
even more coverage as long as privacy can be maintained.
The band we are using is the 450-500mhz band even though some of our sites
are .2 meg from each other The link system is 3-10 meg different from the
central station e.g.
Central is 473.575 ,S1 is 473.200,S3 is 473.475,S4 is 474.150,S5 is 470.450
and the link radios are 487.025 giving up to 8-10
Hi again Jim
With your thinking below .My remote private site should work in the same
sort of way as what you are suggesting except while s2 has a signal on it
it sends this signal to both s2 users and back to s1 repeater at the same
time.In return the signal works the same as your first 3-5
How to end everyone else's bragging on Straight Key Night!
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From: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Mike Morris WA6ILQ
Sent: Thursday, January 03, 2008 11:47 PM
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] This is carrying home
I think I understand what you are saying Ian. Your
#2 repeater has it's input frequency on the #1
repeater's output frequency. That way you would only
require one extra receiver (on a third frequency) and
precedence circuit at the #1 repeater site. The #2
site would have to have it's output on
Dick;
I've been busy. I can't remember if I sent you the programmer
software, FCC data, etc. Please advise! I might have uploaded the
stuff to here, but I can't remember. Sigh. Getting old really sucks.
I did manage to get my pair operating well on TAC, but figuring out the
software was
Greetings All,
Does anyone have the drawings for a T296/01 psu as fitted to the Tait 300
series repeaters,
regards
Geoff Pike
GI0GDP
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The Island Way:
I used my IC-28H..(mobile) .which has led bars on rx signal strength. I
drove around the island and map out receptions on strategic points. Clients
are satisfied that a 15-watts tx at repeater site covered the whole island (32
square miles). Repeater located at center
I wonder if anyone has any info on the Tait T296/01 PSU as in used in
the Tait 300 series repeaters,
regards
Geoff Pike
GI0GDP
take the square root of your antenna height at the base of the antenna and
multiply it by 1.5 and that would be your coverage in miles. or i have a
box that you can plug your stats into and it will give your a more accurate
guesstamate allen
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Each of my repeaters operate on different frequencies .e.g. Repeater #1 rx
483.9mhz and TX on 489.1mhz 5.2 meg split.
#2 may be on rx 490mhz and TX on 495.2mhz
Correction my #2 repeater link receiver is tuned to #1 output frequency (489
1mhz) .and transmitt on the #1 input frequency (483.9mhz).
We have used a similar, and unique way of linking multiple sites here in NZ,
Utilising four sites and multiple CTCSS, We utilise One repeater per site,
Vertex Standard VXR-9000, programmed to scan all four frequencies (That site
repeater input frequency, and the other three repeater sites
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