--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Jim Cicirello [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
We are going through the same growing pains here in Rural Western
New York.
The problems with the NON-TRUNKING SCANNERS, is they will not go
out to 12.5
KHz or even lower of a split. Here is an example; one of
Dick,
I think you missed his point. If the scanner's microprocessor leaves you tuned
several Khz off-channel, making the receiver more narrow would actually make
the problem worse.
73,
Paul, AE4KR
- Original Message -
From: ocwarren2000
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Hi All, has anyone done this? That is, used a Yaesu FT-817 5w rig as a
remote base radio on your repeater? Any reason why/why not? Just
curious, thanks.
My FT817 shows signs of overload when it's connected to my external
(omni-) antenna, I'm about two miles away from the repeater site,
Not at my local Lowes. Not at Home Depot either.
However great responses...and I guess the answer is Yes you need to
use stainless over zinc steel. I was thinking the weather proofing
would help...but...guess stainless is still needed.
Mm. Didn't think about boating stores. Maybe West
Actually I get my stainless hardware from a mom and pop hardware store. The
guy can order darn near anything. The only tough item for him is stainless
u-bolts, but most of those I can get at Home Depot.
Chuck
WB2EDV
- Original Message -
From: georgiaskywarn [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
w4wsm wrote:
Just wanted to see if anyone in KY had any comments about SERA...We
don't seem to have any represention here in the western side of KY.
What are other repeater owners doing?
Email me or if you want reply here that's fine. I'm not putting SERA
down but would like to hear
Robert,
Stainless steel lock washers, including the star variety, are very easy to
find- you just need to get them from an industrial supplier. My favorite
source is McMaster-Carr: www.mcmaster.com
Go to the above Web site, and enter star washers in the find products
window. Then select
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, MCH [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Another point: The only scanners that support the new SNFM channels
are
those that also support trunking. Most scanners support trunking
these
days. You can get a scanner that supports SNFM and trunking for a
couple
Actually, I was replying to the message you chopped off the quote that
talked about how he wanted a scanner that did SNFM but not trunking.
Trunking is cheaper than SNFM, so any scanner that has SNFM likely will
have trunking.
Joe M.
ocwarren2000 wrote:
--- In
Hi
I'm trying to find data on a Granger 6015-3A/24 NST 23cm rptr.
It has a D.O.T (department of transport).. I presume is for OZ
certificate on it, but not able to find anything yet.
The sticker on the duplexer body depicts:
Granger Associates SANTA CLARA. CA., USA
any help appreciated
TIA
You probably have an old full duplex AMR Analogue Microwave radio deck, Those
things are going back into the 80's to 90's :-)
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