Does anyone know if they can be turned back to the 1-2w output range
reliably?
73 DE N0MJS
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Cort Buffington
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You will need the CSF100SADJ software to make the power adjustment.
Preston Moore
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Cort Buffington [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Does
anyone know if they can be turned back to the 1-2w output range
reliably?
73 DE N0MJS
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Cort Buffington
Hello again to the group,
I'd like to thank all those who responded to my concern about using a
Stationmaster Antenna to replace the G6-440 currently in place.
It looks like the Stationmaster will be a suitable choice to replace
the G6. (Which I felt would be the case ;-)
To address some of
where are you at?
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From: n3dab
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, February 22, 2008 1:47 AM
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Micor repeater encoder and decoder boards
I'm trying to locate a TLN5731A PL encoder board and a TRN6002A PL
It is usually the data radiating from the 10/100 cable. Try ferrite
beads on both ends or going with STP (Shielded Twisted Pair) cable.
On 2/22/08, Ken Arck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've started deploying WiFi nodes (500 mw radios) at my various sites
(so far, only one is done) and I've
I've started deploying WiFi nodes (500 mw radios) at my various sites
(so far, only one is done) and I've noticed some interference to one
of my UHF repeaters at that site. The interference is only noticable
on weaker signals (so obviously the interference itself isn't all
that strong) that
Ken,
I built a UHF repeater in Orlando, FL which had this problem after I sold it to
a subsequent owner. The site was an 18-story office building roof where I had
secured a rent-free lease, and we were the roof's lone RF occupant. My group
built and installed a weatherproof cabinet and AC
Ken,
I've had that problem on several systems. Running shielded CAT5 took
care of most of the noise. I still can detect the noise on a very weak
carrier received by the UHF repeaters but it's not bad enough to degrade
service. The interfering signals aren't present all the time. They
seem
when I have run Cat 5e I have run it in conduit ( out side conduit , it screws
together) and never had a problem .. but then again there was no UHF ant
there eather
a little more $$ but it keepts at cat5e safe from the sun/rain/snow/hail ..
On 22 Feb 2008 at 12:57, Ken Arck wrote:
I've
North, Ga., check QRZ.com.
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Doug
N3DAB/WPRX486/WPJL709
Maire-Radios [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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where are you at?
- Original Message -
From: n3dab
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, February 22, 2008 1:47 AM
Subject: [Repeater-Builder]
I have a Link Controller RLC 2a V 4.28 running two independent
repeaters on port 1 and port 3. Port 1 can access several micros to
turn on and off several functions not related to port 3. Port 3 can
access only one micro to change its courtesy tone.
The problem is when either port is sent
Anybody wanting to use the 2800 as the receive side of a repeater
and/or remote base or Echolink system, I have (as of today) the
answers!!!
I can get you discriminator level gated audio as well as a COS type
signal. Both will require external circuitry, but I've found those
hidden little
Hi Ken ... I run different brand names of wireless equipment and with
that in mind some of the different AP use different IF freqs .
Here is a way to help out with the problem. Make sure the wireless is a
min of 20 feet away from the repeater antenna, make sure the AP is
mounted in a steel
Very common in both VHF and UHF with certain WiFi equipment. Antenna
separation will be your friend. If the problem is bad enough there are
relatively inexpensive filters.
Jeff
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