At 5/8/2009 21:26, you wrote:
A Home Brew 224 MHz Repeater Project.
May 2009
Part 3 The exciter (transmitter)
First Post May 2, 2009, Second Post May 6, 2009 - This Post May 8, 2009
Moving right along...
(snip)
Let's talk about the coax connector being an RCA jack on the
exciter PC Board. Why
At 5/17/2009 19:54, you wrote:
Do not stay in miamisburg. You will be sorry.
We had 30 messages about drugs on our room voicemail.
Also when my other friend checked in someone said 'welcome to hell' to him.
This was at the studio 6 in miamisburg. There also was when the
miamisburg PD almost
Dayton is no worse/better than any other location where you might find
sleeping arrangements maxed out. Some rooms/locations are going to be
better than others and some hotel staff will be more helpful than others.
It's just a microcosm of society.
Mike
WM4B
(Formerly from Dayton/Former
On Fri, 22 May 2009, Christopher Hodgdon wrote:
Ok, I have a question that has been bothering me over the last few
days. I had mentioned that we wanted to use our repeater to send out
a set of tones to activate fire style pager (this was some time ago)
and people said we should not do it
Telemetry is legal, so if it's alerting you as to the conditions at or near the
site, it should be fine. Nowhere does it require the telemetry to be in
data-only format.
Joe M.
On Sat 23/05/09 4:28 PM , Kris Kirby k...@catonic.us sent:
On Fri, 22 May 2009, Christopher Hodgdon wrote:
Ok, I
On Sat, 23 May 2009 m...@nb.net wrote:
Telemetry is legal, so if it's alerting you as to the conditions at or
near the site, it should be fine. Nowhere does it require the
telemetry to be in data-only format.
Yes, But...
You didn't clarify how in the world that matters in the current
I thought the original post was about alarms and paging, not weather alerts.
So, if the fan goes out on your amp, it's better to let it burn rather then
send out an alert to notify a control op?
Oh, and last I knew weather DOES impact repeater sites the same as any other
location, so if
Anybody know the nominal impedance of a coax cable labeled: Digital
Microwave Corp LK 11?
It has a copper solid center conductor (looks like 22 gauge), 3/16 foam
dialectic that fits into an F connector
for RG-6U, an inner aluminum foil shield and an outer braid shield. It
looks like video
I think it's 72-Ohm
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
From: cruising7...@aol.com
Date: Sat, 23 May 2009 21:21:23 -0400
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Cable identity
Anybody know the nominal impedance of a coax cable labeled:
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