in the
following blurb. That is from direct communications with him in
official response to a local clubs inquiries relative to the possible
setup and activation of THREE new local repeaters:
It is Dave.
I suggest that you form a club, nail down the best possible location, either
gather or document
feedback before we spend money. Anyone please? Thank you!
73
Dave
lenaw12 wrote:
Other than being off-topic for the topic (but not this list), I
disagree. Personally, I'd like to know exactly what Eric doesn't
like about the RC-210. I've owned one myself didn't care for it
either
with the one operating
according to the bandplan. Coordination should not be an issue since any
operation contrary to the bandplan should not be coordinated (unless
it's grandfathered).
Joe M.
Dave wrote:
That is only true if you choose to get a coordination. It is not
mandatory. Only if some
High Paul,
Yes I fully agree. A sound electronic basis for a split (as well a
economically sound LOL) is the way to go. I just have reached the end of
my rope with some coordinators who believe they are regulatory agencies.
That includes the ARRL. Thanks :-) 73
Dave
Paul Plack wrote:
Dave
That appears to be old phone pad. Probably will work ok. You will need
to figure out where and how to interface.
73
Dave
DCFluX wrote:
The original project used the style keypad that was meant to add DTMF
to handhelds back in the day, I came across someone that had a bunch
at a ham fest
That is still correct. I just checked. Arrl has made some suggestions.
HOWEVER! THE ARRL IS _NOT_ THE FCC. THE FREQUENCIES THE FCC AUTHORIZES
ARE THE ONLY ONES THAT COUNT!
Chuck Kelsey wrote:
That's news to me. I've run a 6-meter repeater for years and had involvement
for years before that.
. That coupled with a low noise preamp (such as those made by
Angle Linear), should be a pretty good repeater.
Good Luck,
Joe - WA7JAW
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Dave [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That is still correct. I just checked. Arrl has made some suggestions.
HOWEVER! THE ARRL
nice little units.
gervais wrote:
well i have 3 GE radios here with 3 Little Sinclair Duplexer inside
them,they were used as a phone patch link,
they are :
CT56AAS66A with their channelle elements at 152.195 mhz RX and 157.495
TX.
the Duplexer are RES-LOK Model SD-220
Serial:Q3242-43
i
no multi posting here
Chuck Kelsey wrote:
Is it just me, or is everyone getting the repeated posting of this,
maybe 6-8 times now???
Chuck
WB2EDV
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*To:* Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
still good but not as good as before modifications. I haven't tried the procedure on a 224 yet but I suspect the results will be the similar.
Dave BaughnDirector of EngineeringThe University of AlabamaCenter for Public Television and RadioWVUA/WUOA-TV WUAL/ WQPR/ WAPR FMBox 870150195 Reese Phifer Hall, 901
homebrew gadget!
http://tinyurl.com/5auzql
Yahoo! Groups Links
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Dave Gomberg, San
Ater 43 years i have found no better than scotch! I've tried them all!
There are occasions i use 88 over 33. It's more plyable in cold wx.
Eric Lemmon wrote:
McMaster-Carr, a major industrial supplier, sells Scotch 33+ tape for $ 1.51
per roll, plus tax and shipping. The pricing varies
Has anyone ever heard of or know anything about VHF repeaters made by
Magory (I think that's correct)?
it and fall in love with it! Not to mention dependability! Don't
change it!
Thanks again and 73
Dave
Good question! I was wondering exactly the same thing.
Dave BaughnDirector of EngineeringThe University of AlabamaCenter for Public Television and RadioWVUA/WUOA-TV WUAL/ WQPR/ WAPR FMBox 870150195 Reese Phifer Hall, 901 University Blvd.Tuscaloosa, Alabama 35487205.348.8622 cell
Hi all,
I have two GE desktop units station comb DM74RAS33
TRANSMITTER TYPE ET-55-A
OPTION 7708
SERIAL 8250914
I am considering making a 6 meter repeater out of one. I have no details
on the unit. Can anyone help? Thanks in advance!
Dave
Thank you Kevin! I for one am glad it's back!
73
Dave
apartment, or even spare room. If you offer to almost
everyone, you must offer to all (except you may exclude those of a non-
protected class). You can say no attorneys can use my repeater, but you
would be taking a great risk saying no Catholics can.
--
Dave Gomberg, San Francisco NE5EE
in on it???
--
Dave Gomberg, San Francisco NE5EE gomberg1 at wcf dot com
All addresses, phones, etc. at http://www.wcf.com/ham/info.html
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. Just try
using a NVIS for DX! And verticals become ineffective at very high
installation points unless special steps are taken to compensate (by
improving the counterpoise). Anyway, that's my opinion and I'm stickin' to it.
--
Dave Gomberg, San Francisco NE5EE gomberg1 at wcf dot com
://www.pwchi.com/parts_sale.htm
6881106C66 MULTI U CHGR INSTR MAN 2 avail3.77USD each
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All addresses, phones, etc. at http://www.wcf.com/ham/info.html
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THANK YOU ALLAN! I GUESS SOME PEOPLE DON'T PAY ATTENTION TO LIST OWNER.
. Diablo D-Star Trustee 925 427-5197
I have hit this antenna full strength from an ID-1 on voice, but the
data bandwidth is so great that data transmission failed from 32
miles away, using a Comet 16-el yagi on my end with an LMR-400 feedline.
--
Dave Gomberg, San Francisco NE5EE gomberg1
. Diablo D-Star Trustee 925 427-5197
I have hit this antenna full strength from an ID-1 on voice, but the
data bandwidth is so great that data transmission failed from 32
miles away, using a Comet 16-el yagi on my end with an LMR-400 feedline.
--
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times as many
lengths as you need and solder pieces together.
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All addresses, phones, etc. at http://www.wcf.com/ham/info.html
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the distance may well cover you. If you cannot get duplexers
and don't want to do cross-band (all new radios), then the BIG
separation is the cheap way to go. You can use yagis on the 1.2m
link between the towers.
--
Dave Gomberg, San Francisco NE5EE gomberg1 at wcf dot com
All
The FCC doesn't not provide frequency pairs for repeaters. The local
coordinating group does. The license (ham) is issues by FCC.
coordination is not
WHEN DID REPEATER BUILDER CHANGE TO TV CRITICS? i THOUGHT THIS THREAD
WAS ORDERED ENDED?
Well stated Ron!
Ron Wright wrote:
Eric,
Thanks for the info.
Yes we all went thru the vacuum cleaner current junk days. I guess was good
marketing tool. Now it is how quiet and how it will clean your home air. Still
little about how well it will clean what you want it for except
From what I know about that rig (i own and use one) it must have head
to function.
Robin Midgett wrote:
Hi,
Do any of you know if a Yaesu FT-857D will operate as a remote base
without the control head?
The control head of my 857 was stolen from my vehicle last week; just
exploring
laptop for RSS).
John Reid wrote:
Where does one fine a CHEAP but reliable old computer for this
purpose.
--
Dave Gomberg, San Francisco NE5EE gomberg1 at wcf dot com
All addresses, phones, etc. at http://www.wcf.com/ham/info.html
-
while it may not be true, it could something worthy of sending to Adam and
Jamie over at Mythbusters just for the hell of it. maybe they're getting bored
around the shop
dave
kf6wja
Same here.. [EMAIL PROTECTED] will do it :)
TIA
On Sat, Jul 12, 2008 at 8:59 PM, Mike (WM4B) Besemer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Dave,
I'm looking for info on the COS signal and external circuitry.
Please email me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] mwbesemer%40cox.net
Mike
WM4B
--- In Repeater
The tool looks like a screw driver. A regular screw driver can be used
to get it to move if it has not already been damaged! The nonmetallic
screwdriver type tool MUST BR USED TO TUNE THE STAGE!
Thomas Oliver wrote:
I have a yaesu FT-60 handheld that has a noisy volume pot and need to
change
for 2 years.
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environment and
they seem to last forever. No lightning tho. Maybe they hate lightning
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All addresses, phones, etc. at http://www.wcf.com/ham/info.html
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We are trying to use a UHF GE Rangr that is on packet at the repeater
site as a control radio for the repeater also.
This is most baffling - having any TNC hooked up to the GE Rangr
defeats the decoding of CTCSS used to open the port on the repeater
controller! I've tried two KPC-9612s (one +
Where is the requirement for running a separate feed to EACH OUTLET
REQUIRED? Not in the US A dedicated out is required for certain
special situations but not for each outlet elsewhere. There are certain
other requirements such as GFCI and AFCI. But, certainly no dedicated
feeder for each
not just fix it???
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Dave Gomberg, San Francisco NE5EE gomberg1 at wcf dot com
All addresses, phones, etc. at http://www.wcf.com/ham/info.html
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not just fix it???
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Dave Gomberg, San Francisco NE5EE gomberg1 at wcf dot com
All addresses, phones, etc. at http://www.wcf.com/ham/info.html
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to avoid using the speaker audio but it looks like that might
be the easiest choice right now unless I can find something better between
now and next week.
Thanks,
Dave - N0TRQ
--
Every electronic device is manufactured with smoke stored deep inside...
only a true genius can find a way to set
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Thanks Ron
I'm well onto that lightning thought.
Best notch I've seen is 50dB. Usually comes with high insertion loss
too.
On Thu, 2008-06-19 at 13:04 -0500, Ron Wright wrote:
Dave,
I've tuned a number of these 633s and had no problems. They are pretty
much notch only with wide pass
: [Repeater-Builder] 633-6a-2n notch duplexer
Dave,
I've tuned a number of these 633s and had no problems. They are pretty
much notch only with wide pass. Often get over 90 db notch with
little, less than 1 db, insertion loss.
I would think you have some internal problem, maybe from
the baseball bat comes
out and his hands accidentally get crushed.
I'll bet he wouldn't do it again.
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All addresses, phones, etc. at http://www.wcf.com/ham/info.html
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Texas grits or sumthin'
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Texas grits or sumthin'
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a disaster takes out a repeater, they represent a
way to retain function.
You can put up a simplex repeater on the output frequency of the
repeater, with an id that explains what is going on, and invites traffic.
--
Dave Gomberg, San Francisco NE5EE gomberg1 at wcf dot com
All addresses
a disaster takes out a repeater, they represent a
way to retain function.
You can put up a simplex repeater on the output frequency of the
repeater, with an id that explains what is going on, and invites traffic.
--
Dave Gomberg, San Francisco NE5EE gomberg1 at wcf dot com
All addresses
How can there be a trustee for a privately owned repeater? I
understand the necessity for a group owned or club owned unit. When it
is coordinated under a single ham as owner, his call has expired, and it
is not even at the listed site, I would think that presents a problem.
Am I wrong?
of the intervening terrain is
relatively low. Using 5w and a rubber duck on an Icom T7H. So all
you need is a good line of sight, even for a pretty long distance.
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for a
number of months in the winter.
Gee, sounds like a slam dunk for nuc to me
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All addresses, phones, etc. at http://www.wcf.com/ham/info.html
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will drain? Moreover, why put it where it will let water into
the bottom of the element?
Dave Baughn
Director of Engineering
The University of Alabama
Center for Public Television and Radio
WVUA/WUOA-TV WUAL/ WQPR/ WAPR FM
Box 870150
195 Reese Phifer Hall, 901 University Blvd.
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
. Thanks!
Dave, K7QT
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Dave [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a specific formula used in order to determine the lengths of
the coaxial harness on this particular model of duplexer? It has 2
pass/notch cans for transmit and receive. The information on the
repeater builder
)?
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Dave Gomberg, San Francisco NE5EE gomberg1 at wcf dot com
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)?
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, and therefore the only relevant stat is the reverse
voltage, 12v, and therefore presumably within ratings?
I don't see what the current has to do with it because the diode will
be non-conducting. The current rating is only for the conducting
direction, right?
--
Dave Gomberg, San Francisco
Someone else mentioned the Astron converter.
You can also buy inverters (usually online) designed for 24V input,
and use that to run a small gel cell charger, with an appropriately
sized gel cell. Neither the charger or the battery need to be big,
unless you need to transmit a lot. The charge
Hi Dave that would be much appreciated, I have search the net and
found nothing, thanks again
73 Dave
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dave, I'll have to look after I get off of work but I may have
documentation on the Motorola Starpoint/Starplex. It has been
With all of the excellent info and resources, this is without a doubt
the very best available. You are correct. It points up the let the
other guy do it syndrome I always thought one had to have a bit of
technical knowledge to get a license. I'm beginning to wonder if they
come with baseball
Anyone know the voltage / amperage for the leads to activate
the Kendecom PA-100 amp ? Want to use it on another system.
I think it is +5 vdc but not sure.
Dave / N4GMU
pattern to be amazingly accurate.
Dave, W7GK
Elko, NV
wd8chl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Keith, KB7M wrote:
If by down-and-dirty you mean simple, you can do a HAAT (Height Above
Average Terrain) calculation. This is about as easy as it gets (
http://www.fcc.gov/mb/audio
One question you asked remains; from what points are the lengths of the
individual harness components measured?
Dave, W7GK
Bill Photinos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks to all who have replied. You have been a great help.
Have calculated the harness length for my
Thanks, that helps.
Regards,
Dave, W7GK
Eric Lemmon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dave,
I'm not sure who your question was directed to, but if it is me, here's my
answer: When the Sinclair Q202-G duplexer cable harness is laid out
straight, use a Sharpie pen to draw a line
Hi All,
I have a Kendecom 220 repeater system for sale. Its currently on the
air and CAN stay at its current site (excellent coverage on all
bands)in the Westland MI area. You get 2 Kendecom repeaters (one on
the air and a spare), 2 100 watt amps (one on the air and a spare), an
Icom FC 900 remote
I agree with Nate. Sounds like intermod and since it sounds like a buzz it may be mixing with a digital transmitter.
Dave BaughnDirector of EngineeringThe University of AlabamaCenter for Public Television and RadioWVUA/WUOA-TV WUAL/ WQPR/ WAPR FMBox 870150195 Reese Phifer Hall, 901 University
Could be a lot worse... in WI you can draw plates for multiple class d
vehicles with your call letters (after providing a copy of a valid ticket),
the poor cops have a helluva time sorting things out when they run the tags
and get a different vehicle each time :)
Dave
N0TRQ
--
Every electronic
. But Antennex doesn't seem to offer a 5 dbd model for the hamband.
Dave BaughnDirector of EngineeringThe University of AlabamaCenter for Public Television and RadioWVUA/WUOA-TV WUAL/ WQPR/ WAPR FMBox 870150195 Reese Phifer Hall, 901 University Blvd.Tuscaloosa, Alabama 35487205.348.8622 cell
. The circuit was pretty simple. It used diodes
on the PTT for isolation and resistors to mix the TX audio. I'm not
sure if there was any other control or not.
Dave
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Eric Lemmon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Dave,
I'd like to see that article, too. Connecting two
and send it to you if you need it. There's a couple
of other things you need to do to turn it into a repeater if its configured as
a base unit but no problem.
Hope this helps.
Dave, W7GK
Gordon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It has been suggested that before one adds a controller
Thanks George!
I'm not sure if these are mid split or not. I know the TX frequencies
are in the 160Mhz range that i've tested already. Do you know how to
determine the split from the chassis number? Do you have the parts
list or know where I can find one?
Thanks for the help!
Dave
KB3PBX
.
Dave BaughnDirector of EngineeringThe University of AlabamaCenter for Public Television and RadioWVUA/WUOA-TV WUAL/ WQPR/ WAPR FMBox 870150195 Reese Phifer Hall, 901 University Blvd.Tuscaloosa, Alabama 35487205.348.8622 cell 205.310.8798[EMAIL PROTECTED] KX4I Nate Bargmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] 7/26
Are you using a repeater controller? Because if you are, I'd pull out all those Motorola cards and throw them in the garbage and wire the controller directly to the Rx and Tx boards.
Dave BaughnDirector of EngineeringThe University of AlabamaCenter for Public Television and RadioWVUA/WUOA-TV
Jack, it should be there waiting for you now.
Dave
N0TRQ
--
Every electronic device is manufactured with smoke stored deep inside...
only a true genius can find a way to set it free.
On 5/29/07, Jack Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dave, I wasn't able to google 'radioprogramming2
The Software for the MVS can be found in the files section of the yahoo
group called RadioProgramming2, if you have any trouble locating is just
holler and I'll shoot you a copy of it.
Dave
N0TRQ
--
Every electronic device is manufactured with smoke stored deep inside...
only a true genius can
Yes, I have re-tuned a couple to 144.75. Loops work fine with no mod. You can add a trimmer cap in series with the loop and convert to BP/BR. There is a lot of info one how to do that on the repeater-builder web site.
Dave BaughnDirector of EngineeringThe University of AlabamaCenter for Public
Easy stuff... I've got a server pulling a copy now.. I'll post a link to
the mirrored copy this evening.
Dave
N0TRQ
On 5/5/07, Thomas Oliver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I wonder if someone could mirror their site in case it goes away again.
http://web.archive.org/web/20031008124650
Here ya go... all mirrored up :) http://www.n0trq.com/mirror/www.seits.org/
Any other good candidates for mirroring??
On 5/7/07, Dave Cochran [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Easy stuff... I've got a server pulling a copy now.. I'll post a link to
the mirrored copy this evening.
Dave
N0TRQ
On 5
This child of a brainstorm would be at my own QTH (way out in the sticks),
and even then I've been considering it more as a educational/learning tool
than anything else. What's the fun in doing anything if you don't learn
something from it?
One of those just to see if it can be done effectively
That aluminum sloder paste doesn't work either and
just makes a mess of your aluminum.
I'll remember to tell our production guys, as they are soldering wires
to aluminum tabs on Li-Poly cells daily with the stuff.
For those who are inquiring minds and not up to all of the
terminology, what
is a golden screwdriver?
Used to fix things, as in fixed like a cat.
Now that it's fixed, it will never work again!
I used to do TV repair in hawaii, back in the good old days.
Major Mac was a competing outfit. I could always tell when they had
worked on a set before. Broken convergence coils hanging by their
wires, cracked tuning slugs, solder joints that looked like they'd been
done with a Bic.
I've had to work on a number of radios where someone went in
and tightened those screws...
Dad used to get cameras where the owner had tried to fix them.
Once or twice, the victim arrived in a paper bag, full of loose parts
and screws.
Arrgghh...
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, georgiaskywarn
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know this request has gone out before...so I am asking now ;-)
I never can get Radio Mobile D. to run like it should.
What is it that's giving you problems?
Basically, set up your units first.. A repeater or
Ok, the sector thing is interesting, but we've drifted FAR away from
the question I was trying to answer.
Can anyone direct me to information, or modeling software (preferrably
free) that can predict the pattern of an omni antenna, at various
distances from a large cylindrical water tower?
As is likely the case for most people here, I learned how to drive
with
the steering wheel in one hand and a microphone in the other. If you
can't do that, you do NOT belong on the road!
Ah, but you see we are (largely) engineers, and suffer from the
mindset that the way you fix a
Didn't China take over Taiwan back in the 80's or something?
Not on your life.
A very tense armed standoff has been in place for many many years.
Normally for side-mounting on a normal tower, one wavelength will
get
you close to an omni pattern,
I'm not trying to get to an omni pattern, I know that's impossible.
What I want to do is approximate the pattern that I will get, and look
at that (using RM) against the terrain, and see
--
They promise the moon and almost deliver it. The radios work pretty
well except they shoot themselves in the foot with what appears to
be a 3-cent mic element. So the tx audio sounds like the user has
a sock/rag (or equiv) in his/her mouth. If they get the tx audio
problem fixed...
I was thinking Hong Kongswitch to Emily Latela
voicenevermind...
Yup. Britain leased it from the chinese, and the lease ran out.
I wonder what a country goes for these days? :)
You could ask the guys at Sealand (http://www.sealandgov.org) - but
they wouldn't sell to the Pirate's Bay last week. LOL.
Hmm.. Would be an interesting site for a repeater.
1000' tower? Hmm, let me check with the zoning board. Hey ME, is it ok?
Might be interesting when the weather gets
Wierd, I thought I sent this message already..
Anyway.
I've been offered a site, but I would have to mount the antennas on
the side of the water tower, not the top. That means within probably
3-6 feet of the side of the big metal can.
I have docs from my antenna mfgr for pattern when I adjust
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, gervais fillion
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dave
gave us the model of your antenna,is it the 4 loops on a 20 feets
mast
antenna?
The VHF is a Telewave ANT150D9, and UHF is a DB-404 (unless I find
something better before then)
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Steve Peg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
It is what you get when the county takes a free site, when better
ones existed. Cheap, free is always better to people who know nothing
and dollars count.
Well, in my case, we've been looking for two years, and
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Iszak, Mike [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Dave;
Are you able to choose where on the side of the tank (IE, facing a
particular direction) or are you stuck with a specific spot?
I haven't seen the details yet, but as far as I know we can pick the
spot
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, IF YOUR NICE I MAY TELL YOU
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all another question do you need 1 0r 2 antenna's on a repeater.
Thanks
Yes!
You can do it either way, but MOST systems use one antenna and a
rather expensive device called a duplexer which
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, skipp025 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Which reminds me that I should have mentioned the available scan
of club using a series of yagi antennas around a wide tower to
obtain a quasi omni pattern. You can probably find the info
on the repeater builder
However, if that is all you can get, then go for it. I have seen guys
mount a Rohn 25 type tower on the platform where the railing is, mount
the antenna on top of the tower section(s) and then the top of the
antenna will see over the top of the water tower.
Problem is, there's a fire repeater
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