Off topic but I know there are some aviation techs on this list. I'm
looking for a manual, or at a minimum the alignment instructions, for a
General Electric air band VHF AM receiver Model # 4ERC-70-A3. I have
one I want to change frequencies on and need the crystal calculation
formula and the
I still have two GE VHF FM receiver/power supply combinations to give
away. These are all solid state units, single channel (crystal
controlled) in the 138-174 MHz. range with 19 rack mounting. Just pay
shipping. Weight is 10lbs and box size is 20L x 7 H x 12D. You can
use these measurements to
I have a couple of GE ER-41C VHF (138-174 MHz) FM receivers complete
with EP-39A -110vac power supplies for the cost of shipping. Both
receivers and power supplies work fine. If anyone is interested, please
contact me off list.
Doug VE7DRF
dkdavies at telus dot net
I know this is off topic, but I also know there is a wealth of knowledge
here. I need to install an outside antenna to ensure continuous cell
phone access from my home QTH. The commercial 7-element Yagi is over
$100. I know I can make one cheaper than that out of 1/8 dia. aluminum
tubing or
Is this unit still available? I can find info about it on the web but
nothing about Am-Comm or where one can be purchased.
Doug VA7DD
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Thanks for the info, Rich and others. Much appreciated.
Doug VA7DD
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We need to get VHF signals to and from an area about 40 miles south of us
through a mountain valley. For this particular repeater, that is the only
area it will serve in addition to us locally. Someone suggested using two
stacked Yagi's pointed directly down the valley. I've never seen Yagi's
Thanks to all for the replies on using Yagi's as repeater antennas. All
reports seemed favorable so I think I'm going to give one a try. I have a
5-element one all ready to go.
Doug VA7DD
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I would like to build a weather cover for a small VHF antenna I'm
constructing. I plan to build the cover out of PVC plastic. I don't know
if it's an issue with PVC or not but just to be safe, is there an
Ultra-Violet resistant paint I could apply to keep the PVC from potentially
breaking down
I have been having a heck of a time getting my Q202G to tune to 146.xxx. It
was originally set up for 163.xxx and, of course, the plunger rods were cut
off to fit a cabinet. After lengthening the rods, I still couldn't get a
proper notch. Asking around, I was told that I would have to change out
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