RE: [Repeater-Builder] Help in locating a DB-408 for the ham band

2004-10-07 Thread Paul Finch

I have always used the DB-410 in the commercial band and have had great luck
with them.  Don't worry unless you are a lot lower than 440 in frequency.

Paul


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As per recommendations on this group I have settled on a DB-408 for
my new UHF repeater project. My problem is I keep running into dead
ends in locating one, new or used, to buy cut for the ham band. I
talked to Andrews to see if I could persuade them to build me a one-
off for 440 but hey wouldn't. Can anyone help me out before I have to
settle for a stick antenna? I have also looked at the Maxrad open
dipole model which I can get for 440, but it seems like a bad deal,
its as much as a DB-408 new. The Sinclair is just too much $$ for th
budget. I want to get this project done before it gets really cold
here in Chicago. Please feel free to contact me off the list with any
info you may have.
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Thanks!!!

Tom
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[Repeater-Builder] Help in locating a DB-408 for the ham band

2004-10-06 Thread tgundo2003


As per recommendations on this group I have settled on a DB-408 for 
my new UHF repeater project. My problem is I keep running into dead 
ends in locating one, new or used, to buy cut for the ham band. I 
talked to Andrews to see if I could persuade them to build me a one-
off for 440 but hey wouldn't. Can anyone help me out before I have to 
settle for a stick antenna? I have also looked at the Maxrad open 
dipole model which I can get for 440, but it seems like a bad deal, 
its as much as a DB-408 new. The Sinclair is just too much $$ for th 
budget. I want to get this project done before it gets really cold 
here in Chicago. Please feel free to contact me off the list with any 
info you may have.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Thanks!!!

Tom
W9SRV







 
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Re: [Repeater-Builder] Help in locating a DB-408 for the ham band

2004-10-06 Thread mch

Have you contacted the major distributors? (Tessco, Hutton, Etc.)

Joe M.

tgundo2003 wrote:
 
 As per recommendations on this group I have settled on a DB-408 for
 my new UHF repeater project. My problem is I keep running into dead
 ends in locating one, new or used, to buy cut for the ham band. I
 talked to Andrews to see if I could persuade them to build me a one-
 off for 440 but hey wouldn't. Can anyone help me out before I have to
 settle for a stick antenna? I have also looked at the Maxrad open
 dipole model which I can get for 440, but it seems like a bad deal,
 its as much as a DB-408 new. The Sinclair is just too much $$ for th
 budget. I want to get this project done before it gets really cold
 here in Chicago. Please feel free to contact me off the list with any
 info you may have.
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 
 Thanks!!!
 
 Tom
 W9SRV
 
 
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Re: [Repeater-Builder] Help in locating a DB-408 for the ham band

2004-10-06 Thread Chuck Kelsey

You can also look at Telewave. They make one similar to Sinclair, but less
expensive.

However, I have yet to see one of the Decibel 450-460 versions that didn't
work just fine in the ham band. I'm running that band split and my repeater
is on 442.75. No problem at all.

Chuck
WB2EDV


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Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Help in locating a DB-408 for the ham band




 As per recommendations on this group I have settled on a DB-408 for
 my new UHF repeater project. My problem is I keep running into dead
 ends in locating one, new or used, to buy cut for the ham band. I
 talked to Andrews to see if I could persuade them to build me a one-
 off for 440 but hey wouldn't. Can anyone help me out before I have to
 settle for a stick antenna? I have also looked at the Maxrad open
 dipole model which I can get for 440, but it seems like a bad deal,
 its as much as a DB-408 new. The Sinclair is just too much $$ for th
 budget. I want to get this project done before it gets really cold
 here in Chicago. Please feel free to contact me off the list with any
 info you may have.
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]

 Thanks!!!

 Tom
 W9SRV








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Re: [Repeater-Builder] Help in locating a DB-408 for the ham band

2004-10-06 Thread TGundo 2003



yes I have, probably going on 20 different suppliers including the major ones with no luck. mch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Have you contacted the major distributors? (Tessco, Hutton, Etc.)Joe M.tgundo2003 wrote:  As per recommendations on this group I have settled on a DB-408 for my new UHF repeater project. My problem is I keep running into dead ends in locating one, new or used, to buy cut for the ham band. I talked to Andrews to see if I could persuade them to build me a one- off for 440 but hey wouldn't. Can anyone help me out before I have to settle for a "stick" antenna? I have also looked at the Maxrad open dipole model which I can get for 440, but it seems like a bad deal, its as much as a DB-408 new. The Sinclair is just too much $$ for th budget. I want to get this project done before it gets really cold here in Chicago. Please feel free to contact me off the list with any info you
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Re: [Repeater-Builder] Help in locating a DB-408 for the ham band

2004-10-06 Thread TGundo 2003



does anyone else run the 450-470 version on the ham bands successfully? My machine will be 441.850.

Thanks for all the replies so far!!

TomChuck Kelsey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You can also look at Telewave. They make one similar to Sinclair, but lessexpensive.However, I have yet to see one of the Decibel 450-460 versions that didn'twork just fine in the ham band. I'm running that band split and my repeateris on 442.75. No problem at all.ChuckWB2EDV- Original Message - From: "tgundo2003" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 2004 11:43 PMSubject: [Repeater-Builder] Help in locating a DB-408 for the ham band As per recommendations on this group I have settled on a DB-408 for my new UHF repeater project. My problem is I keep running into dead ends in locating one, new or used, to buy cut for the ham band. I talked to Andrews to see if I could persuade them to build me a one- off
 for 440 but hey wouldn't. Can anyone help me out before I have to settle for a "stick" antenna? I have also looked at the Maxrad open dipole model which I can get for 440, but it seems like a bad deal, its as much as a DB-408 new. The Sinclair is just too much $$ for th budget. I want to get this project done before it gets really cold here in Chicago. Please feel free to contact me off the list with any info you may have. [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thanks!!! Tom W9SRV Yahoo! Groups LinksYahoo! Groups Links* To visit your group on the web, go to:http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Repeater-Builder/* To unsubscribe from this group, send an email
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