Now that I am home from the hospital I can respond a bit better.
The amp does fine without the duplexer inline. Full power and it follows the
Mirage chart. But I had a thought (that's SCARY) I pulled out my seldom used
MFJ 259 and dialed in my output. I plugged it into the duplexer TX side and
The amp does fine without the duplexer inline. Full power and
it follows the Mirage chart. But I had a thought (that's
SCARY) I pulled out my seldom used MFJ 259 and dialed in my
output. I plugged it into the duplexer TX side and noted that
it reads 39 ohms. I disconnected the remaining
throw away the duplexer and get another
i seem to read everything you state it is fine until i plug in the duplexor
inline
at least if not, do you have another duplexer to try in its place
Marcus
On Sat, Aug 14, 2010 at 1:29 PM, Jeff DePolo j...@broadsci.com wrote:
The amp does fine
The grungy audio isn't related to the amp.
Yes, I know, you said that. My question was whether the grunge was there
whether or not the repeater transmitter was keyed.
The TKR may be turned down to 20-30 watts and not trip the
amp.
By not trip, do you mean not key or not cause the amp to
The grungy audio isn't related to the amp.
The TKR may be turned down to 20-30 watts and not trip the amp. The amp may
easily be made continuous duty by driving it at a lower level and adding fans
and blowing on it from an inch or so away, or by sucking on it. I like to use
two 6 fans and they
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