It should not matter what direction(s) they are pointed in. As you said,
they can be changed from omni (all 4 directions) to all in one direction
without changing anything else. It's all the same antenna.
You can point two in one direction and the other two 90 degrees off
those and leave a null
I have a question about the DB base antennas such as the DB-224, DB-
420, etc. As most of you know they consist of folded dipole trombones
mounted on the mast at 90 degree angles with a phasing harness to
create a omnidirectional pattern. I have heard of pointing the
trombones all in one
Does the GTX have a flat audio in connection?
(I don't recall if it does or not)
Joe M.
N9WYS wrote:
OK Im sure you will all think this is a stupid question, but I need to
ask it anyway. (I'm having one of my stupid moments.)
Im cobbling together a GTX and a MaxTrac for my 900
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Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Stupid question
Does the GTX have a flat audio in connection?
(I don't recall if it does or not)
Joe M.
N9WYS wrote:
OK - I'm sure you will all think
.
Mark - N9WYS
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Does the GTX have a flat audio in connection?
(I
Joe,
I guess I need to look at the radio configuration while I have it in front
of me and on the RSS. I'm not sure what the current config is for the
16-pin data plug on the back of it right offhand.
But I think to make things simple, I'll just use the PL generator within the
rig itself.
Mark
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