The question that pops into my mind concerns the proposed 200 watt power
amplifier. I have to wonder where the notion to run an alligator system
originated. I see four possible answers:
1. We have this 200 watt amplifier, so we are duty-bound to use it
regardless of whether it is necessary or
How would you stack a Kenwood TKR against a Motorola R1225?
On Tue, Mar 2, 2010 at 9:44 PM, Eric Lemmon wb6...@verizon.net wrote:
Skipp,
I agree with nearly every point you made, having had experience with both
the Kenwood and Hamtronics repeaters. However, Hamtronics and similar
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Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Hamtronics versus Commercial (Kenwood)
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How would you stack a Kenwood TKR
skipp025 wrote:
The more famous surplus commercial radio 224 MHz conversions
replace the PA with a Hybrid RF Amplifier Module... wonder if
they also include SWR Protection?
They don't - at lease not all do, but in the case of the MICOR mobile
- the power set functionality (power level
On 3/3/2010 3:19 PM, Kevin Custer wrote:
In the case of the GE MASTR II, power control is done with a simple pot,
and all SWR protection, leveling, etc. is bypassed/eliminated - at least
with this interface board. Maybe someone has hacked the MASTR II PA to
allow for the incorporation of its
At 3/3/2010 14:19, you wrote:
skipp025 wrote:
The more famous surplus commercial radio 224 MHz conversions
replace the PA with a Hybrid RF Amplifier Module... wonder if
they also include SWR Protection?
In the case of the GE MASTR II, power control is done with a simple pot,
and all SWR
Skipp,
I agree with nearly every point you made, having had experience with both
the Kenwood and Hamtronics repeaters. However, Hamtronics and similar
repeaters have one serious deficiency: A total lack of PA protection against
high SWR due to antenna or feedline problems. In addition, the
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