What's wrong with the old woodentelephone
pole with a 2" galv pipe outriger80% thelength of the pole say
spaced 1' from the pole? Easy to rig, tough, not subject to "Rectification" as
much as lattice towers, cheap. and can be put in by your power utility pretty
easily.
Just my 10c worth
thanks garteth
i have one site with a ex power pole already setup with a 9 meter
steel pole along side of it but it is very hard climbing the post to
realease the top mounting clamp 8 meters up the post .
also the site i am trying to improve a 4wd is the only vehicle that can
access the site
Hi Ian,
Glad that things are busy for
you with your repeaters.
As for wooden poles, O get our local lines company
to install climbing rungs prior to fitment, usually starting one metre from the
groundto satisfyOSH requirements.
What about visiting your local machine
shop/engineer with
Hello fellow repeater builders. I am new to this excellent group.
I have been running a repeater on 1.2Ghz using a Hamtronics 2 meter
repeater along with SSB electronics RX and TX converters. It seems to
work very well. The Hamtronics receiver has very tight selectivity
and I was wondering if
not bad
seem a little more deaf than taits but still verg good .
Thank you
Ian Wells
Kerinvale Comaudio
mail service 1017,
Biloela,4715.
www.kerinvalecomaudio.com.au
Gareth Bennett wrote:
Hi Ian,
Glad that things are busy for
you with your repeaters.
As for wooden poles,
Ian
TheCheap Home built towers will get you and
someone else "Hurt Bad". The Co I used to work for to try to save
money bid Jobs for less would installantennas on4x
4inch "US" 24ft Tall Treated wood poles Set inn ground Then
Add about 10 ft mast to top. Giving themabout 30 ft height
we have used a 9 meter windmill tower on one site .i have been trying
to locate 5-9 meter triangle type crankup towers or build a fold over
like a nally but i havent found any basic plans to build from .
Thank you
Ian Wells
Kerinvale Comaudio
mail service 1017,
Biloela,4715.
Makes a case for a true DC grounded antenna...
skipp
Chuck Kelsey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Another ham buddy and I watched as an unconnected PL-259
was arcing between the center pin and the shell. The
coax was connected to a CB antenna on the roof. The
charge was being generated by the
Is there a scheme to post and retrieve messages by repeater users?
What
controllers offer this?
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Have restarted my search for the above. Either I find it or I'll be
selling the monitor (a monitor with 12.5 kHz step resolution on UHF isn't
very fun to use in SoCal).
A couple of you I met at Dayton had suggestions for commercial sources of
manuals, but aside from yourmanualsource.com I
Good Day Gentleman
Thanks for the links etc but I would prefer to make it
myself as with much of the interfacing on my repeater
system.
Thanks again .
Brad ZS5WT
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I'll throw in a vote for the LDG Voter. It's a
really nice way to set up a voting
Could an APRS string be interspersed with voice on a repeater with no
problem?
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The DRC 186 controller does this function plus many more, however the
company that produced this controller no longer exists.
There are probably other controllers that have the function you seek.
Ciao, Tony, K3WX
quahauq wrote:
Is there a scheme to post and retrieve messages by repeater
Depends on your definition of 'problem' ;-)
Technically -- may require some audio tweaking, but do-able...
Sociologically -- voice users will certainly require MUCH tweaking ..
(Hi!)
quahauq wrote:
Could an APRS string be interspersed with voice on a repeater with no
problem?
Yahoo!
Hi Brad,
You are into self abuse... eh?
Sure you can make your own voter no problem but
speaking as a person who has done said... you're
in for a lot of work on a new ground-up built
project.
I have a ton of Voter Data in my files using
information from the Motorola Spectra Tac, the GE
Physically, yes, practically and without bothering your
users, probably not
Taking packets off the input of the receiver ( mic-e type
packets) is one thing as you can put a tnc on the repeater to mute
the tx audio while it is receiving mic-e type bursts( wiring a mute
Arcom's RC210 has this facility and does it well!
I have one myself.
Matt G4RKY
- Original Message -
From: Tony Faiola [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, August 22, 2005 7:02 PM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] message recording/playback on repeaters
any one of y'all got a johnson 550 manual. I'm trying to get one powered up
for a friend and have no power cord. I have ground on pin 1, +12 on pin 4.
Where else do I need to put +12?
tnx,
td
wb6mie
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Is there a scheme to post and retrieve messages by repeater users?
What controllers offer this?
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Probably the most capable product to meet that need
The NHRC-10 has six 32-second slots for voice mail, each with a 8-second
header. The command syntax is compatible with the old ACC DVR.
http://www.nhrc.net/nhrc-10
Jeff
At 12:34 PM 8/22/2005, you wrote:
Is there a scheme to post and retrieve messages by repeater users?
What
controllers offer
Tony,
Here is a drawing of the connector on the back of the radio. You can short out
pins 2 and 3, the coil is used for a DC filter, as well as the cap is used part
of
the filter. I hope this helps.
DanielKC4PLC
tony dinkel wrote:
any one of y'all got a johnson 550 manual. I'm trying
Any one have a manual?
Any one know how the duplexer handles channel changes?
What is the TX/RX seperation on the channel format i.e. + 5 megs like
in the us for UHF or -5 megs or some odd split?
Any one have a reasonable 110 power supply for Tait repeater?
Anyone know how to computer interface
From an estate: Motorola SINAD meter. Model R1013A. Perfect condition
and I'm told never used. With manual and original box which is falling
apart. Great for tuning up those receivers. $65.000 and I'll ship to
lower 48 states. Tnx Kevin for the permission.
Jim McLaughlin WA9FPT
[EMAIL
Hello to the group,
Does anyone have any information on programming the PL or DPL codes
with the Motorola RSS for the R100 repeater? Looks like it may be in
HEX, but not sure. Is there a chart or something?
Thanks,
thp
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OK. You certainly have a right to an opinion. I received a price range from
Kevin and it seemed fair to me. Thanks for your interest though.
Jim
- Original Message -
From: Kevin Berlen, K9HX [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, August 22, 2005 21:13 PM
TD,
If that is a EFJ 550 it is very similar to a 557 which is just higher output
power. I may have a book but I can't get to it for almost two weeks. If
there is nobody that can answer your question before then I will look up the
book and let you know.
I have to ask, what is he going to use
I am sure you are not asking sixty five thousand dollars for your meter.
Just trying
to have a little fun with your typo. 73,
Kevin, K9HX
At 09:27 PM 8/22/2005, you wrote:
OK. You certainly have a right to an opinion. I received a price range from
Kevin and it seemed fair to me. Thanks for your
Looks like a good price to me.
$69.00 at http://www.epcom.net/PDF/specials/new-merchandise.pdf
Wayne, AI9Q
-Original Message-
From: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Kevin Berlen, K9HX
Sent: Monday, August 22, 2005 7:13 PM
To:
Sorry Kevinbut YES folks I made a typo, a mistake, a boob bo a
screwup. What more do you wish me to say..I would like Sixty Five
dollars and I'll ship. NOT 65k. Hopefully this will straighten things
out.
Jim WA9FPT
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So long as you tell me which repeater so I won't listen to that
frequency ... :(
Neil - WA6KLA
quahauq wrote:
Could an APRS string be interspersed with voice on a repeater
with no problem?
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I heard of it deployed on a repeater with CTCSS only on the voice
transmissions,great if you have a decoder in all your radios!
Neil McKie wrote:
So long as you tell me which repeater so I won't listen to that
frequency ... :(
Neil - WA6KLA
quahauq wrote:
Could an APRS string be
Think I have a couple of the 559's somewhere in my garage. The
559 should be the Fleetcom II's ...
Neil - WA6KLA
Paul Finch wrote:
TD,
If that is a EFJ 550 it is very similar to a 557 which is just higher output
power. I may have a book but I can't get to it for almost two
Hi All,
I recently pick up a Motorola T-1504 Duplexer that has RG-214 jumpers on
it
I've been told or have read in Moto's manual for the 1504's:
Use RG-142 (have read this and was told to use RG-400 instead)
Use Silver PL-259 .. (Crimp on or Solder? Thoughts?)
I have the lengths
Brian,
It's odd that your T-1504 duplexer has RG-214 jumpers on it- all of the
ones I have seen used RG-142. You can download the Motorola manual for
this duplexer on the Repeater-Builder site.
RG-142 and RG-400 cable have identical electrical characteristics, but
the BIG difference between
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