On Thu, 14 Jun 2007, Nate Duehr wrote:
For those that were interested in this thread, I did find this
description on the Wizard's website, I think it was...
The FCC required dummy load seems rather odd/interesting.
* FCC required dummy load
Necessary for testing equipment per GROL.
Wonder if any of them are on Sailmail? Probably no time for that...
Nate Duehr wrote:
On May 20, 2007, at 12:57 PM, Nate Duehr wrote:
I've been watching that show about crab fishing on the Bering Sea on
Discovery again this year, and have been trying to catch glimpses of
the radios,
*DEREK*
KD4ADL I would like to know how the install of the Icom
repeater went over this last weekend? I am getting close to buying
one of these for a uhf repeater here in Seattle. Icom America is only
15 miles away making any warranty situation a convenience. And anyone
else reading I need
I have to agree on the Kenwood comment; we use Kenwood for our security
team's downtown Cheyenne WY for our hotel and have had no problems as we
are about a block from the local dispatch center for fire, police, EMS,
and Sheriff. The intermod is hell to say the least. But no problems with
the
Well, after doing some reading on the website, I realized that there is
more involved than just putting an antenna up and plugging in a
repeater. I am installing this system at the counties Law Enforcement
Center. It will for ARES purposes with the county's Emergency
Management Agency. The
Chris,
What have you selected to use (radio equipment) for the repeater itself?
What band do you plan on using? Have you been able to get your frequency
pair coordinated? As you can see, there are several other hurdles you need
to clear before you even start to think about how many connectors
The new batch of filters is here, with 10% presold. Get 'em while
they're hot (so to speak...)!
'JK
--- In various yahoo groups, W6JK wrote:
I have a supply of the TOKO 6DFB-915E-10 filters for
MaxTrac 902 MHz conversions. I'm offering them to members of the Group
for $20 per pair shipped,
At 01:04 PM 06/14/07, you wrote:
Well, after doing some reading on the website, I realized that there is
more involved than just putting an antenna up and plugging in a
repeater. I am installing this system at the counties Law Enforcement
Center. It will for ARES purposes with the county's
Your callsign comes back as being in Ft Dodge, Iowa. If this is
accurate, you have an opportunity approaching. The ARRL Iowa State
Convention and 3900 Club Hamboree is in two weeks at Sioux City.
http://www.3900club.com
There should be a meeting there of the Iowa Repeater Council.
Congratulations on taking a giant first step! However, some precautions are
in order: If this station is co-located with a Public Safety agency, you
should equip your station with the necessary bandpass cavities, isolators,
and filters to ensure that nothing in your transmitted signal will
I agree,
Don't even start to plan to spend money until you have looked at the repeater
directories and determined if there are any frequencies open.
Then apply for a coordinated pair... You can then start to think about
equipment while the coordination is pending, maybe getting one on the air
I also concur,
I have a 6M Micor (old crystaled) and I got the repeater for free, but I
have a lot of hours into moving it to 6m, and getting a duplexer. I have
about $900 into it so far, but I have some of the coax and stuff for it
already, and I built my own temporay controller from a
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