th his time but cause trouble can sustain
the fight., The result causes brilliant technically minded people to
leave, go elsewhere, or just write off entire groups of people based on
the interactions with a few bad apples. Food for thought.
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"The il
RF signal just won't be there. These are proven solvable
problems. People problems, on the other hand...
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y hiding the access method (PL, DPL, DTMF, etc).
I don't know where that myth started from but it's been wrong from day
one. Requiring a PL does NOT equal a closed repeater.
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Kris Kirby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
"The illegal we do immediately. The unconstitutional takes a bit
longer."-- Henry Kissinger
ough time to get any important message across.
> Unfortunately, many Hams think otherwise...
That's not a bad idea. I'd probably want to set it at 120 seconds; one
of the repeaters I grew up using had a 4-minute timer.
I program most of my radios for 300 seconds or five minutes, just in
mmercial
license. There are certain hooks there that it would be best to seek
appropriate commercial assistance with.
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"The illegal we do immediately. The unconstitutional takes
a bit longer." -- Henry Kissinger
speak & spell to record a ID. :)
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"The illegal we do immediately. The unconstitutional takes
a bit longer." -- Henry Kissinger
h also
works for most other modes based on FM (9600 BPS packet, Motorola DES,
etc.).
Truly, to support multiple modes or technologies, we need only look at
the world of linear transponders for a clue -- there's really not much
of a point in having too much of a radio there when you
y for relatively cheap if you catch a few large
auctions.
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"The illegal we do immediately. The unconstitutional takes
a bit longer." -- Henry Kissinger
squelch. (Micor rx, btw).
Let me guess... fiberglass antenna?
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"The illegal we do immediately. The unconstitutional takes
a bit longer." -- Henry Kissinger
king a
remote base out of a 110W Motorola Syntor X.
I doubt you'd want to put that at the repeater site thought. =)
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"The illegal we do immediately. The unconstitutional takes
a bit longer." -- Henry Kissinger
ement board; we've
already replaced all the expensive parts (tubes). :-/
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<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
"The illegal we do immediately. The unconstitutional takes
a bit longer." -- Henry Kissinger
trying to locate people who can tell us what
it's age was when it left commercial service.
So far so go, only replaced the channel elements when it was put in
service and three tubes, but we don't get much lightning...
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"The illegal we do imm
On Tue, 8 May 2007, Mike Morris WA6ILQ wrote:
> What frequency range is it? 136-150, or what?
I believe so since it's operating in the low half of the 2M band now.
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"The illegal we do immediately. The unconstitutional
ock inside is on that frequency.
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"The illegal we do immediately. The unconstitutional takes
a bit longer." -- Henry Kissinger
#x27;ve walked into a comm closet only to be
greeted with 100+AH of batteries on equalize and about to burst at any
moment
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"The illegal we do immediately. The unconstitutional takes
a bit longer." -- Henry Kissinger
price range...
DingoTel
http://www.dingotel.com/2way/index.asp
http://www.amazon.com/DingoTel-2Way-Two-Way-Internet-Bridge/dp/B0007LQQUK
$30.
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"The illegal we do immediately. The unconstitutional takes
a bit longer." -- Henry Kissinger
;s a hardware bridge. It's USB. On some level it's
an accessable product that can be bashed into working somehow.
> who wants a PC on a mountaintop?
The same ones who want echolink or IRLP locally and have an internet
conenction up there... *rolls eyes*
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Has anyone repurposed a Mitrek PL board for another repeater or as a PL
detector in general?
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"The illegal we do immediately. The unconstitutional takes
a bit longer." -- Henry Kissinger
nice for reverse burst and
> cross code functions.
I was actually thinking of trying to add a PL to our old (1964-vintage)
repeater.
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"The illegal we do immediately. The unconstitutional takes
a bit longer." -- Henry Kissinger
r-builder.com/rbtip/hpa.html
We already need a lot of seperation...
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"The illegal we do immediately. The unconstitutional takes
a bit longer." -- Henry Kissinger
On Tue, 22 May 2007, Kris Kirby wrote:
> Has anyone repurposed a Mitrek PL board for another repeater or as a
> PL detector in general?
I have an HLN4476A2, which looks like a digital PL board (has a 156.7 PL
plug in it), but is missing about a fifth of the board in population
(U5, U6,
r
encode only...
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"The illegal we do immediately. The unconstitutional takes
a bit longer." -- Henry Kissinger
his guy 200 mitreks. :-p
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"The illegal we do immediately. The unconstitutional takes
a bit longer." -- Henry Kissinger
If you have worked with multicoupled recieve antennas and combined
transmit antennas, or a community antenna-type site, please drop me a
line off list. I have a few questions regarding your experiences with
implementation versus theory.
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"
fference the modulation, rx and tx.
Test lab setup: radio, attenuator, noise generator, combiner, radio.
Run the FM through the test, noting noise levels, etc.
Then do the same with D-Star.
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"The illegal we do immediately. The unconstitutio
ly ware into feedline jacket. Prefer the clamps, but at $3
> each the wire looked good and did work or now since 1998.
There's "do it right" and there's "do it again".
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"The illegal we d
sary for testing equipment per GROL.
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"The illegal we do immediately. The unconstitutional takes
a bit longer." -- Henry Kissinger
On Wed, 20 Jun 2007, mch wrote:
> Maybe they heard that there is less noise with horizontal
> polarization, and changed the antennas accordingly.
> > > <http://earthsignals.com/add_CGC/Letters/Lukens_Hazard.htm>
That's not even 45-degree "slant" polarization
On Thu, 21 Jun 2007, Paul Finch wrote:
> Yeah, and your repeater is probably responsible for the Honey Bee
> decline as well as the Lightning Bug becoming extinct. Durn Ham radio
> operators!
You forgot to blame him for birds flying into towers and being
killed
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/mitrek/mitrek-index.html
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"The illegal we do immediately. The unconstitutional takes
a bit longer." -- Henry Kissinger
On Wed, 27 Jun 2007, TGundo 2003 wrote:
> a problem I guess), that 75 watt micor PA going through the duplexer
> and feedline turns into a slow trickle by the time it reaches the
> antenna.
It's not about watts, it's about dB(m).
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On Sat, 7 Jul 2007, Laryn Lohman wrote:
> ...
> Plain English -ALWAYS- works.
STFU :-p ;-)
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"The illegal we do immediately. The unconstitutional takes
a bit longer." -- Henry Kissinger
On Sat, 7 Jul 2007 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Well, let's not forget the grand daddy of them all: WTF!
And the modern, radio version:
"WTF, Over?"
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"The illegal we do immediately. The unconstitutional takes
a bit longer.&
>>>>>
rf -> circulator -> rx
|
-> dummy load
?
Since we know that some RXs aren't 50-ohms, nor are some TXs.
I'm looking at this strictly from the point of view of matched
impedances.
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* WAR IS PEACE * FREEDOM IS SLAVERY *
* IGNORANCE IS STRENGTH * KETCHUP IS *
* A VEGETABLE *
Has anyone rebiased a Mastr-II Continuous duty PA on VHF or UHF for
linear operation?
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* WAR IS PEACE * FREEDOM IS SLAVERY *
* IGNORANCE IS STRENGTH * KETCHUP IS *
* A VEGETABLE *
now better now. :)
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* WAR IS PEACE * FREEDOM IS SLAVERY *
* IGNORANCE IS STRENGTH * KETCHUP IS *
* A VEGETABLE *
On Sun, 29 Jul 2007, Ron Wright wrote:
> So concentrating on our other VHF and UHF bands is needed. I am
> really surprised we still have 30 MHz on the 420-450 band.
One only need look at PAVE-PAWS....
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* WAR IS PEACE * FREEDO
7;re gonna need a lot of computing power.
A LOT of computing power.
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* IGNORANCE IS STRENGTH * KETCHUP IS *
* A VEGETABLE *
On Thu, 20 Sep 2007, Chris Rosing wrote:
> What other things out there "repeat" but arent repeaters?
Digipeaters. Since no one ever made a full-duplex digipeater...
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* WAR IS PEACE * FREEDOM IS SLAVERY *
* IGNORANCE IS ST
ased folded dipoles if it's even possible.
You know, there's probably a ton of 400-420MHz folded dipoles out there
on federal sites that will have to be replaced sooner or later...
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* WAR IS PEACE * FREEDOM IS SLAVERY *
* IGNORANCE IS STRENGTH * KETCHUP IS *
* A VEGETABLE *
On Sat, 22 Sep 2007, MCH wrote:
> To compare D-STAR to SkyCommand is like comparing apples to a DeSoto.
What's a DeSoto?
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* IGNORANCE IS STRENGTH * KETCHUP IS *
* A VEGETABLE *
deviation into consideration
when factoring power specifications? How does this factor in terms of
power wasted as heat (in the unlikely case that I'll attempt to put too
much power into an insufficently-sized radiator)?
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* WAR IS P
and if
> it would ever trip off, switch to the red receptacle. That way, if
> lightning trips the normal circuit, we would instantly feed our
> equipment from the red receptacle.
Plug the repeaters into the red outlet, and plug everything else into
the white outlet.
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of electricity? I understand that you
want to get it back on the air yesterday, but unless you've implemented
a lightning arrestor on every bloody port of every bloody device, I
wouldn't bet that you could keep the breaker from tripping.
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ld allow sufficient runtime, plus the higher capacity should
> get you out of the cheapo consumer grade UPS category. As Eric
A 1500W UPS is overkill for a 100W load.
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But remember, with no superpowers comes no responsibility.
--rly
On Wed, 23 Jul 2008, Dave wrote:
> WHEN DID REPEATER BUILDER CHANGE TO TV CRITICS? i THOUGHT THIS THREAD
> WAS ORDERED ENDED?
And yet you continued it. Interesting choice, that.
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t were a zipline.
If you're lucky, the latter brought the right equipment and the birds
don't pick pieces of him out of the ice bridge for the next few months.
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--rly
epeater:
http://www.digium.com/en/products/ivr/allisonsmith/
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or rackmounting. All you have to
do is google "rack screws" and several sources show up.
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e it's cheaper to purchase the self
> threading screw from Motorola.
What's the locale of manufacture? China?
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--rly
n New Jersey Near Exit 120 on the Parkway?
> :D
I'd say most of the activity regarding 900MHz Repeaters is concentrated
on the AR902 list:
http://www.ohioaprs.net/ar902/
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/AR902Mhz/
Basically, 927.500 for simplex with varying PL tones according to
regio
secondary board mounted on top of
> the cabinet. It is all true GE in the gold anodized cabinet, card
> cage, drawer unit.
>
> Anyone?? help? point me to the info, would love to get this war horse
> working!
You might try asking AR902:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/AR902Mhz/
audio?
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efforts for repeating audio from 20Hz to
20KHz are for naught since his HT and Mobile radios both attenuate
everything above three kilohertz.
Then again, he may just be an audio nut or former roadie who "knows
sound" and wants to bring those skills to radio.
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deo engineer my father ever met was color-blind. He used the
tools at his disposal to set up the video monitors and equipment because
he couldn't trust his eyes.
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nel won't
exceed that of a given analog mode, or that the audio quality will
suffer due to the codec used.
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But remember, with no superpowers comes no responsibility.
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quot; it off the web.
>
> Read more info about MaxTracs, etc. at:
> http://www.repeater-builder.com in the Motorola section,
> MaxTrac/Radius/GM300 area.
At this point in time, a search on Peer-to-Peer networks or Google for
some Russian radio sites should locate you Radius and other radi
On Fri, 26 Sep 2008, sgreact47 wrote:
> What is the correct URL.???
>
> Just get: ** UNAUTHORIZED ACCESS PROHIBITED *** YOUR CONNECTION
> ATTEMPT HAS BEEN LOGGED. GO AWAY.
You just ran afoul of someone's PortSentry installation.
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oxide is conductive, unlike most other oxides.
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ct that both
of you have managed to find places and locations to support those two
repeaters speak volumes in an of itself -- don't let both machines go to
waste through squabbling.
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I appreciate your time and trouble.
Virtually every two-meter rig made since 1995, or commercial radios from
1985.
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around 165MHz or so. It was
a nice fiberglass stick, but too far out of my range to be useful for
ham radio.
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ys do not understand
networking.
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rtail emissions all over the place as a digital signal has so many
harmonics.
I hope this issue isn't RF-based.
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one must compute the
gain, and accordingly lower the Part 15 device's transmitter power to
remain in compliance with Part 15. The nice part about any parabolic
dish is that regardless of the frequency, the feedpoint is in the same
physical location on them.
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art of the country?
In central Alabama, entirely too quiet. Two meters is normally only used
during "drive time", and despite eight 440 machines that cover the city,
none are irregularly or regularly used. Seems like we're in the doldrums
of ham radio.
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I know several people have complaints against LMR400 in duplex radio --
do members of the group feel the same way about LMR600?
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tration. You never know when a
helicopter is going to be nearby, for example. ;-)
I hope your run from 1000 to 1300 ft is with 7/8ths inch heliax.
I'd also recommend that you use 2C ICOMs for the repeater; it's going to
be seeing more temperature extremes than most repeaters will.
ugh hacking to enable an RSSI function on the
Spectra, but IIRC it doesn't work in a non-trunking mode and requires
very specific firmware in the radio (MLM). But that also assumes that
you want to view RSSI at the radio's control head, not remotely.
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DMM to act up -- you might really be in a high RF
field, which shouldn't happen if you're on the ground unless there's a
50KW transmitter only 100 ft up.
Might be time to invest in a NARDA RF monitor.
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--rly
nology, needs to be
afforded a chance to grow. Beyond that, it's still just another
repeater. So sure, cancel a paper repeater to give it a proper pair, but
once you've got one allocated, I wouldn't bother to make alterations to
the order of coordination.
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new home...
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gnorant, but what is an RF-rated capacitor? I am familiar with
inductors, resistors and so on, but was unaware there is a specific
series or type of capacitor that should be used for RF circuits. I can
understand being aware of breakdown voltages that are present in high
SWR conditions.
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!!
You'd need to defeat the talkback-scan capability of the PAC-RT. And
lower the transmit power of the Syntor X9000 to allow it to run for
longer periods of time. IIRC, the normal duty cycle for the X9000 is
10% at 100W.
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--rly
How can I identify an otherwise unknown tower as Rohn 20, 25, 45, etc.
or even another tower manufacturer altogether?
I'm printing off the Rohn 25, 45, and 55 section details, but beyond
those drawings, I've no other clues to ID the tower.
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But remembe
products.
Is there a manufacturer's stamp I can look for to ID it as a real Rohn
and not a clone?
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But remember, with no superpowers comes no responsibility.
--rly
On Thu, 8 Jan 2009, Mike Morris WA6ILQ wrote:
> 3) The post office forwards my old address, but I can't use it - the
> envelopes have a DO NOT FORWARD stamp on them.
Call your congresscritter, or better yet -- arrange a visit to his
office.
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Kris Kirby, KE4AHR
But rememb
re paying a reduced postal rate which frees the US Postal Service
> from the responsibility to forward.
It's a coupon from the government which the government refuses to
deliver using it's own methods. Sounds like a congressman needs an
earful.
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--rly
ings, I've no other clues to ID the tower.
> >
> Post a picture.
http://catonic.us/wigi/pics/ham/tower/
I believe it to be a Rohn 45. It is approximately 18" from side to side,
and has the "Z" railing.
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hn
45 according to the measurements.
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e the codeplug to the radio and archive it.
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eur stuff
> together as a backup.
Welcome to the world of analog microwave...
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e use, I realized proactive protection from hams is
pointless. The reason is that we can protect the band from ourselves,
but not from Part 15 devices without FCC litigation. And that would make
us exceptionally bad neighbors. Maybe a line needs to be drawn. Some
services may coexist peacefully. OFDM a
e end of days.
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--rly
wo
GE Rangrs, a 2N, and an ID-8. And since I used it to test the
deviation, it's around 2.5KHz, as the radio max deviation is set to
about 3.0KHz.
Turns out the GE-Rangr will accept about 20KHz of input audio before it
ceases to copy the PL and turns off the reciever. =)
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On Sun, 15 Feb 2009, Chuck Kelsey wrote:
> Check here: http://www.fcc.gov/dtv/markets/
Supposedly, the benefit to DTV is that it requires a tight filter mask,
so out of band interference should be minimized.
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on top
> of a 5,000 foot mountain, and the chief
> engineer is ham-friendly...
Go for it. See if you can find anyone who'd donate a repeater to that
cause. Though I shudder to think how you'd contain six meter duplexer in
a NEMA box, let alone mount it on a non-elevator tower.
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review it from a go/no-go perspective,
sans agreement. I'm not in it to make money, I'm just an idea rat.
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s it.
Somewhere in here: http://blog.catonic.us/kirby/
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--rly
On Mon, 23 Feb 2009, Don Kupferschmidt wrote:
> Also reminds me of when I was *DUMB & STUPID* in my earlier years of
> CB (before I got my ham license), and I asked on air for a radio
> check!
We still hear those today:
"Am I making it in?"
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Disinformation Analyst
a little tuning (twist of the caps).
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Disinformation Analyst
good
commercial scan shop that will do "mail order" business?
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Disinformation Analyst
The Syntor X can as well; there are a number of us that use various
codeplug generators and EPROM programmers.
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Disinformation Analyst
On Sun, 8 Mar 2009, Butch Kanvick wrote:
> I am not sure how they patched the hole in the roof.
By mounting an antenna in it. :-)
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Disinformation Analyst
r radio.
If you're not using CTCSS or DPL/DCS, ignore it.
Depending on where your system is located, it may be a power dropout as
a result of a generator test.
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Disinformation Analyst
periodic array on each face, and then phase those
together using a series of hybrid couplers.
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quot;!!!
>
> And I'll tell you again-READ IT AGAIN!
> A pointless exercise and response .
HITLER HITLER HITLER.
There, now this thread is over. Moderators, arise! Declare it dead like
the third reich!
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Disinformation Analyst
author in PDFs and the Mac has a built-in PDF viewer and
Postscript conversion engine.
Totally not the solution you were looking for. =)
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Disinformation Analyst
t; your repair and keep the element the same diameter for the
> entire length.
If you're adding pieces of metal to the ends of the antenna, you're
effectively decreasing the spacing of the elements from each other.
Give me some parameters and I'll run an analysis of it in the modeling
program.
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g
the antenna to a 50-ohm transmitter is another issue altogether.
I am researching antenna inversion (mounting the antenna upside-down) at
the moment.
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