Bill Anderson WB9TEW wrote:
From: Bill Anderson WB9TEW <bill@...>
John, Please include me when you mail your notes, I am always looking for ways to
improve my repeater and you may have a new angle I may have overlooked.
Bill Anderson WB9TEW
John Lloyd wrote:
From: John Lloyd <lloyd@...>
Gary,
The Mitreks are easy to modify for repeater service. You will need to reduce the
TX Power output since the heatsink is small. You will need to make a shield over
the Channel Elements to get more Tx to Rx isolation. I will look up my notes and
send them to you later on my duplex mods to the mitrek.
John Lloyd, K7JL
Utah VHF Society
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w7ntf@... wrote:
From: w7ntf@...
Greetings,
This is Gary, W7N TF, in Spanaway, WA. I have two UHF Motorola Mitrek mobiles
that I was going to convert to repeater service before I got ahold of my GE
Mastr-II mobiles. I may still go ahead and finish the project and keep a
Mitrek for a backup repeater. Has anyone successfully converted a UHF Mitrek
mobile for repeater service? Was it difficult, and what problems did you
encounter? I bought a pair of rocks for one of my UHF repeater frequencies
and found that one of the two Mitreks fails to transmit... The other transmits
and receives ok, but still requires an alignment. I am looking for TXA, RXA,
COS, and PTT connections in order to interface with my LinkComm RLC-2A or
RLC-1 Plus controllers. I'd like to hear from you... Thanks.
73, de Gary, W7NTF
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73's
Harold
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