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I'm in this group to learn.? I've never put up a repeater antenna or had to resolve intermod issues due to PIM, etc.?? So take what I'm suggesting below with that in mind... It looks to me like

Dino, do you have the controller and duplexer? I have several repeaters I’ve made based on GE radios for 220, the challenge is crystals so depending on the frequency you intend on using we may have

Please don't knock products from Ukraine. Take a look at the RigExpert products. Absolutely the best antenna analyzers on the market... and they continue production despite their administration

Hi Everyone, First, I wanted to thank everyone for there suggestions. I do want to stick with doing TG (Talk Groups) as this how DMR was setup to operator plus the current radios made by the

Good morning: I have for sale these Motorola CP185 16 channel UHF portables, they are in good condition and work 100%. Battery seems to last the specified 11 hours on stand-by. One of the radios

I'm thinking with things the way they are there they can't get good parts-maybe not any parts.

We had one about 20yrs ago. Loved ti. Excellent audio. Replaced with Kenwood TKR750. Never looked back. Never had an issue with the Kenwoods.Now the TKRs aren't made anymore, geez. Good Luck and

I have a 220 repeater that I will sell complete without duplexes has a 15 W PA and a RC 100 controller, etc., with audio delay board and CTCSS

I believe I have a spare a UHF chassis - condition unknown as it's been off the air for years. You're welcome it for the cost of shipping. Jeremy K1LFK [email protected]> wrote:

Haha! My wife asked what I was laughing about. Matt AL0R Sent: Tuesday, March 4, 2025 06:19 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [repeater-builder] Antenna for UHF made in Ukraine

Scott N3XCC may be willing to build a whole repeater.? I think Scott still has 222 MHz PA's (25W modules and control boards). If not - I could probably be persuaded to build a 222 receiver and

Repeater Owner Dude --->? I installed a new antenna I got from the Ukraine on my repeater! Some Other Dude?? --->? Oh kewl - what frequency is your repeater on? Repeater Owner Dude? --->? All

Thanks Mike Mistakes compliments of Siri voice translation

Hi Milt, Thanks for the answer. Yes, I do have all the necessary equipment, service monitor, spectrum analyzer, etc... I could check and correct the frequency reference, power, max deviation. But

Our Club has a Kendecom 223 repeater we'd like evaluated and repaired as necessary. Who's the go-to guy anymore? Also, it has always been my understanding that these were quality repeaters. Maybe

Perhaps I am missing something , but if you want 75 ohm cable, why not use RG-59 or RG-6? I have access to a bunch of RG-11, but you said you didn’t want anything that large.

Wow, too bad as the aluminum dipoles look well made. Maybe they use acid flux in the soldering process.

The Good News: I've got approval for disposal of the equipment as I see fit. The Bad News: Due to various scheduling issues and bureaucratic processes, I will be unable to proceed any farther until

I'm glad to hear and know that things have turned around from your first thoughts. Knowing they are being responsive and helping out. Mick - W7CAT

Nah, Mick, you proved that the place was legit! Very helpful. More updates; of course, AFTER blaming the battery I did some internet research on the new-to-me Anytone 778 radio, and guess what? It