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KLOVE quality has been great from what I've heard from buyers...ICM type.. As for M57774 bricks I have 2 or three at the house...I may pull a couple of 13509s apart and build it like N5DNG, SK, did

Hi, I use these folks, they are across the river from me. Never

Instead of crystals you might consider a GPSDO like this one. A friend recently used a single output version on his 2m repeater receiver which I think is a Kendecom and its working great and really on

Messi & Paolini in Italy makes, at least in my mind, top quality direct bury 75 ohm coax with flooded copper braid, long lasting polyethylene jacket, etc and ships to USA in 3 days, at a reasonable

I believe Hy-q international here in Australia may still cut crystals, will be contacting them myself for a couple of projects,exchange rate may be an issue, be ut they always made a quality product

Looks like they make a 4 bay for 220 MHz- $585 plus shipping from Indonesia! You might have to make your own harness, from 75 ohm cable?, The mast is not supplied, of course. John

Dino, Like Kevin said, the hardest part of building a repeater from crystal controlled radios is getting crystals cut for the frequency in question. It's been awhile, but like riding a bike, I'm

The 220 4 bay. I posted what I took. If you have specific requests, I’m sure I could accommodate. Matt AL0R Sent: Tuesday, March 4, 2025 11:37 To: [email protected] Subject: Re:

Minus the harness, fabbing aluminum antennas is relatively easy. However, the key is, “serious DIY.” This is what separates the wheat from the chaff. As we can see from comments in this thread,

Matt, which antenna is this? ?I have the 4 bay UHF and there was no copper sticking out next to that rivet. ?I would like to see more pictures as well if you will share them.

I've wanted to replace some of my MICOR Repeaters with MTR-2000 or MTR-3000 units - mainly to free up some space in the cabinets, and to be ready for the future requirement to go Narrowband (here in

Hi all, I would agree with Kevin's point of view, especially for the oxydation, PIM issue. However it is difficult to accept that we have no chance for making some serious DIY antennas, in the DB

In 2025 micors are still great performers but limits those with knowledge about them to diagnostic and repair. The recent trends are motorola cdm 1550ls 200mhz units and amplifier if needed. Another

[email protected]> wrote: Anritsu would like a word. Matthew Kaufman

Hold on a minute there John. If you haven't been following along - looking at the photos of the actual Ukrainian antenna or you don't understand that copper oxidation in coaxial cables in the common

I have several antennas from Sirio, made in Italy and they are of very good design and quality. I've never tried one of their dipoles but you could make a simple phasing harness of RG-6 or RG-11 and

At 3/4/2025 05:53 AM, you wrote: We had one about 20yrs ago.? Loved ti. Excellent audio. In my 40+ years of working with repeaters this is the first time I've ever heard anyone say Kendecom

Along these lines Paul, it used to be that the variations in impedance transformation in “repeater antennas” was the challenge. Now the challenge is shifting to working with fewer and fewer

At 3/4/2025 07:53 AM, you wrote: 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

What model is the repeater? [email protected]> wrote: