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I have had very good luck with a folded dipole for 6 meters. I have tried a Diamond (works good but doesn't seem to hold up in high wind conditions). AR-6 Cushcraft works well and close to

Hi Phil: Whatever info you have would be appreciated. One of the tech's in our club said he may have either one dipole, or a 212-2 (or equivalent). May take a couple days for him to go through his

Hi Bradley: Not knowing what to expect out of a 6 meter repeater, I think it's working ok, just thought I'd get some other input for antennas. Mobiles are working the repeater from about 35 to 45

What frequency was the DB-224 for? I priced with Janine and it is DB 224-E $ 430.30 each DB 228-E $ 1,101.75 each She said the price varied depending on frequency. -Terry

Hi Tedd, the DB212-2 is two folded dipoles and takes up about 30 to 35 feet of space vertically, don't remember the exact spacing, although I can find it if you need it. A harness is easy to make for

Hi there There may be some other factor playing around with your set-up.Look at your whole set-up from beginning.Too many Hams want greater insertion loss ie lowest VSWR.Good SWR does'nt mean your

Hi Phil: Without checking, I presume the 212-2 is a dual folded dipole arrangement? How much vertical space do you need? I found the V-2000 to be a marginal base antenna as the bandwidth was so

Thanks to all that responded. The crystals have been ordered and should arrive within a few weeks. Again, thanks for the help. Tim KB2MFS

I'm using a DB212-2 on my repeater and it works much better than the the tri-band Diamond that I was using, I also have a Diamond 6dB gain DP-GH62 that I use at another location and like its

I am looking for a manual and info where I could get this GE/ERICSON mpa-select 16 channel radio program. The frequency coverage on this 138- 174 mhz I believed and currently program to 150 mhz

Could anyone recommend a good vertical to use on a 6 meter repeater? So far, I've tried: - Db-201 ground plane. Not bad performance, but a real hassle getting the SWR down on a crowded site. - A

Could anyone recommend a good vertical to use on a 6 meter repeater? So far, I've tried: - Db-201 ground plane. Not bad performance, but a real hassle getting the SWR down on a crowded site. - A

looking for a service manual for the Pace Landmaster III LM464Q HT's and the 5 bay desktop charger for them anybody have one of these around or know where i can look for a manual thanx

Joel Pastor change his call to WJ1P. His club affiliation is The MAGELLAN DX GROUP OF SOUTHERN CA. His homepage is http://www.qsl.net/magellan or just go to QRZ and punch his callsign WJ1P. Tell

Hi All, I was doing a search on the web a while back on 1.2GHz repeaters and came across a group in Southern Cal. that had built a number of these 1.2GHz repeater systems. While anyway, I grabbed the

Thanks Kevin! I've replaced a number of these, and find that the S-AV7 works as a replacement. Output is only about 25 to 30 watts but is less than half price of the S-AV17. Most people can't notice

I seen this very responsible explanation of the power module in the Kenwood TM-732A and thought I would pass it along here. Kevin From: Chris Nighswonger <ku4dd@...> I own a TM-732A. The

Thanx Gary! Gary Katona wrote:

this device came out of an Ameritron radio unknown model it has three silver transistors which are labeled to be CA3028B the pic is

"Appears" to be a VHF Differential Cascode Amp. TO5 case with 8 leads. A substitute is SK3525. (From RCA Reliable Replacement Semiconductors book). Roughly: Q1 collector pin 8 Q1 base pin