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There are no dual band folded dipoles! Best solution is to have one set of VHF and one set of UHF. This is what I did for one of my sites last year. Two bays for each UHF transmit and receive same for

I too have been down this road with many different UPS systems. The real problem is that a UPS is a SINGLE POINT OF FAILURE in whatever system it is powering. A battery (must be a SLA or LI type!)

I think it is a 100 Watt slug, but I cant figure the range. The markings below seem plausible. The one under the cover is strange. Bill Ripley Brame Technologies / Trident Infosol Office: (505)

Go with the battery. Use one of the diode/resistor thingys for charging. Just retired from 45 years in the broadcasting radio engineering, and there are only two types of UPS's. 1. Those that have

When you get it working, put the meter in series with a know good power meter (linear or log), make the conversion and that should tell you what the power rating is on the slug, is my suggestion. --

Will you be using a multi-coupler for several receivers or just one on both?? Other than that there may be on on Tessco's site, but you did not say if you need it in omni. -- Regards, Karl Shoemaker

I'm trying to figure out why hot-dipped galvanizing HW is a problem per a post, here.?? I'm also hoping to find a dual band version; 2 meters and 70-cm. And yes, you can achieve 9db gain if all the

Not the shipping company, but backup power at a remote site. Our local Club is thinking about a better way for backup for our packet stacks.? So, the duty cycle is lower than a conventional repeater

Because the antenna covers 10 MHz centered on your frequency. -- Clif Holland KA5IPF www.avvid.com

Up front, I have no experience with the Ukraine built antennas. That said, It's interesting claiming 9DBd for a 4 bay antenna, and saying "...*each antenna produced at personal desired customer

Works fine. Been up 2-3 years. -- Clif Holland KA5IPF www.avvid.com

We have a Telewave 2 mtr dipole that has been on top of a hospital for over 10 years and only a mile from the Gulf of Mexico that still looks like it is brand new and the harness looks good too. Les

The VB-8, with polyethylene jacket, which DB Products used along with the flooded braid, and solid center conductor that did not allow water migration along with the solid polyethylene dielectric

I have a Telwave 4 bay unit 220mhz up for nearly 10 years. It has been working better than I would have hoped. Whatever they are using...you want some. '73, Mike K4CVL

OK. I can tell you that one of the popular commercial antenna manufacturers, Telwave, does NOT use flooded or silver plated shielding on their folded dipole antennas - I asked and was told "no, it is

No, & I wish I did. In particular I'd like to know what Commscope is using now on the DB-408. Decibel made a nice antenna, with flooded braided cable. I have one at a site that was left lying in the

Do you have a list of those who use either? The old Decibel line did (flooded), but I am unaware of any others. Chuck WB2EDV

<https://www.ebay.com/itm/VHF-Antenna-4-element-dipole-136-174-MHz-9-DBd-300W/164550935939?hash=item2650000583:g:odUAAOSwEflcwx50> I would want to know what sort of coax the phasing harness is made

What would be a recommendation for a good VHF/ UHF multi band receive antenna for a "community receive" type setup. Looking foe something fairly rugged for a 100 foot tower in the North East at 1800

The harness was sealed with what looked like heavy duty hot molded encapsulation, much studier than shrink tube. There is also a 1/4 wave section made up of 2 paralleled cables totally encapsulated.