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Hi Tedd, I read your message with interest. I have a similar situation. I was given a beautiful shiny UHF exposed dipole array with 8 dipoles... four on one side of the mast and four more 180

Hello List Members, I have 2 pieces of Hamtronics equipment for sale. I have upgraded my repeater system and no longer need these items. 1. Hamtronics T301-2Y Synthesized 2m transmitter (mounted

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Just a quick note to say Thank You.... There are now over 300 members to the Repeater-builder list. I am not bragging, I am grateful. I started this list exactly 2 months ago and things have really

well what a short post ....i have found the info that i am looking for it was located at http://www.nhrc.net/mastr2/align-low.html thanx to the guys at NHRC

Looking for the tuning info for the ge master II low band base instruction for tuning the rx and the tx thank you

You never know who your going to run into on the internet. Hi John. Long time no see! Jsimmons wrote:

FYI, your date is set to 1998. :) Joe, KR3P Jsimmons wrote:

Can someone suggest a gud dual band antenna to use fer a uhf and vhf repeater system. I've used a cushcraft 270-b (?) and now using a hustler fiberglass. Both work OK but wondered if anybody could

Thanks Steve. I think I'll take the advice and look around for a folded dipole, or 2. Tedd Doda CET CEO Lazer Audio and Electronics packet ve3tjd@va3sed e-mail lazer@...

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