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After seeing a post a few days ago I have looked into the NHRC-2.. I was just wondering if anyone is currently using it, and how well does it work? Please send any comments! Thanks, Chris

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Sorry for all of the duplicates of yesterdays message. I was showing my wife how to edit an existing message as new and inadvertently hit send. My apologies... -- Richard D. Reese WA8DBW

The thing to remember is that when tuning with a MFJ 259B antenna analyzer, the power used in tuning is very low a few milliwats, this gives a better tune than when say 10 watts or more is

I picked up a Kreckman CO-41AN antenna for a great price. You can see it at: http://www.krecoantennas.com/prod05.htm The fellow in Akron Ohio purchased a damaged shipment from a carrier. They

Try this site: http://www.seits.org/index.html Ronnie

I also repair EF Johnson radios. This unit is a work horse. I would take the CR1100 over any Motorola repeater. The Jonhson is not state of the art, but Johnson has taken K.I.S.S. (Keep It Simple

Been following this tread for awhile and noticed that some folks are using VSWR to tune a Duplexer. Not commenting that this is or is not proper but all the instructions (about tuning) from the

Mike, What is th e SEITS site Steve WA4BVO HQ54@... wrote:

How hard is it to change from low side injection to hi side injection on the mastr and exec II's tom n8ies de Ric KK5RIC wrote:

Kim Wells K3OCM wrote: Kim Wells: visit page: kuggie.com/rbtip...for manuals/technicals chris inos wh6um

You can't just tune a Johnson radio. Parts must be replaced. It is a bit of work, but well worth it. I repair Johnson radios / repeaters for a living. You can get a service manual from E F Johnson

HQ54@... wrote: Mike, You probably did not get a good response to the question because the three conversions you mentioned are the only ones on the internet that I know of, and I look for new

Garry, Tuning the BANDPASS for minimum SWR is the way to go. This method will also compensate (at least partly) for antenna SWR. This method is also much more sensitive than trying to peak a signal

You won't need to get the magazine article because the construction article is on the internet at: http://www.nhrc.net/nhrc2/index.html Kevin HQ54@... wrote:

Ok everybody..... Time to do some spring season repeater-building. I have here a EF Johnson CR 1100 VHF repeater. This bad boy is rated at 100 watts continuous duty. I also have a new set of ICM

I picked up a Kreckman CO-41AN antenna for a great price. The fellow in Akron Ohio purchased a damaged shipment from a carrier. They are new in the box and priced well below dealer cost. As of this

Hi Again, I am looking for anyone who has a copy of the FEB 1997 QST. I am looking for an article entitled "Build a $60.00 Talking Repeater Controler", on pages 37 to 40. If you do