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Very good, you Momma did not raise no fool. de Rick kk5ric

In a message dated 3/5/99 0:27:02 AM EST, ray@... writes: << I use some of their other models. Great simple easy controllers. If you do decide to try it, please join my NHRC list here

Hi Rich here, Anyone have the NHRC controller designed to plug into the Mastr II?? Any feed back on it would be appreciated.. Tnx Richy

Hi Guys: Anyone know where to find out cable lengths (open stubs, shorted stubs) within the DB4032 duplexor? I have parts of the owners manual, but what I need is missing. The repeater is going on

Can anyone with a lowband manual help David, he is not subscribed to the list so please email him directly...... David Bolduc <dbolduc@...> Thanks, Kevin Custer, List

Hi Gang, A bunch of you that are subscribed here are also subscribed to the Repeater list at onelist. I am also subscribed to it and the GE list at qth.net. I received this attached email from the

I looked on their web page, and the price was $463.40 for the one in the ham band. DPW wrote:

YEP 73S CHUCK

THE HIGH SPLIT RANGER WORKS FROM 35-50 IN A MOBILE ENVIORNMENT NO FILTERING IS NECESSARY. I REALLY DONT BELIEVE THIS BABY MONITOR OR CORDLESS THING. IF YOU WANT TO USE IT AS A RPT. DO THE NORMAL

Chuck Wood wrote: In fact, CHP designed (for the most part) the S825 series control units. Joe, KR3P

Hi Chuck: I'd like to hear your ideas about filtering. Because I'm using notch only filters, each offending frequency would need it's own filter. Is there a "intermod" style filter available for

Kevin K. Custer W3KKC wrote: March 3, 1999 I am not too sure whether we can do business in this list...it has to do with linking repeaters. If anyone in the list is interested, please contact me

DPW wrote:

I HAVE ONE ON A MOUNTAIN 3500 FEET NO PROBLEM. YES THEY ARE WIDE BAND. BUT THERE ARE MANY WAYS OF EASIALLY FILTERING THEM. ISERIOUSLY DOUBT THAT A BABY MONITOR COULD CAUSE PROBLEMS. YOU CANNOT

I do not have the list handy but it is a 100 watt UHF unit. The 7 is the power and the 4 is 406 to 512 MHz. Rich WA8DBW Chuck k wrote: -- Richard D. Reese

Kevin K. Custer W3KKC wrote: I am glad I found and joined this list...I am equally happy to know that membership has grown in such a short time. I just would like to know how far (geographically)

I don't have the exact spec here, but I recall that the RANGR has a rather low duty cycle. I've also never heard of one getting overloaded so easily - especially by milliwatt power transmitters! The

To All, I just ordered a new DB-224 from a company in S. Florida called Marketronics. The price was $364.00 plus shipping. These things list for over $500.00. I thought if anyone is building a

I was talking to a GE service rep., and he also said that 2 are required because of the PLL only doing TX or RX at one time. I think so. Supposedly, the 2 people that are selling them got a skid load

Terry, I would mount your antennas per your note 2C. John Lloyd, K7JL ------------------- Terry Bartholomew NQ4Y wrote: