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KA9SWI@... wrote: Peter, Get a Comet or Diamond dual band mobile duplexer (diplexer) they will work fine for this. I have a few repeaters that use dual and tri band antennas. Some are

Hello, I am really cheap and hoping someone has prints and service literature on the web for the Micor uhf Elmer KB3WG

I'll tell what we are doing at one of our sites... depending on your power output. We are using an actual COMET Tri-Plexer for our 2Meter / 220packet / 440link repeater site. And never have any

I use the Larsen diplexor. It's a heavy duty model that can take up to 200w. Plus it is a sealed unit. I have not had any problems with desense. Good luck with it. 73, Gary

I am putting up a 440 repeater with the 2M (147.300 Brown Co., Indiana) repeater that is already in operation. The 440mc machine will use the same antenna that is going up soon (a GP-9). What is the

The helical resonator/stub lowband duplexers work ... but that's about all you can say about them. It is real easy to end up with almost zero transmitter power out to the antenna and a nice, toasty

Hi Ed: Probably, as the inside is simple, but look around for a used one. As more and more government/business's get away from the low band, they will become easier to find. Ah...the wonders of

I was researching 6 meter band antennas & duplexers, and came across Decibel Products. They have a design of a duplexer that can do a .5mhz split and its only 30" high. It uses what appears to be

First I've seen of the LDG Voter. I use Spectratac and GE. Will this voter work with Status Tone Receivers ?? Adam N2LKV Afeuer@...

Ken Califf wrote:

I have an LDG voter I am selling. It is already built in nice rack mount enclosure with feed thrus on all logic lines in and out of the enclosure. I dont have the necessary sites for using it. I am

The Lacko's wrote: Scott, Go to http://www.ldgelectronics.com/ or http://www.dheco.com/index.htm I have and use an LDG Electronics voter and it works nicely. Kevin

Looking for source on a min of 3 channel voter and rx'r. Thanks for the help, Scott

I swear, after all the time and grief various people put into repeaters, between the kerchunkers, the noise bursts, the lids, the fights for space, the audio troubles, the attempts to run things on a

Try this URL: http://ldgelectronics.com/ LDG has a very spiffy voter which can be stacked to get more ports if necessary. Good luck! 73, de Gary, W7NTF

Does this mean that the "RX" stands for the Exec II? I searched and searched for info on this prefix, but came up empty. I checked your web page (actually it was the first thing I did, hi) when I

Ok, thanks John. It bothered me as all the pictures I've seen of the Exec II's don't match mine. Also, are these things rock bound, or are they PLL'd? I can't see any place to put either rocks, or

Ted Sounds correct! John Lloyd Tedd Doda wrote:

According to a table I have on my web site, the 33 indicated 42-50 Mhz. So it isn't speced for 6m, but it's real close. I would think the lower in the 6m band the better. The 6 should indicate