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I've been using the DB 420-B, 8 element exposed folded diapole array for working area UHF repeaters - with no problems. It replaced a Celwave PD 455-6 heavy duty fiberglass stick (also in the 450 to

In a message dated 4/25/99 12:33:11 PM Eastern Daylight Time, litz@... writes: << >Hi Guys: I am working on putting a repeater together with a few other >folks help, and I am in need of a

I have used Samlex switching supplies on everything, HF to UHF and have had no problems with noise. Demos KR4US

In a message dated 4/25/1999 9:25:00 AM Eastern Daylight Time, jackj4@... writes: << Hi Mike, Have used Duracom and Astron switching supplies on VHF & UHF repeaters and paging systems for

Hi All, I recently purchased a Switching power supply. It was rated at considerably more amperage then most of the REGULAR power supplies I had seen, and was more affordable, so I had to

HI All, I have been looking for an operators/service manual for the Cushman service manula, model number CE-3, since Dayton of last year with no luck. If anyh one knows of a place whrere I

Hi All, I am looking for the tuning procedure for the transmitter in the MX series of Motorola portables. I have a service manual, and I can't seem to find the transmitter alignment

I agree regarding the Decibel Products folded dipole being a great antenna. Yes they dont have one designed for 440 but the 450-470 version works fine. I've been running the 8 folded dipole DB

Hi Mike, Have used Duracom and Astron switching supplies on VHF & UHF repeaters and paging systems for about 6 years with NO problems. They run much cooler and do a great job. You will not have any

Hi Guys: I am working on putting a repeater together with a few other folks help, and I am in need of a reccomendation of a good UHF repeater antenna. I have seen a few of the DB products antennas

Hey there! Many well thought out reply posts to my query "what to coat Aluminum (metal) antennas with". Condensing the solutions offered: 1.) (solvent-thinned) rubberized "tool

The decibel products folded dipole antennas cut for the 450 to 470 MHz range work just perfectly in the 440-450 ham band. My repeater is living proof. Others in my area are using the same thing.

Nothing like getting it right from the horses mouth....<grin> (sorry Allan)

Thanks very much Kevin, seems like some people just don't get it! "Kevin K. Custer W3KKC" wrote:

at which address does the data go into the prom.... is there an address for each code segemnt for each indivadual channel I just need to decifer the sequence inorder to program. I don't have the

My apology to the list for the FWD E-Mail: Congress. I intended to send it to only 2 groups, but a small typo sent it to ALL groups. I have taken the necessary measures to prevent this problem

I have some scan boards. can you give me the GE "19" number for it? Kevin

Thanks to all who have responded on the list serv and privately. After reading the responses and web pages I now have a better idea of how a voter works and where to start troubleshooting. Thanks

Same Hear , not to take anything from anybody but i have found the NHRC DAD to work well take a look at http://www.nhrc.net/nhrc-dad/index.html Walter Isaacson wrote: