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Hi All, Has anyone built a repeater out of a ge master 2 uhf with the silver handle???and if so did you have spurs and general noise on the rf output??? I believe these typically have a vhf exiciter

Mike: I had to stop and think for a minute since it has been some time since I tuned up an MX, but there really is not much to do to tune up the transmitter. For the later versions of these radios,

Hi guys: I acquired a 2 bay, 6 meter Sinclair antenna at our main repeater site. It was tuned for 45 Mhz and that was verified by checking the return loss. At my 6 meter repeater output, the return

Hi guys: I acquired a 2 bay, 6 meter Sinclair antenna at our main repeater site. It was tuned for 45 Mhz and that was verified by checking the return loss. At my 6 meter repeater output, the return

Chris, I downloaded Internet Explorer 5.0 last night (half the night) and lost your snail mail address. It was my fault, would you send it to me again. Im off Wed and Thur and will try to get that

Hello Listmembers, Many thanks to all for their comments and suggestions concerning duplexers for my UHF repeater. Through all of it, I have managed to secure a set of Sinclair UHF duplexers - Model

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No real tech throws out MRT magazine, no less any other trade magazine, you should be whipped. I like the musty smell of newsprint in my basement, it's an aquired sense of taste. I have that issue.

Hi All< Does anyone have a ge master 2 uhf radio that they would be willing to part with at a resonable price.....my vhf repeater is done and ready to start on uhf....only looking for master 2 .....

Thanks to those who responded to my request about an old article in MRT. You guys are great! David Waters, AC4JF faxed me a copy just a few minutes ago. Todd Ellis Operations Manager,

Hello, I need some info on the following duplexer by Motorola 1. T1402 VHF 150 - 170 mhz. 2. T1402 UHF Don't't know what freq. range are they on. What kind of duplexer are this duplexer. BP/BR may be?

Jeff, The Q3220E 's are good duplexers. I have used them on many different sites and systems. I have spec sheets if you want to give me your fax number. I don't have a scanner here at work. John, K7JL

Anyone have any old Mobile Radio Technology (MRT) magazines sitting in a back room somewhere? I'm looking specifically for the September 1995 issue, I badly need a copy or fax of a particular article

Gregg, Try Tucker Electronics www.tucker.com, they referb and sell test equipment. I have purchased service manuals from them in the past. You might find the same model for sale at thier web site.

I have a set of sinclair cavaties on 2meters and I think that you will like the UHF version. I will look in my Sinclair books and see if I have any info on them. Send me a fax number and I will fax

I have found another set that I need to find info on. I have searched the internet but have not come up with much. These are a set of Sinclair ResLock duplexers model Q3220E ** Jeff. The Sinclair

The Q3220E is listed as a 4 cavity rack, available in 406-512 MHZ, 350 W, 0.8 dB insertion loss, 5 MHZ minimum seperation, and retails for around $1015. -Brian n0pmz <excerpt><smaller>Hello All,

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Hello, There is a new survey for the Repeater-builder community. Do the subscribers of this list wish to allow "For Sale" items from E-Bay posted? This survey is only for E-Bay posted links, and does

Hello, There is a new survey for the Repeater-builder community. Do the subscribers of this list wish toallow "For Sale" items from E-Bay posted? This survey is only for E-Bay posted links, and does