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Thanks - I should have thought of that. Tom

I use TE systems, as Henry has failed me before. Henry also takes some time to actually get them, and power falls off as they warm up. The TE systems desktop amp with a good fan has worked well for

Mike remember a hurricane just went thru there he might be out of powerand don't have a computer connection at this time. To: ! mailing list Repeater-Builder <Repeater-Builder@...>

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You can set both RX and TX to be CSQ, according to both - the help files - and the test I just did in the program, with an archived codeplug. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Does anyone know what equipment these High Band channel elements are used in?Based on their small size, I assume they're for an HT. Receive KXN1075ATransmit KXN1042A 73 and aloha, Eric KH6CQ

If the tradeoff of NF is small (0.2-0.3 dB) I'd agree. The NF spec on the ARR 440 preamp is 0.5 dB, so if it's meeting spec w/o tuning I wouldn't be so keen on degrading the NF by half a dB just for

It's quite possible and relatively straight-forward to move a lot of amplifiers up and down to a new desired band segment. The physical construction of the amplifier can lend itself to being a

Do we actually have to own a 224 MHz repeater to answer these questions? There is not yet a practical reply in the queue because you should provide an answer to the following question(s). Do you

There is a 222 repeater here in Connecticut that uses a PA module from one of the ACSSB abandoned systems.? As far as I know, it has worked quite well, but is limited to about 25 watts output. Joe

For the last 15 yrs. I use a Motorola Custom built 220 Micor built by our repeater builder group here using 3 Watts to drive a TE System Amp Never a problem . I have read some about 220-222 ACSB

I 2nd the above, though with all the duplicated messages on Yahoogroups lately this may turn into a 3rd, 4th, 5th,... Bob NO6B

As the subject line says, I'm looking to contact Mike Perryman K5JMP in the Virginia area. The info I had is no longer any good, and the email address on QRZ doesn't bounce, but no response. And

Good morning, This question is for all the 220 MHz repeater owners on the list. We have a 25W repeater and would like to add an amplifier as it hears much better than its transmit coverage. Our

I've tuned many an ARR preamp. They did make very minor changes during the life of the VDG series, but if you compare a P432VDG and P460VDG of the same vintage, they should have the same components,

ARR Preamplifier Comparisons I had an brief short amount of spare time to compare (and optimize) some used ARR receive preamplifiers, models ARR432VDG and ARR460VDG. Being specified for sale

Matt W6KGB makes darned GOOD preamps - the performance is equal or better than the no-longer-available Anglelinear in every way (and a helluva lot better than ARR, in fact the last time I was

Hi Ed, Just a thought . . I use a $37 ID-o-Matic IV for my Maxtrac 440 repeater to CW identify, control the fan, etc. They have a small add-on audio board (I think it was $20) to capture hold, and

Ed, For conventional ID is generally done via CWID during between transmissions, generally every 15 minutes for commercial and public safety. If a user keys up it overrides the ID and re-tries

Guys, We've come across some 380 to 400 MHz G.E. M7100 mobile and desktop radios that appear to be programmed for trunked operation. I have 2 questions:1.? Can they be tuned, or modified, for