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Hey there - it sounds like I'm a little further along than you in the repeater-installation-journey. I'm in a rural valley in Mendocino California, hilly and forested terrain. There are lots of ham

I have a VHF and UHF repeater on a 27 ft tower. It works pretty good around the valley. Sorry Chris, the bottom of the tower is at 4,170 feet above the valley. The ski area has their repeaters in a

That’s not a bad deal. Of course, the prices I gave were new. It is getting ridiculous what new equipment costs. Tom KI5ELV

Hell...ill sell you a 25 watt gmrs repeater with a tuned duplexer and all double shielded(not lmr400) interconnect cables for $1000!. I'll sell you a sinclair 4 bay antenna for $400. I'll sell you

What is your budget? I would recommend a good quality antenna(Sinclair or DB), and a Kenwood repeater. Of course, good duplexer and LDF450 feedline or equivalent. Stay away from any of the LMR cables.

You'll also need a repeater controller but I think the mmdvm board and a raspberry pi will do an FM repeater.? Or get the USB version and a NUC. Height is might, so if the repeater is at the same

Thanks all for your responses. I'll try the first solution as it seems the most simple, however, increased complexity means increased the fun out of it! Javier, EA6ALW

Man if I could put a repeater up on a 3000 ft mountain I'd be happy.. ? I guess one on a 50 to 100 ft tower at your house would probably be better than what you've got right now. Chris WB5ITT WRXZ

I have a GMRS repeater at 200ft above a valley floor on the edge of a steep hill. There are mountains surrounding the valley a good 2,500ft higher than my repeater. My repeater saturates the valley to

I live across a valley from a ski mountain.? My house is ~300' above the valley floor on the edge of a steep hill.? Top of the ski mountain is ~3000' above the valley floor.? Cell phone coverage on

Hey Jeremy, do you still have the Rangr? Is it ready to go on 50MHz FM ? We're trying to setup some local links for packet but I'd love to get a 50Mhz repeater online. -- ae5tc

Ye of little faith…….. ? Matt AL0R Sent: Thursday, March 6, 2025 07:59 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [repeater-builder] running autopatch Yeah I was thinking the same

Yeah I was thinking the same thing. That'd be a hell of a try to put a RJ11 connector on RG11! ? Oh well typos happen.. Chris WB5ITT [email protected]> wrote:

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<---What's the Insertion loss, and then the Return Loss at the pass frequency? What instrument are you using for the tuning (and did you go through a calibration to net out cable losses, etc)? Did

Thanks for the tuning information.? I'll admit that most of this is new to me so I'm still a little lost, but slowly figuring it out and reading everything I can find. I've tried rotating the

I have located a "new" spool of FSJ4-75, 2000', in SoCal. I have not personally inspected it, however, the pics I've seen show it still with the corrugated cover on the spool. It is stored upright and

VHF Engineering used a similar COR board .? ?While not hardware so to speak I would look at the ARDUINO repeater control software. Ralph ku4pt

On 2025-03-05 3:11 p.m., Ramesh Dhami &#92;(VA3UV&#92;) wrote: > On 2025-03-05 12:06 p.m., David Cameron - IRLP via groups.io wrote: >> I use a similar method that I find a little more accurate for

On 2025-03-05 12:06 p.m., David Cameron - IRLP via groups.io wrote: > I use a similar method that I find a little more accurate for setting > the loops. It's very hard to set the pass for 1db IL