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Jeff, I assume you at least one of these connectors. What the cost shipped to FLA 34221? I have another length of 7/8” I am going to check to see if it has or needs connectors though I am not sure

I don't know what QRZ has for me, I don't use it. Use "Reply To Sender" at the bottom of this email. From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of MIke Ryan via

That's how it happened sometimes lol. No worries. Chad Nelson WI9HF/WRPL979 Janesville Wisconsin 608-754-8671 Send from my spectrum iPhone 16.

That's basically what I do, but using an off-site weak signal.? After all the goal is to be able to hear the weakest of signals.? In doing it that way I've not experienced any shift in the duplexer

Jeff, I tried to send to you TWICE off list here using your QRZ.com email. Both times bounced back undeliverable. -m Sent: Saturday, March 15, 2025 11:10 AM To: [email protected] Subject:

That is very old stuff. ?Used to see it in the late 80’s at sites I was decommissioning for an IMTS telephone company. ?I believe you will find the corrugation on the outer tube is a continuous

See attached PDF for examples. To the OP - if you're interested in a connector email direct. --- Jeff WN3A

Prodelin, Cablewave, and Phelps-Dodge all made 7/8” with a solid center (copper-clad aluminum, akin to ?”). Pics and details to follow… --- Jeff WN3A From: [email protected]

I interpreted your description a tad incorrect lol. Since Andrew never had a solid center in 7/8. I previously had a fella say he had 7/8 with a solder center but he didn't know. Matt From:

Thanks Jeff..I will be looking for your report on those. - Mike Sent: Saturday, March 15, 2025 9:31 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [repeater-builder] Andrew 7/8" Hardline Connector

* I THINK It was sold under Prodelin but Celwave was also a seller....the connector is Hex shaped on the outside....the one I have is male N but a barrel is pretty tight on it making it a female N

Use 6 dB pads on the TG output and SA inputs for the most accurate filter alignment. The possible detuned duplexer notches will be on the RX cans that are tuned to reject the TX frequency. John

Hi Jeff, Once you get the flat top response curve with minimum loss, you ideally should check at your operating frequency, with a return loss bridge connected to the filter input with the receive

I THINK It was sold under Prodelin but Celwave was also a seller....the connector is Hex shaped on the outside....the one I have is male N but a barrel is pretty tight on it making it a female N

Excellent idea.? I will dig out my probe and MSF 5000 Preselector tuning instructions today.? Thanks!

UUUHHHHH NO...If you look at the center pin, it has THREADS on it....hard to screw that into solid center conductor..... [email protected]> wrote:

7/8 inch with solid center conductor is likely Celwave cable, not Andrew....I never have seen Andrew with solid center.....I guess its possible but the Celwave stuff Ive used is solid and looks like

This is just a thought. I had old sp50’s and if you don’t know they don’t like to move very well. I did the hex edit in those to cover 0.00 to 999 mainly to use on 2 meters but say I got a uhf

It’s a shame I got a small 4 foot ge cabinet but in South Carolina

The helical casting does have the holes to insert the white probe cable that the MSF5000 uses and the instruction manual does come with that cable if you ordered it. It's more or less the same