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What would be required to change a DB4060 series can that is currently set up for pass low / block high to pass high / block low?? If loop replacement is required, where can they be

Wouldn't even risk that guy. I sent him a set of cans 4 years ago and he straight up disappeared after he told me to ship them to him. Tried every form of contact known to man and never got a

I've got a TB8100 in GMRS service.? I want to of course provide proper ID, but as I share the channel with another system, I do not want the ID to beacon, just politely properly ID routinely after

Is this them?? Duplexer Repair is a service division of Alabama Broadcast Services, LLC [6]. Duplexer Repair performs repairs, refurbishing, and tuning of a wide variety of duplexers and cavity

Kevin has given me a lot of help tuning the overpainted and unknown dB4060 diplexer.? It is smelling a lot like they are not the ham band model.? If anyone has up to date contact info on the firm

I agree.? They are false economy.? The only protection that they give the receiver from transmitter power is a very sharp notch.? Burn up the teflon, loose the notch tuning, and you have the chance

Regarding the height:? The cans are 8 inches in diameter, and they are 21" tall.? The stated height does not include the tuning rods and other projections. Regarding the range: I do not know what

Mobile compact duplexers are for low power use at best. ?They burn up if used for continuous repeater transmission and high power. ?I’ve seen 50 watts burn up the teflon end dielectric tuning

Butchered and jackass….. ?NO. it looks like they had made a 6 cavity preselector using the 6 pass/reject cans in series with notches on both sides of the pass frequency. ?This is one way of

?Looks like you just need a N type T connector and one length of jumperNeal? Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPad

Thank you, You just saved me a major headache. Robert [email protected]> wrote:

* I have a cellwave 526-4-2 here and I'm attaching a picture that basically shows the issue. I need to make a whole new harness for it including antenna port harness. RG214. Between cavities –

I have a cellwave 526-4-2 here and I'm attaching a picture that basically shows the issue. I need to make a whole new harness for it including antenna port harness. Can someone point me in the right

Search for a Motorola T1504. These are plentiful, and should be in the under $200 price range. They are a true BpBr duplexer, and are great performers. Lots of info on line regarding configuration,

And I'm getting 80db of notches wrote:

Yes those are decibel DB4060s.. are they B range? I have a set on a Quantar that works just perfect.. Chris WB5ITT [email protected]> wrote:

this auction indicates it's UHF but not sure which range - https://www.ebay.com/itm/146409779825 [email protected]> wrote:

Tom, are they the green or blue cans, about 4" in diameter and sixe to eight cans? I used to own that duplexer, if it's the one I'm thinking of that's band-reject only.? Details on the web

Chris, you are welcome to email me for details. -- - Regards, Karl Shoemaker To contact me, please visit SRG's web site at http://www.srgclub.org for the current email address.

Looking at spare module for the mtr2000 and came across this module and I have no idea what band it is for.