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Re: Packet Node at an FM Broadcast site
97.5 sounds more like it. The reason people are asking for the frequencies is to run an intermod program to see if your 146.100 receiver is going to get hit, or if any other intermod problems might
By Bill Hudson · #215107 ·
Re: Packet Node at an FM Broadcast site
Correction on FM Station 97.5 [email protected]> wrote:
By John N3XKD · #215106 ·
Re: Packet Node at an FM Broadcast site
Check again on the FM Radio Station frequency. Did you have a typo? Bill Hudson W6CBS Sent: Thursday, May 8, 2025 2:01 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [repeater-builder] Packet Node at
By Bill Hudson · #215105 ·
Re: Packet Node at an FM Broadcast site
The FM station is like 96.4, the repeater is 146.700 and the packet station is yet to be determined, but somewhere in the packet sub band 144.9 - 145.9. Thanks for all the information. I'll start
By John N3XKD · #215104 ·
Re: Heliax
You have to add the product to a cart to get the first pass pricing. Just looking won¡¯t get you anywhere. Ava5P-50 with no discount is 3.86/ft Matt AL0R Sent: Thursday, May 8, 2025 14:54 To:
By Matt · #215103 ·
Re: Heliax
Those guys must have a special account. At first I didn't log in at Tessco, but I have now and checked the price. For me when I log in, the price is $2.00 for LDF4-50A and $4.96 for AVA5P-50-C Dan
By Dan Newby · #215102 ·
Re: Heliax
Make that how about 300 ft of 7/8?
By Chris Boone WB5ITT · #215101 ·
Re: Packet Node at an FM Broadcast site
To do a half wave trap, you would sit there and tee off the feed line with a halfway shorted piece of coax times the velocity factor of course cut for the FM frequency. That would short out the FM
By Chris Boone WB5ITT · #215100 ·
Re: Packet Node at an FM Broadcast site
You'll only need one bandpass cavity. You don't need a circulator on the packet radio. Unless you worried about it causing an earmod mix to interfere with the repeater. What frequencies are exactly
By Chris Boone WB5ITT · #215099 ·
Re: Packet Node at an FM Broadcast site
Just do a search for trap on this forum. Matt AL0R Sent: Thursday, May 8, 2025 14:06 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [repeater-builder] Packet Node at an FM Broadcast site I have some
By Matt · #215098 ·
Re: Heliax
Tessco has it for 1.54 for such a low quantity. Matt AL0R Sent: Thursday, May 8, 2025 14:11 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [repeater-builder] Heliax Davis RF has the best price I have
By Matt · #215097 ·
Re: Heliax
About 300 ft of 7/8? [email protected]> wrote:
By Chris Boone WB5ITT · #215096 ·
Re: Heliax
Do you have a special account with them? I looked at their site just now and it shows $2.14 per foot. Thanks, Dan [email protected]> wrote:
By Dan Newby · #215095 ·
Re: Heliax
I pay 1.34 per foot at Tessco. Ken Pearce N4KCD Commerce Township, MI
By Ken Pearce · #215094 ·
Re: Packet Node at an FM Broadcast site
If you look in the archives of this site there have been discussions on how to build them in the past. I believe the repeater builder site may have documentation as well. Stan
By STANLEY STANUKINOS · #215093 ·
Re: Heliax
Davis RF has the best price I have seen on LDF4-50A at $1.87 per foot. You might even get a lower price buying 300ft at one time. https://www.davisrf.com/heliax.php Hope this helps, Dan WD4LUR
By Dan Newby · #215092 ·
Re: Packet Node at an FM Broadcast site
I have some bandpass cavities that will be tuned to the packet frequency, this FM Broadcast site is a 100kW site. What's involved with the tuned stub ? Can you direct me at some reading ? Much
By John N3XKD · #215091 ·
Heliax
I need 300 feet of LDF4-50 1/2 inch heliax for a project.? If I can get the heliax to the contractor soon, he will install it at a discount as he is already installing heliax for the tower owner.?
By Dr David K5RAV · #215090 ·
Re: Packet Node at an FM Broadcast site
Mod the radio so you can put one on the TX section. Depending on where antenna is you may get RX overload and may need to put a tuned stub on the RX side to notch out the FM station. Stan
By STANLEY STANUKINOS · #215089 ·
Re: Packet Node at an FM Broadcast site
Just use a bandpass cavity tuned to the packet channel Chris WB5ITT [email protected]> wrote:
By Chris Boone WB5ITT · #215088 ·