开云体育

I have quite a few amps that were decommissioned recently and need a new home. These have a built in power supply so they are kind of a cool self contained unit. All have been tested and work well.

It always restarts immediately after it unkeys. It’s fine when it is key-down. Just after it unkeys. This has just started happening within the last few weeks. I may try hooking it up to the Astron

Agreed. Had the same issue before. Dab a little dielectric grease on all pins to help keep clean and prevent oxidation. Benjamin, KB9LFZ [email protected]> wrote:

I am looking for several RLN5933 in-dash brackets for the XPR4000 series radios to finish off a project. This is a bracket that fits into a single DIN dash opening in a standard vehicle. Apparently

Prices have gone up, but if you're not logged into Tessco, you're going to see rack rate - [image: image.png] [email protected]> wrote:

And...quality has gone down... [email protected]> wrote:

The Commander Technologies 220-N was mentioned.? Even though it shows a wide bandwidth, if you go that route be sure you order it for your specific transmit operating frequency. Burt, K6OQK

I would definitely try external DC power. That will rule out the internal switching supply (but not the board that sits on top of it, I believe it's called the filter board). Does the repeater power

Hello all, Our club has a Vertex VXR-7000 VHF repeater that has recently developed a problem. Whenever it finishes transmitting, it always power cycles. This happens both in remote mode with two

I realize we needed the program the pins, we just needed to pin out diagram, which was found. Thanks. Chad Nelson WI9HF/WRPL979 Janesville Wisconsin 608-754-8671 Send from my spectrum iPhone 16.

got a link to the part? [email protected]> wrote:

No you need to open up the KPG software and set them yourself. They're programmable, they aren't fixed so you need to program the pins... did Ken save a copy of your code plug? Chris WB5ITT

OK. Back when it was posted originally, there was discussion, and a comment, that construction details would be garnered and shared. I've been patiently waiting ever since. Chuck WB2EDV

I'm going to pick up a two 400W 900 meg PAs off of a friend of mine. They were 900 commercial/public service amplifiers. I am not sure what brand they are. I looked at them once and I can't remember

I like Bobs answer, the main thing is drive them as deep as possible, even horizontal if that’s all you can do. I would use stranded copper wire like a #2 and then if possible Cad weld them to the

Reseat the control cables, they can get dirty and cause issues. Remember they’ve used these radios in fire trucks and Baja racers along with other trucks that have dirt and grime, they work until

Hey guys have a couple of Kenwood TK790's with the same problems. 1 is installed in a truck for several years , and the truck is driven by 1 foreman who is a trusted and valued foreman. The other was

On Sun, May 18, 2025 at 11:38 PM, Jonny Tomlinson KF6PHX wrote: > > It's still there in part. I actually changed out some antennas to the left > last year. > > Jonny. Kf6phx > > Sent from my Verizon,

It's still there in part. I actually changed out some antennas to the left last year. Jonny. Kf6phx Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone Get Outlook for Android<https://aka.ms/AAb9ysg>

PVC conduit through all foundations and some were UFER with the foundation rebar bonded to the ground ring and antenna. All bonds were Cadweld and they were not specifically inspected but we did look