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Can anyone with a lowband manual help David, he is not subscribed to the list so please email him directly...... David Bolduc <dbolduc@...> Thanks, Kevin Custer, List

Hi Gang, A bunch of you that are subscribed here are also subscribed to the Repeater list at onelist. I am also subscribed to it and the GE list at qth.net. I received this attached email from the

I looked on their web page, and the price was $463.40 for the one in the ham band. DPW wrote:

YEP 73S CHUCK

THE HIGH SPLIT RANGER WORKS FROM 35-50 IN A MOBILE ENVIORNMENT NO FILTERING IS NECESSARY. I REALLY DONT BELIEVE THIS BABY MONITOR OR CORDLESS THING. IF YOU WANT TO USE IT AS A RPT. DO THE NORMAL

Chuck Wood wrote: In fact, CHP designed (for the most part) the S825 series control units. Joe, KR3P

Hi Chuck: I'd like to hear your ideas about filtering. Because I'm using notch only filters, each offending frequency would need it's own filter. Is there a "intermod" style filter available for

Kevin K. Custer W3KKC wrote: March 3, 1999 I am not too sure whether we can do business in this list...it has to do with linking repeaters. If anyone in the list is interested, please contact me

DPW wrote:

I HAVE ONE ON A MOUNTAIN 3500 FEET NO PROBLEM. YES THEY ARE WIDE BAND. BUT THERE ARE MANY WAYS OF EASIALLY FILTERING THEM. ISERIOUSLY DOUBT THAT A BABY MONITOR COULD CAUSE PROBLEMS. YOU CANNOT

I do not have the list handy but it is a 100 watt UHF unit. The 7 is the power and the 4 is 406 to 512 MHz. Rich WA8DBW Chuck k wrote: -- Richard D. Reese

Kevin K. Custer W3KKC wrote: I am glad I found and joined this list...I am equally happy to know that membership has grown in such a short time. I just would like to know how far (geographically)

I don't have the exact spec here, but I recall that the RANGR has a rather low duty cycle. I've also never heard of one getting overloaded so easily - especially by milliwatt power transmitters! The

To All, I just ordered a new DB-224 from a company in S. Florida called Marketronics. The price was $364.00 plus shipping. These things list for over $500.00. I thought if anyone is building a

I was talking to a GE service rep., and he also said that 2 are required because of the PLL only doing TX or RX at one time. I think so. Supposedly, the 2 people that are selling them got a skid load

Terry, I would mount your antennas per your note 2C. John Lloyd, K7JL ------------------- Terry Bartholomew NQ4Y wrote:

I apologize for this being a bit off-topic, however repeater builders should have a bunch of goodies laying around which would serve my purpose nicely. I'm putting together a six meter propagation

Near Albion PA 41-54-08 X 80-25-52 Elev 910 ft Dick WA3USH "It happens, just deal with it"

THE RANGER WONT MAKE A RPT UNLESS YOU USE TWO OF THEM. HOWEVER THEY ARE ONE OF THE BEST SIX METER RADIOS GOING. IF YOU HAVE A CHANCE TO GET THEM DO. ALSO ARE THEY AVAILABLE TO OTHER PEOPLE OR

Located about 60 miles south-west of Toronto, Ontario (EN93). Our club, The Kitchener-Waterloo ARC (http://www.kwarc.org) maintains a number of repeaters including 2m, 220, 440, and the soon to be