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How much? Are they 132-151 Mhz? John Lloyd, K7JL Jsimmons wrote:

I would also look to see what else was on the tower with the VHF fire stuff. More likely than not, you might find a nearby paging transmitter belching 250W into a high gain antenna on the same tower.

The radio clubs I service Micor repeaters for may be interested. Please send a quote for them, we may need 4 or more depending on price. Bill Anderson WA9BA Jsimmons wrote:

I have some VHF low split (2 meter ham band) 45 watt Micors for sale. Please e-mail if you are interested. John NI0K

Hello: Has anyone used any equipment, i.e. Exciters or Receivers from ARS, Aerotron-Repco Systems, Inc. I am seeking to build a repeater and am thinking about using their equipment. Looking for

Interested! How much? ad4cr@...

For those interested, this new group shares information regarding 220 MHz narrowband commercial (repeat, COMMERCIAL) two-way radio systems. This would include information about system components,

has anybody converted the icom ic-27a (144)for use in the 220 band with luck.. and also looking for a 220MHz mobile rig for trade

the comet GP-6 works great no a whole lot og gain and for high elevations it works great do to the low gain so it covers with in your 30 miles radius just great on VHF and UHF but the comet GP-6 is a

Your fire station sites may be completely different from your 2m sites. The antenna contribution itself is not likely to be the single issue, but height above ground (AGL), ground elevation (MSL),

Hi there, I have good success with a diamond X500H this is the HEAVY Duty version of the X500. I know that there is other options out there. But for what it is worth that is my 2 cents. Dave KD4POG

Gary, check the spacing between the dipoles. Measure the spacing, and then calc. the spacing for the frequency that you are using. Dave

Several people have asked for a copy of the bylaws of the Ohio Repeater Council. A copy is now posted at: http://www.wa8dbw.ifip.com/Bylaws.html For those not interested - please excuse

There is not a lot on this tower...but the county law repeater which transmits 80 watts out is on the same tower. But again, I would assume this would have been taken into account. (maybe not) Their

Thanks for the help so far. I understand there are a lot of variables in the operation of the repeater. I have just put one up on 440. Our fire rpt is all new equipment that supposedly has been

if you will get in touch with jan xtal and give them all the information from the data plate and tell th em what your tx and rx frequencies are going to be they will do the calculations for you..

I have been watching some of the email in regards to these antennas, and now I have a question. We have a VHF repeater for our fire depts in our county. Compared to using other ham repeaters on 2m,

Henry Clark wrote:

Well, it may be cheating, but I don't bother. When I order from ICM, I just tell them GE Mastr II, 2C, TX and they take it from there. They know all the calculations. I know Bomar is the same. I

The web page with the information on converting the Master II or MVP is at http://www.condor-connection.org/mods/mods.html de Joe WB6HRO