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I am looking for a uhf Repeater. Tell me what u got and all the info and will take from there. Thanks, Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Hello Brad, Thanks for the reply. I relocated the site I had been looking for but the SEITS article is even better. The page I had seen

Great theaory,, build or modify and learn at the same time... Elmer KB3WG Micro price. I it. Or the to go for a

Hello Brad, Thanks for the reply. I relocated the site I had been looking for but the SEITS article is even better. The page I had seen

Hello All - In the process of setting a VHF 110 watt Mitrek up as a repeater transmitter, and I have a few questions - 1) Does the Mitrek stand up under repeater service? 2) How much do I have to

Gary, Hi there, Try and set all of the dipoles in the same direction. Then "aim" the dipoles in the direction you are trying to cover. You did not mention what type of coax or hardline you are using

As I had eluded to one, in a private e-mail, both Ron (N9EE) of "MCC" and Matt Bush (KA9RIX) of "Advanced Repeater Systems" are both good guys to deal with. Matt does Micor conversions utilizing

Hi there, the repeaters as it are: UHF: 443.250 output is 50watts Motorola Micor 448.250 input 6 can duplexer is set for freq. above MCC1000 controller with phone patch and remote base

Hello Dave, Thanks for your input. The repeater antenna system is using 150' of 7/8" Andrews Heliax with commercial connectors installed. And, for what it is worth, we did try the dipoles in one

What Frequency is the uhf and vhf repeater on that u are wanting to sell that is if i am correct from post? David Peterson wrote:

Same here. I bought a used IFR 1500 without manual (service or operators). The units are easy to use so one isn't really necessary, but I thought I'd better have one. I took a set of the manuals to

Hi Look at the "SIETS "ham repeater intertie network .There is an excellant explination on how to tune (wacom ) duplexers with the aid of a sniffer. I have made these and I use them for my

Hi Look at the "SIETS "ham repeater intertie network .There is an excellant explination on how to tune (wacom ) duplexers with the aid of a sniffer. I have made these and I use them for my

Greetings, I own and operate a 2m repeater in the suburban Tacoma, WA area, which is not extremely high elevation-wise... The antenna height is just over 100' above ground. The height of the site

Joe, Try Triton Electronics in IL. http://www.tritonelec.com (847) 934-6426 I bought an IFR-1000 service manual from them for around $75. Good Luck, Bob Loehrig

Oh I forgot to mention that the repeaters are converted Motorola Micors mobile units. Dave

If Matt Bush is still involved with the Micro Comouter concepts that would be a could way to go. Matt sets up the radio and the hooks up the controller to it. I have two of them one is a uhf and one

Does anyone have a service manual for an IFR 1200 super S? IFR want $380 for the service manual, I was ready to thow myself on my scope probe when they told me that! Joe Orrico WB6HRO

I would like to suggest trying to go it on your own first. The experience is what ham radio is all about. There isn't anything easier to mod yourself. All interfaces are on one connect (if you get

k4yd wrote: Try Versatel Communications. I bought a ready to go radio from them for a decent price. They have repeater conversion kits for sale also. Versatel Communications Casper, WY (800)