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kp4pknet wrote:

Have you priced ox fuel lately? Ray J. Vaughan, MS, CBTE KD4BBM ray@... http://www.rayvaughan.com/

I can't help you with the packet questions... but I've done a lot of the repeater conversions. Perfect radio for a conversion. Check out my site on how to convert an Exec

In a message dated 3/15/99, 1114 AM, Repeater-builder@... writes: <<http://www.rayvaughan.com/mastrexec2.htm>> Ray, Thanks for the info. Your web site is top notch. I am printing the

Cristobal, I did locate the article I was thinking of. It was a design feature article in the Feb 4th issue of EDN by a ham that works for Maxim. Fortunately for those that don't subscribe, EDN has

Greetings... This is Gary, W7NTF, in Spanaway, WA. I recently acquired several GE Mastr- Exec II VHF base stations, both of which are currently in the 140 mhz range. They are very clean, handsome

get a couple of gel cell batteries and a solar panel to keep them charged. look into what it would take to get power to the site. it is going to be a bear without commercial power...good luck ed

A linear regulator really isn't the best idea here since power conservation is a factor. As shown about 50% of the power would be dissipated as heat. A switching regulator should be able to achieve

If you go with a 24 volt system, no need to bye the 24 to 12 reg for 100+. You can build it for 20 to 30 dollars. This might help you.

Hi..... My name is Max and my call is KP4PK. I run a 144, 222, and 440 mhz machines on solar and wind power. I use 6, 60 watt solar panels and a 300 watt wind mill all at 24V. That feeds (8) 6v 220

We have used the small Cellwave duplexers in numerous commercial repeaters. A few things to remember ; 1.) They will not provide enough isolation in higher power situations. 2.) I believe you need at

I have located a site for my UFH repeater. However, this site does not have any power that is available to me. Any ideas on how to run my machine? I have been looking at battery, but I don't think

I use the Cellwave mobile duplexers on atleast 4 out 5 of my 440 repeaters and have excellent luck with them. Of course it limits you to no more that 50 watts, but with my system I have not found a

From K4yd@... Thanks for the previous info on mobile duplexers. has anyone used the celwave small duplexer in the ham bands? k4yd

Hi... I have a couple of questions. 1.) Saw these models in a FOR SALE flyer: RG** EXEC RT** EXEC II EC** MASTR II EX** MASTR II F3** MONOGRAM What do these prefixes

jim maike wrote: Hi: Do you have anything for sale...repeaters/ etc. chris inos wh6um

Cristobal Inos wrote:

Greetings to all other fledgling repeater builders, those of you that have been successful keep me and will hopefully answer my questions and I will hopefully be able to help others... I'll run down

does any body have information on building up a atv repeater system. we have access to a live weather radar here but its on cable. and most of the hams in our clud does not have access to the cable.