| Output Frequency: |
444.0250 |
| Input Frequency: |
449.0250 |
| Name: |
Jeff Metiva |
| Callsign: |
KB8SWR |
| CTCSS: |
100 Hz COR Active |
| Location: |
Frankenmuth, MI - 15 Miles east of Saginaw |
| Controller: |
Linkcomm RLC 1+ |
| Receiver: |
Motorola Micor. AAR Preamp |
| Exciter: |
Motorola PURC 5000 Paging Transmitter |
| Amplifier: |
Motorola PURC 5000 250Watt Continuous Duty PA |
| Power Output: |
225 Watts |
| Duplexer: |
Wacom band-pass band-reject |
| Antenna: |
DB Products 10dB Antenna super stationmaster |
| Powersupply: |
12 amp Power Supply for controller and remote base radios |
| Remote: |
RLC icm with the icom 900 stack. I have 2meter,220mhz,and 440mhz radio'.s The remote base is frequency agile, that can be controlled by an DTMF commands from your radio |
| Notes: |
6' tall rack mount cabinet, houses the transmitter, remote bases, duplexers, receiver and controller. The repeater antenna is fed with about 225ft of 1"1/4 Andrews hard line. I put my repeater up to be able to talk to people on mike n8obu's repeater with a hand held from my house, the rest is history. I was lucky enough to have the years of experience of mike n8obu and tom n8ies to be able to put a top notch repeater up and not have to use a shoe phone or a bunch of relays to do the job (not that that stuff does't work), it also helped that the equipment was available(I didn't have to use high speed duct tape i was able to use stainless hose clamps). Our repeaters take alot of time, work, and money to put up and keep working. It is a effort that we all help each other out with. We put my repeater up on march 30 2002. |
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