This Repeater Is Split Site starting At Utica, Pa
The Transmitter ? Well Its Getting A Change So Check back To See
Where It Might Be Put
The Out Put Is 145.430 and The Input Frequency Is 144.830 With A Full Time PL
For Main Site Is 186.2 And For The North Site 156.7
I Am Going To Add More Receivers to This Repeater And Maybe More Power With a Voting System , We Will Have To Wait To See What Happens To This One Also Check Out The Transfer Site To See How The Antenna's Are
This Is A Ge Mastr 2 Base Station Has Been Reworked For 2 Meters
The Out Put Power Is Around 100 Watts . I Put 2 Small 12 Volt Fan's On It To Help Keep The Power Amp Cool
This Repeater is Running A Split Site
This Is A Ge Mastr 2 Vhf For A Receiver And A Ge Mastr 2 Base Station Vhf Transmitter
The Repeater Receives 144.830 At Greenville , Pa And Then Transmits Everything Out A Uhf Frequency To The Transmitter Site And Then Out On 145.430 And Runs 100 Watts
Here Is A Picture Of The Transmitter Of A Ge Mastr 2 Repeater
The Repeater Controller Is A Cat 1000
Features Complete repeater interface for direct connect to receiver and transmitter
Four pots provide for level adjustment of the repeater audio
CW ID with timer, tone and speed adjust. Storage for up to 31 characters and DTMF programmable Timeout timer programmable from 20 seconds to 40 minutes Tail timer programmable from 0.2 second to 25 seconds Courtesy beep programmable with DTMF Anti-kerchunker filter to prevent weak signals from chattering repeater.
The programmed CW ID, repeater parameters, timeouts and DTMF codes are stored in EEPROM not requiring battery backup List of Control and user DTMF codes Repeater on/off Master on/off Remote base on/off Controller reset DTMF access code CW ID program on DTMF mute on/off CW ID on/off DTMF pad test on/off external ID on/off Anti-kerchunker on/off Sub audable tone access
Here Is A Link Below For More Information Below
http://www.piatts.com/n9ee/mcc/rc100.html
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Hard-Line.
he Transmission Line Is Over 159 Feet Of 7/8 Andrew hard
Here Is A Link So You Can Get More Information On The hard Line . Click On The Logo Below
The Transmitter Antenna For The Link Is a
BROAD BAND YAGI ANTENNA 9.5 dB GAIN, 440 to 450 MHz is a 6-element Yagi, is constructed with a reflector, four directors and a folded dipole driven element mounted on a common boom. Broad Bandwidth - 10 MHz gives optimum performance in either single or multi-frequency systems. Weather Resistant - The feed is enclosed within the dipole assembly for added protection from ice and snow. Lightning Resistant - All elements are grounded. Stacked Arrays - Two antennas proved 12.5 dB gain, four antennas 15.5 dB. A Vertical spacing of .75 to 1.0 wavelengths between antennas is recommended. Key Applications - are ideal for systems in need of broad band coverage, protection against severe environments, high gain in a narrow sector or reduced interference on the backside of the antenna. No Field Tuning - Antenna is adjusted at the factory for minimum VSWR. Rugged - is made of aluminum alloys and reinforced with .875" (22.26 mm) sockets at the boom. Brackets and hardware are galvanized steel. Ordering Information Use model number for correct frequency and specify termination if non-standard. Brackets and clamps are supplied. Other size clamps can be special ordered.
This Beam is Pointed To The Greenville Site For The Link 2nd Receiver
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Here Is A Picture Of What The Repeater Is In
This Is The Ge Mastr 2 repeater With A Cat1000 Repeater Controller
Here Is A Set Of 4 Can Duplexers For The Repeater
Also 2 Battery's As Back Up Power Running 20 Watts When Power Goes Out
The Repeater Covers
Mercer Crawford , Venango , Clarion , Lawrence And Erie Counties In The Northwestern Pennsylvania And Northeastern Ohio USA. Many Hours Of Hard Work Went Into Putting This Repeater On The Air. I Would Like To Personally Say Thanks To All Of Those Who Helped In Making This Repeater System A Success. Web Page Done By
Michael l Mowery ke3jp
6 Mud College Road
Greenville ,Pa 16125
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