Gmrs repeater for sale update#

Tell him the specific frequency you want it cut for and it will come to you with flat swr's. He also makes a dual band which is what I use. If 'IF' you find yourself in need of an antenna, I can recommend this one. the UVS300 sounds like it's worse due to it's length. I have another question, if I wish to use my HT on the same antenna as the repeater can I use a simple 'type N' 'Tee' connector? or do I need something special 'Duplexer' or seperate antennas? also I have read several reviews of the UVS200 claiming all kinds of problems with water intrusion and saturated fiberglass sections throwing SWR's off the chart and damageing equipment. I find Str8 up DC/DC power to be much cleaner and more stable than AC/DC converted power. I run all of my electronics from solar power and 8XT105's in another closet so I plan to make a 24volt to 13.8volt stepdown converter so as to eleminate the internal 120volt to 13.8volt AC power converter. rerouted my LMR 400 to my closet top shelf, where this unit will sit. Been on the roof adjusting my antenna and tower.

Gmrs repeater for sale update#

Tracked out of Seacacus NJ, no local update as of yet. in the meantime, I have to adjust to my $305 purchase. If all else fails, call their service department to see if they have MIC info for you.Į-mail will do that. P/S - Add on: This company was a servicing dealer for that type of repeater. They may even have some mic info for you or at least a wiring diagram of the mic connector so you can get something brewed up yourself. You have a ham callsign, so check with your colleagues on 440 to see if someone is up to speed on that particular system. and some way to fine tune the duplexer, and it should be good to go.

If it is set up OK from the seller, all you need is some high quality low loss UHF cable (Andrew Hardline is what many use as well as short runs of RG213).

As I mentioned, it is the responsibility of each USER to properly ID themselves at the end of their traffic sessions. I have operated on a dozen GMRS repeaters over the years and none of them had internal ID or a time stamp. and it didn't sound like that's what you will be doing. BTW how will I set the time on this unit? or is that not one of it's functions?ĭon't worry about time stamp unless the repeater is connected to a computer to log usage.