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[Amps] Warm Coax question

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Subject: [Amps] Warm Coax question
From: bluescreen@comcast.net (Doc Johnson)
Date: Mon, 22 Apr 2002 18:58:14 -0400
Thanks for all the replies. I ordered the DB224 cut for the ham bands, so 
the swr should be flat. I am going to take an antenna analyzer to the site 
and see what it says. I am going to replace the RG8 jumper with some 9913 
and eventually some !/2'" superflex. I am not concerned with de-sense at 
the site as I do not rx any vhf there,  I just rx the uhf link tx from the 
site where the voter and all the uhf link rx are which is 8 miles away. The 
375w tx just hooks to the feedline and then to the antenna. I am using a 
pl259 only because that is what Motorola puts on their 357 watt Micor amp. 
I have a brand new harness for the antenna so if the analyzer reports bad 
news the harness will be replaced. Probably will do that anyway. At least 
the antenna is on a building not a tower. I will look at the Bird site and 
make the correct length jumper so when I remove it the tuning should not be 
affected. Actually adding some remote metering would be cool and I could 
just leave the meter line section in. There should be some remote metering 
equipment surplus by now.  Has anyone converted a 1kw commercial fm 
broadcast tx to the 147 mhz range?... Another project. That way I can stop 
using a commercial 2-way tx.


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