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From:
James Adkins <adkins...@gmail.com>
Date: Wed, Aug 20, 2014 at 7:20 PM
Subject: 927.0125 repeater operational in Springfield!
To: KC Metro Radio Geeks <
kc...@byrg.net>
Good evening everyone,
Yesterday, Randy, K0RLV, came down and climbed the tower and installed the repeater antenna for the 927.0125 machine.
Today, I got a chance to do some drive testing and worked it from Wheatland, Bolivar, Republic, Clever, Cape Fair, Crane and from just north of Cassville on Hwy 248. I can work it on my 2.5 watt HT from inside my house between Republic and Billings.
This is a new frequency compared to the last time it was operational. It used to be on 927.5375.
The repeater call is K0NXA and it is a high-power 150-Watt Motorola MSF-5000, and we have 124-Watts going out to the antenna. The receiver has a 2-cavity band pass filter with 21 dB pre-amp. It seems to be really evenly matched.
Antenna is an Andrew DB809KE-SY at 225' AGL; ground elevation is 1389' AMSL with a total AMSL of 1614'.
While programming, you might put in the 927.1125 repeater, PL 162.2 Hz. This is my Nucleus - call will be KB0NHX. I am looking for a home for it still.
Please pass this info on to other hams that may be interested in trying a new band or checking out something different.
73,
James Adkins, KB0NHX
"Those saying it can't be done should get out of the way of those doing it" - Chinese Proverb