The photo above is of the repeater as it continues to progress towards
it's completed state. It was operational at the time of this photo. Here,
you can see the two digital voice announcers (in white) installed in the
rack, new blowers up high atop the PA's heat sinks, and a RCA test unit
(sitting on the duplexer, along side of the repeater) connected for
measurements.
Here, the repeater was online,
retransmitting a local user, and operating at about 55 watts from the duplexer
and into the antenna. With about 3db of duplexer loss, the transmitter would have
to produce about 110 watts to get this much usable power from the cavities.
Here's a better picture of the
digital voice announcers, and the S-Com 6K controller (far down in
black).
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The photo above is of the repeater as it continues to progress towards
it's completed state. It was operational at the time of this photo. Here,
you can see the two digital voice announcers (in white) installed in the
rack, new blowers up high atop the PA's heat sinks, and a RCA test unit
(sitting on the duplexer, along side of the repeater) connected for
measurements.
