Difference between revisions of "Antenna mounted Amplifier Project"
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So I started searching for an amplifier that was not alot of money but the performance to be good. So I source out a company called [http://electroline.com/en/products/drop_amplifiers/index.html Electroline]. They make all sorts of drop amps and accessories. | So I started searching for an amplifier that was not alot of money but the performance to be good. So I source out a company called [http://electroline.com/en/products/drop_amplifiers/index.html Electroline]. They make all sorts of drop amps and accessories. | ||
The amplifier is made by Electroline for Marathon Industries. I purchase mine from Ebay [http://search.ebay.com/search/search.dll?from=R40&_trksid=m37&satitle=Electroline&category0= Here] | The amplifier is made by Electroline for Marathon Industries. I purchase mine from Ebay [http://search.ebay.com/search/search.dll?from=R40&_trksid=m37&satitle=Electroline&category0= Here] | ||
| − | Here is a Picture of the amp I [http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b287/tonsoffun26/Tilt-Over%20Mast/100_1904.jpg Purchased. If you notice in the picture I provided, there is a power inserter that I purchased separately from this [http://www.homenetworksupply.com/default.asp Company]. There is two ways of powering this amplifier. One is Local powering and the other is Remote powering [http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b287/tonsoffun26/Tilt-Over%20Mast/100_1902.jpg (requires power inserter)] | + | Here is a Picture of the amp I [http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b287/tonsoffun26/Tilt-Over%20Mast/100_1904.jpg Purchased]. If you notice in the picture I provided, there is a power inserter that I purchased separately from this [http://www.homenetworksupply.com/default.asp Company]. There is two ways of powering this amplifier. One is Local powering and the other is Remote powering [http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b287/tonsoffun26/Tilt-Over%20Mast/100_1902.jpg (requires power inserter)] |
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I am trying to improve signal on a 800 mhz sytem that is around the 60 to 70 km range. Currently I receive this system at around 1 to 2 bars on my BCT-15 using a 800mhz Wilson beam. You can find these beams for some good prices on ebay right Here So I started searching for an amplifier that was not alot of money but the performance to be good. So I source out a company called Electroline. They make all sorts of drop amps and accessories. The amplifier is made by Electroline for Marathon Industries. I purchase mine from Ebay Here Here is a Picture of the amp I Purchased. If you notice in the picture I provided, there is a power inserter that I purchased separately from this Company. There is two ways of powering this amplifier. One is Local powering and the other is Remote powering (requires power inserter)
