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CALO50

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  1. I tell people the test is actually trying to navigate the FCC website and application process.
  2. I use both methods, depending on the changes I need to make.
  3. I can’t answer your question. However, it took watching several YouTube videos for me to get my head into the right space/perspective to successfully use the channel wizard. Once I arrived, it was easy. Hang in there. YOU CAN DO IT!
  4. Sounds reasonable. Thank you for not sending us into a differential equation coma.
  5. As noted by WRYZ926, the sequence is a bit difference. Definitely use a standard cable tester and couple the OEM cable to your new cable build for testing. The indicators should light up like a normal cable. FWIW, the extension I made took 6 tries before it was of sufficient quality. Hang in there. YOU CAN DO IT!
  6. I live in NorCal and the traffic is pretty civil. I frequently visit SoCal and some repeaters around Los Angeles are a free-for-all jungle.
  7. Are they better than a straight mobile antenna of the same height (not length)? Is there a compromise? Is performance advantage material dependent?
  8. O.K., makes sense. Help me catch up… I didn’t know about the Offline or Stale settings. If I didn’t change either when remote or on site, is there another explanation?
  9. From home I look at the repeater map for places I’m going to visit, then load up the repeater details for use. When I arrive at the location, I recheck the repeater map and see additional available repeaters. Is this possible, or am I crazy, or a bit slow?
  10. I’ve successfully installed connectors on coax for non-radio use. Is there any special attention/handling/tools needed for radio antenna coax connectors?
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