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SARA Repeater VE6NHB - Main Page

UHF Northern Hub and VHF Drop Repeater. New UHF Rptr . Leading to New UHF Repeater and Equipment Rack. VE6NHB prior to June, 1998. Left rack GE VHF repeater and VHF duplexer below repeater and out of picture. Right rack 2 Harris radios that functioned as the UHF Hub repeater. Left Arrow points to antennas at 270 ft. Right 4 Element VHF and 8 Element UHF Antennas. New UHF Repeater and Equipment Rack. Top - UHF duplexer. Center - UHF repeater behind 12 VHF band-pass filter can. MSR 2000 UHF Repeater.

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VE6SBS Amateur Radio Home Page

Hi - My name is Barry. Where I enjoy working on amateur radio and other projects. I have many interests and hobbies, but enjoy those that are highly technical and with neat fun things to play with the most. Is a sub-website with my. Is a sub-website with ATV and ATV related Video projects.

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SARA Repeater VE6NHB - Main Page

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UHF Northern Hub and VHF Drop Repeater. New UHF Rptr . Leading to New UHF Repeater and Equipment Rack. VE6NHB prior to June, 1998. Left rack GE VHF repeater and VHF duplexer below repeater and out of picture. Right rack 2 Harris radios that functioned as the UHF Hub repeater. Left Arrow points to antennas at 270 ft. Right 4 Element VHF and 8 Element UHF Antennas. New UHF Repeater and Equipment Rack. Top - UHF duplexer. Center - UHF repeater behind 12 VHF band-pass filter can. MSR 2000 UHF Repeater.

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The web site ve6nhb.sbszoo.com states the following, "UHF Northern Hub and VHF Drop Repeater." I noticed that the website also stated " Leading to New UHF Repeater and Equipment Rack." They also said " VE6NHB prior to June, 1998. Left rack GE VHF repeater and VHF duplexer below repeater and out of picture. Right rack 2 Harris radios that functioned as the UHF Hub repeater. Left Arrow points to antennas at 270 ft. Right 4 Element VHF and 8 Element UHF Antennas. New UHF Repeater and Equipment Rack. Center - UHF repeater behind 12 VHF band-pass filter can."

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Hi - My name is Barry. Where I enjoy working on amateur radio and other projects. I have many interests and hobbies, but enjoy those that are highly technical and with neat fun things to play with the most. Is a sub-website with my. Is a sub-website with ATV and ATV related Video projects.

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