Difference between revisions of "QTH"

Latest revision as of 08:13, 10 May 2017

Welcome to the Puget Sound Repeater Location (QTH) Tour

The photos below were taken on 5/5/17 by KG7AUL, CK.

A view looking SE towards the school.

Last staircase through the teacher's lounge.

Wide shot of equipment table.

As shown in 19" rack (above):

-Motorola MTR2000 Transceiver

-ARGUS 24V Charge Controller

-Arcom RC210 Repeater Controller

-Mikrotik RouterBoard modified to enclose RasPi 3 (EchoIRLP node) & HamWAN TCP/IP

-Furman AC Power Conditioner

-BearCat receive only for Listen Online

-Mini PC for MP3 Streaming

At bottom left is our new AllStar node as Cory NQ1E preps the LAN.

The batteries need water every 3 months. The syringe is used to bring the water level to the meniscus.

Video shows what it looks like when the H2O level is correct.

A view of downtown Seattle from the rooftop.

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 -ARGUS 24V Charge Controller
--Mikrotik RouterBoard modified to enclose RasPi 3 (EchoIRLP node) & HamWAN TCP/IP
+-Arcom RC210 Repeater Controller
+-Mikrotik RouterBoard modified to enclose RasPi 3 (EchoIRLP node) & [http://hamwan.org/ HamWAN] TCP/IP
 -Furman AC Power Conditioner
--BearCat receive only for Listen Online
+-BearCat receive only for [http://web.psrg.org/listen/ Listen Online]
--Mini Windows PC for MP3 Streaming
+-Mini PC for MP3 Streaming
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 The batteries need water every 3 months. The syringe is used to bring the water level to the '''meniscus'''.
+<embedvideo service="youtube">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3kvOLQfRoU</embedvideo>
+Video shows what it looks like when the H2O level is correct.