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FR4000 PA intermittant
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Where are you measuring the loss of power? Right at the TX of the repeater, out of duplexer?
If it's the repeater a bad PA module is right up there in possibilities.
Are you talking about an FR4000 or FR3000? Your post title says one, but the body of your post says the other.
Also, the thread you posted to was asking about making a power adjustment to an FR4000. Asking about your intermittent PA in that thread was a bit of a thread hijack, so I've moved your question to a new thread.
Also, the thread you posted to was asking about making a power adjustment to an FR4000. Asking about your intermittent PA in that thread was a bit of a thread hijack, so I've moved your question to a new thread.
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The title likely needs to be edited to reflect his question about the FR3000
Both 3000s and 4000s have issues with blowing the PA device if you set them to too high a power level.
Don't exceed 25 watts if you want a reliable repeater.
Don't exceed 25 watts if you want a reliable repeater.
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