Want to fire me off a copy as well. I like to see the different ways it is
done. Maybe then I will pull the micor back out and see how I did it!!!
Thanks! Corey N3FE
----- Original Message -----
From: Dave Hough
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2007 4:08 PM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Micor Repeater
Have done a Micor repeater using the CAT-200 controller. It's really quite
easy to do. Pull all the cards except the Station Control and the F1 PL
Decoder. A mid split PA will work if the output is >147.00 but I don't think a
high split PA will last very long.
Strongly suggest if yours is not a low split machine you contact Kevin Custer
and get the receiver front end recoiled. Guarantee it will make at least .25
microvolts difference in sensitivity. Well worth the money.
Have my diagram of the backplane of how and where COR, CTSS, Audio and power
are picked off. Will .pdf and send it to you if you need it. There's a couple
of other things you need to do to turn it into a repeater if its configured as
a base unit but no problem.
Hope this helps.
Dave, W7GK
Gordon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It has been suggested that before one adds a controller to the
repeater it is best to have it "repeat" in it's original
configuration. This unit was part of the VHF Provincial Mobile
Telephone system and in its present form I can get it to repeat only
after "dialing" the code that puts the transmitter on continuously.
Eventually after being quiet for a time (no COS) the transmitter times
out and you have to dial up to get it to operate again.
Presently it has the following cards installed, left to right, Decoder
filter STLN89HDT, TC Logic, Logic Module STLN932, Squelch Gate
TLN4662A, Jackfield Module, Time Out Timer TRN8684A, Tel. Interface,
Station control module TLN4635B, Line Driver Module.
I am sure there is a reader to tell me that most of this stuff can be
pulled out and a jumper changed here or there will get it going in a
normal fashion. I hate to put a "quick and dirty" COS gate and relay
on the Back Plane when a simple change to a plug in module will get it
going. Receiver and Transmitter tuned up on the 144/145 band
perfectly. Lots of good reading on this site, thanks for this
opportunity, 73, Gordon.
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