[Repeater-Builder] Re: Icom F1010 data problem
Hi, Thanks for the replies, I am trying to send Pocsag data through the radio. I've found a few jumpers and soldered them and still no luck. I'm beginning to wonder if the F1010 can handle Pocsag data, Dave --- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, kk2ed [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: There are a few of those half-moon-like solder pads which determine where the tx audio coming into the accessory cable is fed - either standard mic-level filtered audio, or direct into the modulator bypassing all filtering (ie: a pl input). Try setting the jumpers to select the correct audio input mode. I don't have any docs on the F1010, but I'm sure it's similar to the rest of the Icom mobiles as per above. Sometimes the solder pads are labeled with a letter ( A,B,C,etc). Eric KE2D --- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, essexsaxo essexsaxo@ wrote: Hi all, I'm new to the group, I have been trying to send some POCSAG Data through an Icom F1010 to replace an old Motorola GM300 but I don't seem to be having much luck. I've got the OPC-617 hooked up and the radio transmits the data but it doesn't seem to set the pagers off. Does any body know if there are any jumpers on the radios PCB that need to be broken or soldered to allow the radio to send data? any help would be greatly appreciated. Dave
[Repeater-Builder] ICOM repeater
Wise fellows of the repeater forum. After some advice from people who know. Over the years I've dabbled in programming commercial VHF radios, mostly in relief aid settings where regulation is often scarce. I know run a sports event company in the UK and I have a bundle of VHF's on simplex to make things happen. The events are in rural areas and I'm keen to make communications a little better by using a repeater. As the events shift around the ideal would be to put the repeater in a car and park it on a mountain pass or even pop it in a tent and put it on a hill top. Ofcom in the UK (regulator) will give me the freq's for each event and hopefully they won't swap them around as it be a lot of grief to reprogramme the radios. Anyway to the POINT. The repeater - have to admit I'm keen to do this on the cheap yet need something that doesn't need attention during an event. Intially was tempted by a website that described how to build a repeater from two ICOM mobiles (prestonmoore). All OK however by the time you add up the bits its almost the same price as ICOM's SRP repeater. http://www.icomuk.co.uk/categoryRender.asp? categoryID=3510cCID=6422 My questions - I know the role of duplexer but is it essential for use on high band VHF. The leaflet for this repeater suggests 2 antenna working. One supplier questioned the build quality of ICOM - any thoughts? In years gone by I've had plenty of problems with Yaseu so was not that keen on their suggestion (also twice price). In a car I guess the metal work acts as the ground. In a tent on a hill, discrete operation would be nice (e.g. no 20ft mast). Is it possible to use a mag mount but then would you have to ground the unit somehow? Sorry about the basic question. Advice and ideas most welcome.
[Repeater-Builder] FS
For Sale: NHRC-5 Repeater Controller with Real Speech and Linking Port. Purchased 01/16/2008. Also have reinforced aluminum box with cable cutouts by milling machine. With blank 3.5 X 19 rack panel. All original paperwork and manual in a new notebook. With all accessories. Never installed nor used. Paid $265.00, will take $220.00 and I'll ship CONUSA.[EMAIL PROTECTED] Jim- WA9FPT
[Repeater-Builder] FS EF Johnson DL-3490 900 MHz transceivers
I have a small quantity of these transceivers that were previously spoken for but have not be taken and no response from the buyer to emails. They are pullouts from service so condition is not known. I also have a large quantity of the equivalent ICOMs, that is crystals plus compensation networks. These are data or voice units. They are set up for the 928 to 950 MHz band but can be converted to 902 to 928 MHz. Price is $30 for each transceiver plus shipping or discount on quantity. I will include a handful of the ICOMs with each unit sold, helps to have extra units. Contact at [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cheers, Mel, K6KBE
[Repeater-Builder] Zetron 37 Repeater Pal Rear Connector Spec?
Can anyone tell me the manufacturer and part number of the 10-pin rear connector (For J-1) on a Zetron Model 37 Repeater Pal controller? I want to re-use the controller in another application and need another 10-pin connector.Thanks again for all the help! Mike K2MPH
[Repeater-Builder] IFR 1900 Versions 1 - 5
Does anyone know what the differences are between versions 1 through 5 of the IFR-1900 CSA? Thanks, Eric
[Repeater-Builder] FS: NHRC5 Controller
Thanks to all, the controller is sold. Jim-WA9FPT
