Is this the Procomm that seemed to be popular about 10 years ago
or so? If so, I believe all I have is a DOS verion of it ... may
take a while to locate though.
Neil - WA6KLA
Mike Morris WA6ILQ wrote:
At 05:11 PM 3/19/05, you wrote:
Datastorm of Columbia Missouri originally
That is a good manual - I have *one* here. What do you need to
know from it?
Neil - WA6KLA
George wrote:
I need a copy of this if anyone has it,
Motorola Community Repeater Supplement for a UHF Micor
Thank You
George H (w0web)
www.sfarc.org
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That's a good manual ---
Good luck locating one ...
Neil
clint22831 wrote:
looking for 68p81025e50 for uhf repeaters
928-3456754
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Olivier,
Sart here, www.repeater-builder.com , it's a pretty
good site for anyone looking to build their own
repeater. A lot of info on the various manufacturer's.
Tell us about your low band repeaters! What kind of
antennas are you using and what freqs are you on!
Steve/WA6OXN
---
Instead of doing the normal install, a custome Windoze
98se type OS Install would have given you the chance to
add and delete options and programs like the MS Included
version of Hyperterm.
Go to the Hyperterm web-site direct and get the latest
version, it's mucho betta'.
You have to
Re: Shipping Large Cavities (items)
Roger,
No big deal to ship large items if the buyer
and seller live near metro areas and the seller
will box things up well enough for truck freight.
Find out the local and nearest large city name
(and zip codes) for the Seller. Ask the seller if
they
Hi, Skipp.
Just touching bases. I haven't heard anything from Harold lately regarding
the status of the items I needed to order from you for my/our repeater
project. (Software, programmer, and manual.) Last I knew, he had sent some
forms to you in order to be able to get you placed onto the
Hi Mark,
Email me off the group and I'll update you.
thanks
skipp
skipp025 at yahoo.com
www.radiowrench.com
N9WYS [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, Skipp.
Just touching bases. I haven't heard anything from Harold lately
regarding
the status of the items I needed to order from you for
Greetings all,
I've just been brougt on board to assist our local repeater guru and
we've been working on trying to solve an intermod problem we have.
Thus far, we've had little luck finding the source, and one solution
we discussed was to add PL to the machine. Unfortunately, (or
Dick,
Thanks for the info... that helps steer me in the right direction.
We've got a CAT-1000 controller and I'm still trying to get smart
about it. It seems like it does everything but butter your toast in
the morning, and it might even do that if I can figure out the right
command! I
My sincerest apologies to the list - I meant this to be a private message.
I guess I need to watch more carefully before I hit the SEND button, eh?
:)
Mark - N9WYS
-Original Message-
From: skipp025 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 21, 2005 11:51 AM
To:
Mike,
What frequency are you guys on? How high is your antenna? How long has
this problem been going on? How often does it happen? What's the call
of your repeater?
There might be an explanation other than intermod. There is one VHF
repeater in metro Atlanta (West) right now that frequently
At 09:58 AM 3/21/05, you wrote:
Greetings all,
I've just been brougt on board to assist our local repeater guru and
we've been working on trying to solve an intermod problem we have.
Thus far, we've had little luck finding the source, and one solution
we discussed was to add PL to the machine.
Hello to the list. I asked last month if anyone had information on the
VHF Microplexer duplexer. Had no information offered. I can not find
any information on it. So I will modify my question. I know the
lengths are very critical for the harness. Is there a formula to figure out
how long the
OK, this is making me nuts. I have changed jumpers about 3 times
thinking I have a cable problem but I am convinced it is not the
cable. Here are the symptoms:
220 Hamtronics receiver (very old, no labeling on the board). Tunes
great on the bench (.15uv 12db sinad). Installed into rack
Dave has them on his site for all bands -
http://www.ka9fur.net/geduplex/duplex.html
--- Jeff
Jeff DePolo WN3A - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Broadcast and Communications Consultant
-Original Message-
--- Michael Singewald N1PLH [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
OK, this is making me nuts. I have changed jumpers
about 3 times
thinking I have a cable problem but I am convinced
it is not the
cable. Here are the symptoms:
220 Hamtronics receiver (very old, no labeling on
the board). Tunes
Mike,
Try placing a 3db attenuator in the receive line. If the result is
the same or better, the duplexer needs tweaking. My guess is that
the receiver is not presenting a 50 ohm load to the duplexer. This
would make the factory tuning off, as they are tuned with perfect 50
ohm loads.
Thank you Jeff,
Neil - WA6KLA
Jeff DePolo WN3A wrote:
Dave has them on his site for all bands -
http://www.ka9fur.net/geduplex/duplex.html
--- Jeff
Jeff DePolo WN3A - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
One of my 2m repeater has a problem.
It is a GE Mastr II base/repeater. have a set of wacom WP-639 on the
machine,
and a ARR preamp. ..a user 2 air miles fromt he site is wiped out of the
receiver while the Tx is On, I turn the PA down below 20watts and he ( or
all users) are clear. I have
At 08:25 PM 3/21/05, Michael Singewald N1PLH wrote:
OK, this is making me nuts. I have changed jumpers about 3 times
thinking I have a cable problem but I am convinced it is not the
cable. Here are the symptoms:
Have you tried changing the length of the jumper? Have you tried putting a
pad
Brent wrote:
One of my 2m repeater has a problem.
It is a GE Mastr II base/repeater. have a set of wacom WP-639 on the
machine,
and a ARR preamp. ..a user 2 air miles fromt he site is wiped out of the
receiver while the Tx is On, I turn the PA down below 20watts and he ( or
all users) are
Kevin
Thanks I just look back at the meter and I stated 20Watts it was NOTit was 5
watts. with over 5 watts it causes the desense Problem..
I would think that since this is a PLL exciter and im am only needing 15-25
watts out that it should do ok ..
what would your thoughts be about adding 2 10
Brent wrote:
Kevin
Thanks I just look back at the meter and I stated 20Watts it was NOT it was 5
watts. with over 5 watts it causes the desense Problem..
Cutting the power can be a double edged sword. While it reduces the
shear power level, cutting the power down too far in Class C
On the duplexers the specs state I should have about 1.5 db loss on the TX
port... I just measured the power output into a dummy load. from just the
TX'er. it is set back to 30watts out..
I then hooked the duplexers back up and measured again. I have 12 watts into
the same dummy load..
with
Brent,
Although there are those who will disagree with me on this, I think your
WP-639 duplexer is simply not capable of sufficiently isolating your receive
and transmit frequencies. While the WP-639 may get by on a low-powered
system without a preamp, you may be demanding too much in your
Brent wrote:
On the duplexers the specs state I should have about 1.5 db loss on the TX
port... I just measured the power output into a dummy load. from just the
TX'er. it is set back to 30watts out..
I then hooked the duplexers back up and measured again. I have 12 watts into
the same dummy
gone to take a look,, And I am not sure the were NO NEED TO BE TUNED as
Eric staid I have not looked for my self as of Yet.
- Original Message -
From: Kevin Custer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, March 21, 2005 9:02 PM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder]
With yours and Kevins reply, I have decided to go with a set of WP-643's
and not use the WP-639's, I belive this would get me going. and if I need
the pre amp then i will add it along with the pass cavities.
One more Quick Question, since i have the set of 639's here. what would the
affect of
Please confirm the model number. Is it a Q-3220?
73, Eric Lemmon WB6FLY
Rich Misener wrote:
Anyone have, or know the specs for this duplexer? Looks like a
pass/notch to me, but my ifr 1500 is down right now and I can't
sweep it. I Would like to use it for a 440 repeater project.
There is a 3db pad at the site...I'll try that next trip. I have tried 3
different cables, all with slightly different lengths.
-Original Message-
From: Roger Grady [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon, 21 Mar 2005 21:00:14
To:Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder]
Thanks for the tips.
I am in the process of borrowing a 220 transceiver to try an A-B
comparison to see if it is the receiver. Just seems strange the way
it dies with the shield connected.
I am reluctant to touch the duplexer as the owner just spent some
bucks having tx/rx go through them
For those who may not have the Wacom catalog handy, the WP-643 duplexer
comprises six 8 cavities that are rated at 102 dB isolation at 600 kHz
spacing, with 2.2 dB insertion loss. Four of the cavities are BpBr, and two are
bandpass only. The WP-639 duplexer comprises four 5 BpBr cavities that
Try adding a 10 dB pad AFTER the preamp. Should not affect sensitivity but may
help your desense. AAR preamp has more gain than necessary.
Dave Baughn
Director of Engineering
The University of Alabama
Center for Public Television and Radio
Box 870150
Tuscaloosa, Alabama 35487
205.348.8622 cell
Will do! Gone with just the Wp-643's nothing else.
Thanks again for the info and of course the RPTIP info. which if I read or
not I tend to always miss what im looking for.
73's
Brent
- Original Message -
From: Eric Lemmon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent:
I talked to our IT GURU and the link below is the location. We did purchase
a license.
Charles Miller
- Original Message -
From: K. Venkataramanan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, March 20, 2005 9:35 AM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Hyper Terminal
My experience so far is that the ARR preamps are terrible, very poor ability
to not oscillate or overload when around any high RF field, we use only TXRX
amps. So far, threw out 4 of the UHF ARR amps they make that were on
repeaters. Even 100db pass/rej. duplexers don't seem to allow the amps to
At 11:28 PM 3/21/2005 -0500, you wrote:
My experience so far is that the ARR preamps are terrible, very poor ability
to not oscillate or overload when around any high RF field, we use only TXRX
amps. So far, threw out 4 of the UHF ARR amps they make that were on
repeaters. Even 100db pass/rej.
I am looking for a software based repeater controller. One that I
dont need a board to install but want to use either the lpt port or
serial port to colect the logic from the repeater.
I am an SCOM user but want to set up a link in the home for playing
with.
Any ideas?
email direct if you
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Eric Lemmon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Laryn,
That's a very good question! It was my intention to emphasize that a
receiver that, by its design, is made to cover a relatively narrow
range of
frequencies, is perhaps better suited to fixed-frequency
You might take a look at this:
http://www.synergenics.com/sc/
I am not a user, but it looks interesting. 73,
Kevin, K9HX
At 12:46 AM 3/22/2005, you wrote:
I am looking for a software based repeater controller. One that I
dont need a board to install but want to use either the lpt port or
At 06:48 PM 3/21/05, you wrote:
On the duplexers the specs state I should have about 1.5 db loss on the TX
port... I just measured the power output into a dummy load. from just the
TX'er. it is set back to 30watts out..
I then hooked the duplexers back up and measured again. I have 12 watts
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