Hi all - I'm looking for specs and tuning information on a Wacom
WP-698
duplexer. It's a 4 can unit, 2 for Tx, 2 for Rx. Single screw for
tuning. What sets the spacing for Pass Reject. 20 or 12 MHz
spacing?
Tried the usual searches but don't find any specifics for this model.
Anyone out
Excellently written Kevin. I really enjoy your writings. I think that
you should
have been an author if the radio tech didn't work out. I value your
opinion.
Very well put..
Until Next Time
Steve Johnson
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Don
The issue I have with Echostation is getting it to generate stable
tones. Courtesy tones, CWID, etc are VERY jerky, CW is totally unusable,
on any computer I've tried it on, from a P200 to an Athlon
XP1700...there's something very seriously wrong with the coding in that
program.
--
Jim
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Hello to the list. I have 2 GE Phoenix SX radios I want to use as
either remote base radios or a repeater. My question is this, where
can I turn up the mic and turn down the power? Thank you.
Rod
Turn up the mic??? You want to set the deviation in the radio
skipp025 wrote:
Will someone please Email me Kathy's number at Cook Towers?
Cook's information is always available from the Repeater Builder
website:
http://www.repeater-builder.com/rbtip/supplyindex.html
Cook Towers Inc. (no
web site) - Good distributor of DB, Sinclair, RFS (was
skipp025 wrote:
Will someone please Email me Cathy's number at Cook Towers?
Cook Towers, Inc. now has a website that will be easy to remember:
http://www.repeater-builder.com/cook-towers/
There now
Kevin Custer
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Q wrote:
There are a few here...http://www.kh2d.net/software/
And if you belong to the EchoLink Yahoo group,the motherlode
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/sysop-echolink/files/VB%20Scripts/edtmf.txt
I havent tried any yet,but planning to explore the possibilities. It
seems like a
Anyone have any info on a Phelps Dodge mobile duplexer model 638-509. It
has 4 cans, 2 for tx and 2 for rx.
Are they Bp, Br or what? Any data would help
Thanks,
John
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John Mc Hugh, K4AG
Coordinator for Amateur Radio
National Hurricane Center, WX4NHC
Home page:- http://www.wx4nhc.org
Howdy all
I finally have gotten around to setting up my TKR-850 UHF repeater.
A few questions.
I know that power is set up in software, however, I can't get but
about 27 watts max out with the software set at max even on the test
channels using LDF1 hardline, bird meter, and dummy load.
At 02:27 PM 4/18/2005 -0400, you wrote:
Anyone have any info on a Phelps Dodge mobile duplexer model 638-509. It
has 4 cans, 2 for tx and 2 for rx.
Are they Bp, Br or what? Any data would help
---Most mobile duplexers of this type are notch only types. And with only
4 cavities, chances are it
I can answer a couple of your questions, but not all:
rtoplus wrote:
Howdy all
I finally have gotten around to setting up my TKR-850 UHF repeater.
A few questions.
I know that power is set up in software, however, I can't get but
about 27 watts max out with the software set at max
I am trying to configure an ACC96/VHF GE MASTR II to encode on COS.
The 96/repeater presently decodes 114.8 PL and the 96 also controls
a UHF link radio.
Any hints from those go before me? Pin outs? Thanks de David
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At 04:14 PM 4/18/2005 -0400, you wrote:
Those repeaters are rated for 25 W for continuous duty repeater service,
so it is making rated power. In any case, I wouldn't run it beyond what
your getting.
---Not true. TKR-850's should make at least 40 watts when programmed for
high power.
Have you gone thru the softpot tuning in the software under the tabs
programming and then test mode. These are normaly 3 point adjustments so
you will have low med and hi freq adjustment plus a test tab. I would
not turn the repeater down to 5 watts there were problems with the x50
repeaters with
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At 04:14 PM 4/18/2005 -0400, you wrote:
Those repeaters are rated for 25 W for continuous duty repeater
service,
so it is making rated power. In any case, I wouldn't run it
beyond what
your getting.
---Not
I had those problems,plus it locks up on DTMF decode,totally useless,IMHO...
Jim B. wrote:
The issue I have with Echostation is getting it to generate stable
tones. Courtesy tones, CWID, etc are VERY jerky, CW is totally unusable,
on any computer I've tried it on, from a P200 to an Athlon
There is a reported vco (out of band) stab/lock
problem some 850 repeaters. Kenwood just told
me because the problem is hit and miss for out
of band (amateur) operation, they don't support
operation out of the normal 450 to 480 range.
I'm under the impression the vco stab problem
is a 1
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wrote:
There is a reported vco (out of band) stab/lock
problem some 850 repeaters. Kenwood just told
me because the problem is hit and miss for out
of band (amateur) operation, they don't support
operation out of the
Hi Curt,
Yes, you were right, it does go in the extreme left slot. The board instructions indicate this. The backplane shows no indication where it should go. This must be a rare option.
Tnx, Ben K4ELCurt Seaton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Our MSR-2000 had the CW ID in the extreme left slot. I
Don,
Send in the ICOMs. and yes the 5c can stay as it is.
It is best to call the crystal house you are going to use and go over what you need done.
Kevin
-- Original message -- My Mastr II has 4 EC xmit icoms from 154.6 - 155.5,and 4 EC rvc from 148 - 155.5The 5C
Yeah may help the audio especially when you get some person who tends to
talk like he's has to scream which I know happens on one repeater I know
surprised the repeater does not clip his audio or something.
Mark Holman
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From:
I would attempt to say a noise cancelling mic. something like a SHURE Comm.
Mic. or something like they used in Avaition the center slot style forget
those ugly cheap 11M. mikes ( sledge hammer anyone ? ) may help the road
noise.
Mark Holman
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Nope, those require that you are right up to them. It's a moot point anyway.
This was years ago and the guy moved away and then let his ham license
expire.
Chuck
- Original Message -
From: Mark Holman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, April 18,
What does the radio look like on the spectrum analyzer??
73
Glenn
WB4UIV
At 03:12 PM 04/18/05, you wrote:
Howdy all
I finally have gotten around to setting up my TKR-850 UHF repeater.
A few questions.
I know that power is set up in software, however, I can't get but
about 27 watts max out
Hello,
I was going to answer this post later but better do it now. I just upgraded
5 TKR-850's to the New Improved PA deck, I was using one on my 442.15
repeater when it blew (fried charcoal) the driver Q-4. Only one problem,
they don't like to work as good as the old PA below 450 MHz. These
George,
My WACOM catalog lists the WP-698 as a BpBr duplexer for the 1.270-1.295
GHz band., with a 12 MHz minimum spacing. There is no further info.
Since it is a BpBr device, I should think that the main tuning rod sets
the pass, while the trimmer sets the notch.
73, Eric Lemmon WB6FLY
since i didn't get the cook tower co. info in time, just FYI - tessco had
in stock the ham cut (138-150) db224 antenna. ships to me tomorrow via
truck, delivered price w/ tax was $585.
doug
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Hi All,
Im searching for a ST2507 tuning tool does anyone have one laying
around they would part with ?
Thanks
--Don Wisdom
KD7WKF
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Don Pomplun wrote:
My Mastr II has 4 EC xmit icoms
from 154.6 -
155.5,
and 4 EC rvc from 148 - 155.5
The 5C (in rcv slot #2) is 155.475
Our assigned freqs are 160.695 161.445
Does one order "new" icoms, or do you send a couple of the ECs
in to get re-crystal'd?
What about the 5C? since I
try australianradiotrader in yahoo
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Thank youIan WellsKerinvale
Comaudiomail service 1017,Biloela,4715.www.kerinvalecomaudio.com.au
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Don,
Here's a link to ICM's General Electric LMR page:
http://www.icmfg.com/generalelectric.html
73, Eric Lemmon WB6FLY
Don Pomplun wrote:
My Mastr II has 4 EC xmit icoms from 154.6 - 155.5,
and 4 EC rvc from 148 - 155.5
The 5C (in rcv slot #2) is 155.475
Our assigned freqs are 160.695
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