Hello all,
Reference RBTIP MastrII websites:
http://www.repeater-builder.com/
http://www.mastr2.com/
Everyone knows I hate asking for financial support, but it's the only
way I can afford to keep the Repeater Builder site up and running
reliably. I have been ask why don't you consider a
George,
As some have said it will need retuning for that much move and a
test set is a good thing to have for this. Makes life so much
easier.
I have tuned Micors with a voltmeter, analog works best, and
typically if one sees in the manual to set the test set selector
switch to say position
Mathew,
Not sure if your problem is with the rx or tx. 15k might be bit high
and could lower for driving most controllers, but probably not a
problem.
On the exec IIs in the mobile version on the SAS board tx audio input
is a 600 Ohm resistor to the 10 volts for biasing a microphone. This
As some stated how simple you look'n for.
Get input key transmitter well simple COS driving a NPN transistor for
PTT and it is repeatering. Common on commerical, but not enough for
ham use.
If using CTCSS then often the decoder output can be used for this for
some have open collector low
Ifr-1000 Service monitor. This comes with the manual, upgraded power
supply and an extra cooling fan. This Service monitor works great and the
scope display works like new. $800.00
Ge Master II repeater (base station style) with the continuous 40 watt PA.
There is also an extra fan on it. It
Rod -
I would suggest a short conversation with Mike Bryce, WB8VGE. In addition to
the Heathkit Shop, Mike contributed chapters and sections to the new ARRL
publication Emergency Power. He can discuss your total system from current
demands, to expected current generating capabilties of the
I,m located north of Daytona Beach Florida and I have a set of Wacom WP-
639 (4can 2Meter)Duplexers that Need to be Professionaly Tuned. Is
anyone close to this area that has the Equipment to do this?
Thanks, Tim
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Kris Kirby [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sat, 2 Dec 2006, Mike Morris WA6ILQ wrote:
At 09:51 PM 12/01/06, you wrote:
thus any one here knows or has an schematic diagram of a portable
repeater controller with-out programing or pic ic.
You
Hello and thanks for reading..
I was wondering if anyone out there has crystals that are already made
for frequencies: 443.325 TX and 448.325 RX I know I could order them
but that will take too long, usually someone already has the crstals
already made.. if that is the case... I want to hear
Chuck, Kevin, and Mike,
Thanks alot gentlemen.
I kinda figured I was going to need the test set.
I have already bid for one found on ebay.
Thanks for the heads up for a couple others.
I just found that my manual wa assembled wrong.
The 2 pages for receiver are for the high band version.
Does
Steve,
I agree with most of the replies. One can tell a serious repeater
builder by he/she not taking the typical Ham route and look for
rugged antennas and feedline.
I have a DB224 folded dipole here at 1175 ft above ground for about
10 years. Local club just replaced one over 25 years
I'm looking for a MICOR UHF (450-470 MHz) Base Station/Repeater 20-Watt output
PA Deck, model TLE1680A. I've run into a problem getting a frequency
coordinated unless I go to much lower power than I currently have.
If anyone has a TLE1680A for sale, please email me directly. I might also be
Miquel,
The exec II is real easy to convert so might be easier to find one and
convert yourself. Takes 2 steps to duplex it. Will still need
controller and audio shaping.
I think the conversion is on this board. Use to be.
73, ron, n9ee/r
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, ai4sb
2. You should ONLY be using deep cycle cells - used in marine
industry and Uniteruptable power systems -- DO NOT stop at your
local automotive dealer -- car/truck batteries are totally
inapprorpiate for this application.
Not always... some people are actually on a low budget and while
an
I still have more filters. Does anyone else want to put a Maxtrac on
902 MHz?
'JK
--- In various yahoo groups, W6JK wrote:
I have a supply of the TOKO 6DFB-915E-10 filters for
MaxTrac 902 MHz conversions. I'm offering them to members of the Group
for $20 per pair shipped, first come
The replies about the batteries I am using are good replies. I know they
might not be the best type to use, but, in my case they are the best. Why you
might ask?
They came from a commercial solar site with one years use so they were
used ... and most of all ... they were free. I love free
Ok,, then where can I find one cheap that I can convert!!!
Miguel, ai4sb
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Ron Wright, Skywarn
Coodinator [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Miquel,
The exec II is real easy to convert so might be easier to find one
and
convert yourself. Takes 2 steps to
This is not a BUG.
This is the way to get into the service mode to check the radio with out the
RSS or CPS software.
This button must be pressed 3 times within the first 10 seconds of being
turned on.
As far as I know, there is no way to disable this feature. Sorry. Motorola
has done it again.
Can anyone tell me what radios the following channel elements are for?
KXN1007A
K1049A
KXN1013B
KXN1043A
KXN1006A
KXN1049A
K1040A
Thank You
73
Glenn
WB4UIV
Open up the radio and disconnect the 3rd button?
Sometimes the soldering iron is the simplest way to do it...
At 07:06 PM 12/04/06, you wrote:
This is not a BUG.
This is the way to get into the service mode to check the radio with out the
RSS or CPS software.
This button must be pressed 3
Glenn,
Try here - http://www.icmfg.com/channelelements.html - they list all Channel
Elements (and ICOMS for those of you who are GE fanatics) and tell whether
they are TX or RX elements. But unfortunately they do not reference the
exact model radio all of the elements are for - they do for some
Dear charles
i know it's not bug but in my case i think it's bug in our system because
when you enter to service mode the transmite freq will be the same as freq of
control channel , that mean it will listen all talk group that work into
Station ...
please if u can help me
mike
Oh my god
it's difficult solution . we have 1500 radios ...
i can't do that for this number
thx :)
Mike Morris WA6ILQ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Open up the radio and disconnect the 3rd button?
Sometimes the soldering iron is the simplest way to do it...
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