If you're wanting a repeater controller that can control two repeaters at
the same site simultaneously, your options are going to be limited.
I highly suggest the SCOM 7330. It's the mid-range price wise of the 3
controllers I'm familiar with that will complete your task. The high end
price wise
I have a similar setup, two UHF repeaters linked and an optional third link to
a VHF repeater. I have the S-Com 7330. You cant beat it for the money, and the
latest firmware release makes the controller Ideal for what you are looking to
do. Have not had a hiccup yet, and I have recently bought
ve6sar wrote:
I'm working on a project for the local ham club to build and install a UHF
linking hub repeater and down the road add a low power vhf repeater to the
site that's linked through a controller.
I've used the Link Comm RLC-4's and CraField CD-3 controllers before I'm
looking
I am thinking about using a Mitrek direct-FM channel element in my Midland
13-509 transmitter. Have you had experience with making these channel
elements work at 18 MHz?
Regards,
Dan at K7MM, VU3MMW
At 9/16/2009 06:12, you wrote:
ve6sar wrote:
I'm working on a project for the local ham club to build and install a
UHF linking hub repeater and down the road add a low power vhf repeater
to the site that's linked through a controller.
I've used the Link Comm RLC-4's and CraField CD-3
Does it actually say syntor X9000 under the handle ?
It sounds more like a regular syntor X.
If so, it will have a little module inside the radio that plugs into the main
board with either a white or orange sticker on it and the serial number on it.
The external boxes are as you stated, the 1
I run a RLC2a ( older unit) RLC3 Arcom 210 I custom DOS based repeater and I
have an Scom here some where also
I like the RLC2a and my 2nd choice would be the 210 ..
On Wed, Sep 16, 2009 at 8:22 PM, n...@no6b.com wrote:
At 9/16/2009 06:12, you wrote:
ve6sar wrote:
I'm working on a
I have a micor station 450-470 . I have .019 watts out the exciter after the
1st band pass tfd6373a. The tripler needs modified. The test meter 5 output is
34ma. Where can I find the mods for the tfe6153a tripler?
The transmit freq is 441.850, I tried 445.550 element 1 watt with out tunning .
no mods required, other than tuning. I have 2 on 441, both pout out rated
power. check the regulated 12 volts to the tripler, the molex plugs on the
interface board tend to be intermittent and /or resistive...
the exciter board should be making about 350mw to 500 mw..if working correctly.
lance
Does any one know where I can obtain a 6 foot coiled cord 8 conductor (7 leads
+ shield) mic cable?
Thanks
Bernie Parker
K5BP
Hi Mike,
BUSTED!
Man, I gotta eat crow on this one... I've had X9000s
on the brain for a couple of months now, by golly,
if that sticker was a snake, it would'a bit me.
First clue.. I had never seen a control board like
the one that is in this radio... that shoulda' been
an indication that
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