On Mar 13, 2010, at 1:35 AM, Kris Kirby wrote:
Don't forget that a public safety radio system and a Japanese ham
protocol are two different things. The Japanese language is ideological,
English is something else. We don't think the same, or implement things
the same ways.
That's one of
At 09:40 PM 3/13/2010, skipp025 wrote:
Now who in their right mind would have that kind of stuff Ken?
---You kidding? One of the most reliable, best performing repeaters
I run is a Quintron UHF one I bought new, in the crate, in the
mid-80's. And it's still going strong!
Ken
On Sun, 14 Mar 2010, Nate Duehr wrote:
That's one of the mildly interesting things about TRBO, it's not a
Public Safety system. It's commercial, but rarely used in Public
Safety...
Perhaps what you're saying (paraphrased here) is MotoTRBO is D-STAR
done by Americans.?
LOL... that'll
Kris,
Mototrbo is not DStar and DStar only has one voice path.
Just to add some confussion to the mix, There are many public safety agencies
using Mototrbo and love it.
Mike Mullarkey K7PFJ
6886 Sage Ave
Firestone, CO 80504
303-736-9693
k7...@skybeam.com
On Mar 14, 2010, at 12:54 PM,
On Mar 14, 2010, at 12:54 PM, Kris Kirby wrote:
If there is one thing that seems certain in the PS arena, it is that
Motorola is trying to sell every solution except something APCO-25
compliant, and attempting to confuse thier customers into purchasing
systems which are not.
Actually
On Mar 14, 2010, at 2:49 PM, k7pfj wrote:
Just to add some confussion to the mix, There are many public safety agencies
using Mototrbo and love it.
Not to mention blowing any chance of their radios interoperating with the
County next door... Tower of Babel. Build it to the sky. That's the
Ken Arck ah...@... wrote:
---You kidding? One of the most reliable, best
performing repeaters I run is a Quintron UHF one I
bought new, in the crate, in the mid-80's. And it's
still going strong!
Ken
Nope, I wasn't kidding... of course you silly goose I was
kidding and referring to
Skipp,
You wouldn't happen to have an old 900 MHz analog paging exciter laying
around, would you? I still have a complete Glenayre paging station that is
digital - would like to find an analog exciter to see if I could cobble up a
900 repeater out of it.
Mark - N9WYS
-Original Message-
I just turned down a few of these about 6 months ago. Too bad.
The problem with the Glenayre exciter is trying to figure out how to
program it to the ham bands. There is a company in Illinois that still
fixes Quintron/Glenayre stuff, I think they could program one for you.
There is one on
Mark n9...@... wrote:
Skipp,
You wouldn't happen to have an old 900 MHz analog paging
exciter laying around, would you? I still have a complete
Glenayre paging station that is digital - would like to
find an analog exciter to see if I could cobble up a
900 repeater out of it.
Mark -
The problem with the Glenayre exciter is trying to figure out how to
program it to the ham bands. There is a company in Illinois
that still
fixes Quintron/Glenayre stuff, I think they could program one
for you.
There is one on eBay right now. I maintained a 900MHz
Glenarye digital
How do these transmitters play at crowded sites? I've heard some accounts of
broadband noise problems for other tenants when high-power Glenayre equipment
went in...
73,
Paul, AE4KR
- Original Message -
From: Joe
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, March 14,
good article kudos for that
people are dropping 400 dollars for the solid state drives
needless to say vista is nanny software
at the point where xp 32 or 64 becomes more trouble than it is worth that will
be the point where i buy new hardware and a new op
its amazing how many people have
That is 512 bytes / sector = 4096 bytes / sector.
At 04:30 3/15/2010 +, you wrote:
good article kudos for that
people are dropping 400 dollars for the solid state drives
needless to say vista is nanny software
at the point where xp 32 or 64 becomes more
trouble than it is worth that
Hi all!
I need a replacement transformer for a power supply used in a TAIT T800 UHF
repeater.
The part number on the transformer is *T4079.*
Checking the power supply schematics and the Web, it seems that this is a
mains (115/230V) - 5VA 18V transformer.
Does anyone know where I can get a
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