I don't know a thing about that voter. Maybe someone will chime in here.
My voter will do tone signaling so I'm ok with the 7x24 keyed down link
transmitter. In fact I think it's probably the way to go. It's just that it
requires something with the duty cycle to handle it and I'm looking for
Mike Morris wa6...@... wrote:
The idle marker tone system was designed for wire-lines
and adapted to microwave shots.
Also known as Status Tone
But there are ways around it. The simple method:
Have a local 1950 oscillator at the voter site. It can be done
with a 88mh toroid, a few
At 09:24 AM 07/27/10, you wrote:
Mike Morris wa6...@... wrote:
But there are ways around it. The simple method:
Have a local 1950 oscillator at the voter site. It can be done
with a 88mh toroid, a few resistors and caps, and a single
transistor.
Can't think of the last time I saw
We have used the LDG RVS-8 voter with great success.
http://www.ldgelectronics.com/c/252/products/5/19/1
It is an 8 channel voter and does not need a 1950hz tone to operate, and is
within a ham's limited budget. In fact it works so well, one was installed for
a local sheriff's office. They
Hmm... My first post didn't make it through... Anyway..
We use, with great success, the LDG RVS-8 voter. It is an 8 channel voter,
does not need a 1950hz tone to function, and is within the average ham's budget:
http://www.ldgelectronics.com/c/252/products/5/19/1
It works so well in fact,
Tim,
I am not sure or do not remember what you have for a voter, but I have used the
Doug Hall voters in a COR mode with very good results.
I know there are some pretty good articles on adapting the Motorola Micor
series of voters from tone to COR. This is one of the projects on my to-do
list.
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