Randy Nelson wrote:
Sorry for the repost but I can't believe no one is using a Maratrac as a
repeater transmitter.
I have a Maratrac and don't know whether to use it as my repeater
transmitter or opt for a Mitrek instead. Any opinions?
Randy
WB0VHB
Never saw the first post, but
Randy,
I doubt that you will get many responses on using any synthesized modern
radio, as most won't duplex, and there isn't really any technical
difficulties in using two radio sets for repeater operation. That being
said, the Maratrac would make a good transmitter, but more so a better
Mike, I would then assume you would recommend selling the Maratrac and
using the procedes to buy what? Which Motorola radio in a similar
price range would be your choice?
I can't afford a MTR2000 or similar repeater but rather converting a
high power mobile into repeater service with proper
At 07:31 AM 2/26/06, Randy WB0VHB wrote:
Mike, I would then assume you would recommend selling the Maratrac
Maybe, maybe not.
I know several hams that have a commercial radio in their vehicle along
with a Kenwood, Icom or Yaesu. The commercial radio has the favorite
frequencies in it, and the
Sorry for the repost but I can't believe no one is using a Maratrac as a
repeater transmitter.
I have a Maratrac and don't know whether to use it as my repeater
transmitter or opt for a Mitrek instead. Any opinions?
Randy
WB0VHB
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I saw one being used in an inplant repeater once when I was working for
Motorola. We didn't do the interfacing, so I don't know much about it,
but it had the A7 head, and the interfacing was done with the head and
remote cable intact. Was a very cobbled up mess as I recall... Mike
Randy Nelson
At 01:32 PM 2/25/06, you wrote:
Sorry for the repost but I can't believe no one is using a Maratrac as a
repeater transmitter.
I have a Maratrac and don't know whether to use it as my repeater
transmitter or opt for a Mitrek instead. Any opinions?
Randy
WB0VHB
Think of a Maratrac as a 100w
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