Just go back and forth across the front end coils for best sensitivity
over the frequency spread you would like to have, and you are set to go.
You should also adjust the TX and RX VCO's - the RX should be set where it
gives best performance and sensitivity IN SCAN, or you will not receive
all
I had a freind fellow ham who found some of the classic B battries and stuff
somewhere in Chicago, IL. if the unit has a battery supply of some sort but
I am guessing standard 120 VAC
just my 3 cents worth, cost reflected due 2 inflation.
Mark Holman
mark.holman at talkamerica dot net
have
Hello All,
I can say that I feed my antenna on my Port-a-peater from the duplexers to
the antenna with Beldon mil spec. RG-214/U it is silver and I use type N
connectors on it, the duplexer is TX/RX and of Crosse the repeater is a
Kenwood TKR 850 (non ver. two) it can be installed in about 10
Hi Guys,
We putthree white papers on the S-COM website (www.scomcontrollers.com) written by
Virgil, W0INK, that follow up on some of the discussionsabout PM and FM on
these lists.
If you're in the mood for some interesting technical reading, fill your
coffee cup and take a look at:
SHAMELESS PLUG:
5 foot 7" fiberglass single section antenna #1486, tunable 406 - 512 MHz, 6.5 dB (manufacturers claim) 135 MPH, 3 -5/8 wave elements, 7 1/2" radials, DC ground, 50 ohm, 1 3/16 to 2 7/16" pole mount, SO239 connector
(will pretunedif needed)
Art -
HOW MANY do you need ?, I have several in the box or sealed packages they are
the galvanized v shaped flanges (4) with 2 threaded rods and I believe they
will work from 1.75 inch to 4 inch pipe (they are factory mounting brackets
and I have a couple of extras)I use them to mount our db 412
When I program a function for example DTMF Muting enable/disable or
Tail beep program
Then disable controler codes all is OK but if I loss power it
reverts back to previous setting
This happens on new changes leading me to think I am missing a step
to save them. All others seem OK
VA3VKK
Kim
The Ron Wright RC1000 is a little tricky. Make sure you have the
correct Control Program Select Code List (Table 15.1) for the Revision of
your controller. You should use the table that is in the book that came
with the controller. They are all different. I have a number of these RC1000
I have several and had no
problems with them. I have two RC-100 w the rack option I am going to sell. Needed
3 other full duplex ports so they had to go.
Oregon Repeater Linking Group
Mike Mullarkey
6539 E Street
Springfield, OR 97478
541-747-1303
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If the controller gives you the beep indication that it accepted the
function change, then it is automatically saved. Are you
programming/changing the DTMF access code (function code) for a particular
function, or are you actually changing the parameter (such as the tail
beep)? The reason I ask
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Hi Guys,
We putthree white papers on the S-COM
website (www.scomcontrollers.com)
written by Virgil, W0INK, that follow up on some of the
discussionsabout PM and FM on these lists.
Bob,
First of all, please give Virgil a BIG thanks for his
Group,
My comments about RG-8X coax are based upon my limited exrperiance with
it. I have never owned any or used any that I remember. The stuff that I
have examined all seemed to have a very open weave to it. The only connector
I know of for it is the UG-176 + PL-259 combination. It
--- Al Wolfe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Group,
My comments about RG-8X coax are based upon my
limited exrperiance with
it. I have never owned any or used any that I
remember. The stuff that I
have examined all seemed to have a very open weave
to it. The only connector
I know of
I know this is a little off for
here.
Does any know the max distance you can run
RG6 Quad from the dish to the box?
thanks John
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The "rule-of-thumb" is 100 feet There are
little amp's that you can get for use over 100 feet.
John VE3AMZ
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Company
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Sent: Sunday, March 13, 2005 5:14
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Subject: [Repeater-Builder] info
John,
Nope,
not for sure... but I do know that both RCA and Sony make a line amplifier
that uses phantom voltage intended to power the LNB. I have usedthem
before with good results. I would try google-fishing for an
answer...I know there are several user groups that explore mods and
RG-8X was developed with a larger center conductor and
the dilectric was made out of a material to allow the
larger conductor while keeping the outer size about
the same as rg-59.
I mite add some to this: The RG8X cable is a true 50 ohm cable
rather than the RG58x variants, most of
Mike Morris,
I replied that we have one, NEVER even got a reply from you?
Check your e-mail
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The Pasadena City College ARC (W6BAB) GE Mastr II
repeater lost it's PA deck due to a lightning strike.
All
If you do, or know of anyone I could contact, I'm looking for any of the
following models;
T51 (60 Watt) with chassis HUB1002B, HUB1022B, HUB1004B, HUB1024B
T81 (110 Watt) with chassis HUB1012B,HUB1032B, HUB1014B, HUB1034B
again this is fpr a school project and have verry little funds
at this
If it comes to a question here, I use either the silver plated
RG-223 or RG-214 ... better still is Andrew Heliax.
Hello Will,
Neil - WA6KLA
motarolla_doctor wrote:
RG-8X was developed with a larger center conductor and
the dilectric was made out of a material to allow the
Hi All,
I am trying to get 10 or more ctcss/tone boards for the above radio
anyone help
Regards
Al
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Paul and company -
Some time ago a Yahoo group was formed for (and I quote here):
This mailing list is for those people or groups that are interested
in, or are using Micro Computer Concepts Repeater Controllers.
The purpose of this list is for those wanting to gain knowledge or
specific
ReRC1000..I experienced same problem you mentioned about it accepts
the instruction by giving RR but it really didn't. I call the controller
the fortune cookie controller because it lies to me by saying it accepted the
code but it really didn't. First off, don't be afraid to do a reset
John,
Thank you for the heads up on MCC Controller list.
Very interesting.
Gary K2UQ
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The rule of thumb is 100 ft. In practice, 150 to 200 feet has worked for me in a pinch without any line amp. Have gone 400+ feet on RG-11 with no problem point to point. In large buildings in downtown Chicago we use stacker systems and RG-11 and line amps to go 50-60 stories. Also depends on
I take it RG 11 is bigger that 6. is
there fittings that will go on it for F connectors?
normal RCA dish. but I have a
10' C-KU dish I am not using at this time.
thanks John
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2003
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
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RG-11 is very close in size to RG-8. There are crimp F connectors (although I wouldnt recommend them), and Thomas and Betts makes Snap n seal augat style f connctors or it which work very well, but require a special tool.
The 10' dish is too focused for directv. You will only pick up one or
What it the power rating of the DB-4001 cavity. Where can I find it?
Thank you.
Rod
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I Want (want -my foot)-INEED two PD 4041 Cavities.
They arein the40-50 MHz range.
No sell-a-dent please.
Roger Hansen, W6TOZ
Auburn, WA 98092
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