the problem with moving the repeater is that there isn't any buildings near the mast, and building one would pretty much be out of the question due to the cost involved and the slope of the hill that the tower is on. Not to mention the trees that would have to be cut down and the permits
The other thought to this whole problem is running without a Duplexer and using two antennas on the tower with proper separation. The cost of the Coax might be higher due to running two lengths, but then the cost of a duplexer isn't that cheap either as I have found. Anyone know what the
How about a metal equipment enclosure or outdoor cabinet? Trying to split the send and receive, preamp the receive, and then recombine the two is possible, but in my humble opinion, not very practical. How tall is the mast, and how much of the run is from the shelter to the mast?
Another more
Hi
we get the same thing in the UK from both Ebay and
Paypal
The usual log into such an address to confirm your
details.
best bet is just use a spam software set to zap
whatever you tell
it to. I have unfortunately had to zap all mails
from hotmail, msn and gmail due to spam and virus
Dan,
If you and the group will pardon a somewhat long response, let me
offer some thoughts. I think you said you were not particularly
radio literate and it appears you aren't really understanding the
difficulty with what you propose to do. I will attempt to explain.
I am trying to find a DC
--- dan ryant [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
the problem with moving the repeater is that there
isn't any buildings near the mast, and building one
would pretty much be out of the question due to the
cost involved and the slope of the hill that the
tower is on. Not to mention the trees that
Thanks Paul, I will let you know. I don't think
I can afford that much. Tommy
- Original Message -
From:
Paul Finch
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, June 02, 2006 3:52 PM
Subject: RE: [Repeater-Builder] service
and parts manual for IFR
We are in the process of replacing our repeater with a Kenwood TKR-
750K2. The repeater is being tuned by a local short wave shop. I am
trying to learn the software without having the TKR-750 to experiment
with. I think I understand the software, but would like to see if
anyone will share a
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, retiredcss01 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I am in need of the manuals for the IFR 1100s service monitor. I
have
the manuals for the 1000A, but there is a lot of difference
especially
in the power supply section.
I got mine from
Hello Group,
I am completely new to VOIP, so I need some direction. I have two
repeaters with remote base ports that I would like to tie together via
internet connection. Can you direct me to a page or tell me where I
can get info on what equipment I need to tie audio and logic
connections into
This a follow-up to my request for the parts and service manual for an
IFR 1100S. This is the first time I have used the group and I wanted
to add my name and call.
Thank you,
Tommy Dow
W5BLO
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Tom:
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67215-8935 [USA]Phone: (316) 522-4981Toll Free:
1-800-835-2352Fax: (316) 524-2623
I still get my IFR FM/AM-1200 serviced there.
73,
Dick
- Original Message -
From: retiredcss01
To:
At 11:04 AM 06/02/06, you wrote:
This a follow-up to my request for the parts and service manual for an
IFR 1100S. This is the first time I have used the group and I wanted
to add my name and call.
Thank you,
Tommy Dow
W5BLO
There's downloadable docs on both the IFR-FM-AM-1100S and the
IFR FM /
Short Wave Shop..? Hopefully they also know bit about VHF.
:-)
I can send you a kpg-91d dat file if you email me direct.
I've supplied a number of tkr-750 repeaters to hams... and
probably have a file around to share.
cheers,
skipp
skipp025 at yahoo.com
www.radiowrench.com
Dave
Dave,
A couple of years ago, I set up a TKR-750K1 repeater for a local Amateur
Radio club. The club bought the repeater without realizing that the K1
version is for 146-174 MHz, while the K2 version is for 136-150 MHz. This
was a moot point, since the repeater pair was at 147 MHz. The K1
Tom Clarke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now that Dayton is history, did any new controllers hit
the market? Our club has voted to replace the current
controller with something a bit newer - any ideas/
suggestions/etc???
Both Arcom and Scom have new mutil port controllers about
to hit the
Not sure if anyone wants this, but I did see where on
the repeater builders page some of the files may be
needed. A few are from the Repeater Builders page,
but I do have the COR and Repeater manual files.
http://home.earthlink.net/~ku4pt/data/
I will probably leave this up tuil I need the
Date:06-04-2006
Time:12:00 Noon 1700 UTC
To:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
From:Lige Turner KAF-2106
I Have A Qustion
Right Now We Have Setup A
UHF-FM Maxon 210+3 GMRS HT Radio
Huck Up To A Radio Shack 19-345
Simplax Repeter And The Antenna
A UHF-FM Maxrad 5 Db Gain Antenna
My Qustion Is The Tranmitter Puts
At 04:57 PM 6/4/2006 -, you wrote:
Both Arcom and Scom have new mutil port controllers about
to hit the market. Both look to be pretty neato' units...
---For the record, the 3 port RC210 has been out for a couple of years now
and is extremely popular and flexible. The soon-to-be-released
Eric Lemmon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dave,
A couple of years ago, I set up a TKR-750K1 repeater for a
local Amateur Radio club. The club bought the repeater without
realizing that the K1 version is for 146-174 MHz, while the K2
version is for 136-150 MHz. This was a moot point, since the
Hi Ken,
Good to see you at Dayton... pretty much everything I've
heard from owners of RC-210 Controllers has been very good. It
was also nice to see your RC-810 display.
Of course you realize you can't win the multi port controller
race with only 8 ports available. We of course will want
At 05:17 PM 6/4/2006 -, you wrote:
The cute trick was to receive a K2 Repeater with the K1 Software
and spend the extra time to figure out what's up with that?
The K1 version repeater takes the kpg-66d software. The K2 version
repeater takes kpg-91d software. The software does not
Lige:
Your ERP is about 12.5 watts without considering any loss in the
coaxial cable.
Dick
- Original Message -
From: National Emergency
Assistance Radio Team Headquters
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: 04 June, 2006 10:02
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Qustion I Have
You are right... another brain typo.
Homer Simpson Doh!
cheers,
skipp
Ken Arck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 05:17 PM 6/4/2006 -, you wrote:
The cute trick was to receive a K2 Repeater with the K1 Software
and spend the extra time to figure out what's up with that?
The K1
Skipp,
You must be thinking about a different repeater. I use KPG-66D software on
both K1 and K2 versions, with no incompatibility issues. The Kenwood
service manual B51-8556-10 makes no mention of KPG-91D software.
73, Eric Lemmon WB6FLY
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, skipp025
You guys are making me think before I have my java...
The kpg-91d software is for current version 2 repeaters.
Version 1 K2 software does not work with version 2 K2
Repeaters.
There are K2 Version 1 and K2 Version 2 repeaters...
cheers,
skipp
Eric Lemmon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 06:04 PM 6/4/2006 -, you wrote:
The kpg-91d software is for current version 2 repeaters.
Version 1 K2 software does not work with version 2 K2
Repeaters.
There are K2 Version 1 and K2 Version 2 repeaters...
Absolutely correct on all counts. K and K2 refer to frequency
range, not
S, the obvious question is: How does one tell the difference between K2
versions 1 and 2? Are they physically the same, with no difference in the
front panel controls? Is there a clue on the data plate, or must I find out
the hard way, when my KPG-66D software hiccups?
73, Eric Lemmon
At 11:17 AM 6/4/2006 -0700, you wrote:
S, the obvious question is: How does one tell the difference between K2
versions 1 and 2? Are they physically the same, with no difference in the
front panel controls? Is there a clue on the data plate, or must I find out
the hard way, when my KPG-66D
Eric Lemmon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
S, the obvious question is: How does one tell
the difference between K2 versions 1 and 2?
The official answer is by serial number. Above x-number
serial number is a version 2 repeater. I'll post the number
as soon as I find it.
Are they
the Kenwood factory will tune them at a very low cost. I can not have my
tech do them for the price the factory charges.
Next time get a factory job it is well worth it.
- Original Message -
From: Dave Compton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, June
Let's be clear about the difference between programming and tuning. In the
particular case I mentioned in a previous posting on this thread, the
TKR-750K1 repeater was factory-programmed to the correct 2m frequencies and
CTCSS tones, but the factory did not adjust (tune) the receiver front end.
When we as dealers order the TKR-750 and 850 repeaters there is a factory
code for them to tune the TX and RX to peak it out. I have never had a
problem getting the factory to do it correct but you have to order it
correctly to get it done. Also on all the dealer price sheets they tell you
Hello Group,
I am completely new to VOIP, so I need some direction. I have two
repeaters with remote base ports that I would like to tie together via
internet connection. Can you direct me to a page or tell me where I
can get info on what equipment I need to tie audio and logic
connections
Well Lets see, 4 Watts = +6.02 dBw, plus 5.0 dB of Gain in the antenna for +11.02, minus coax loss, lets guestimate 1.5 dB and connector / adaptor loss of 0.5 dB would put you at +9.02 dBw, or 7.98 Watts ERP - just shy of 8 Watts. Since you are using a simplexor there is no duplexer loss. If
I actually asked two Kenwood people about it at IWCE. The
real world is they didn't even know it was something people
would want or need. But they took the suggestion to put
into the customer asked want list...
cheers,
skipp
And when you bug him please ask if they ever resolved the issue
At 02:11 AM 6/5/2006 -, you wrote:
And when you bug him please ask if they ever resolved the issue
where you had to unkey momentarily to switch off the repeater
transmitter PL encode. If not, could they schedule it into the
next firmware revision?
---Mike, in all the TKR's that have
Tired of the B.S. and personal attacks,I'M OUTTA HERE !
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