things at bay for several years.
You might want to read this:
http://www.repeater-builder.com/ge/mastrIIcasting.html
Kevin Custer
If you hit it hard enough, it would have fixed itself without taking it
apart. Nate knows how hard you have to smack it to break the whiskers
off, don't you Nate? grin
set radio on floor (concrete),
set radio on heatsink (vertical),
kick radio with left (or right) foot (hard),
radio will
Tony L. wrote:
My Diamond NR73BNMO stopped working on 70cm. Tx rx are both fine on
2 meters, but the antenna will not tx or rx on 70 cm.
I swapped the antenna with a spare, and everything works fine with the
replacement antenna.
Any ideas?
Take it apart and look to see if water
BTW the group was created on Feb 13 1999
Happy belated 8th birthday! Wow, has it really been that long?
Remember eGroups, and OneList? Those are the other folks that run the
mail servers before Yahoo! bought them out.
Thanks everyone for a popular - productive list.
Kevin Custer
List
His failure is hardly due to running the supply right at its maximum
continuous rating.
NEXT?
---I would submit that metal migration within the diodes was a
factor in their failure. (I first heard about this when I worked at
TRW in the 1970's and RF power transistors were still kinda
the performance is going to 'equal' a Micor.
YMMV,
Kevin Custer
I have used Cardinal in the past, and Bob is nice to work with.
Kevin Custer
N9WYS wrote:
John,
Here's a place near Chicago... actually in Arlington Heights.
Cardinal Electronics, Inc.
1631 N. Evergreen Ave
Arlington Heights, IL 60004
www.cardinalelec.com
TX: 847-797-7820
FAX: 847-80
the text, as verified in this
archived article:
http://web.archive.org/web/20040617072700/http://www.repeater-builder.com/antenna/separation.html
I'm not sure how the credit line got changed, but Mike will correct it
for technical accuracy, and also correct the credit lines to match reality.
Kevin
On 2/2/07, *Kevin Custer* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't know that any commercial manufacturer did, but that's not
the point. The point is if someone stuffs a new crystal in a 5C
element, it MAY NOT hold to its OEM specifications no matter
Fred Flowers wrote:
Does anyone have a source for an intermod calculation program?
http://www.repeater-builder.com/antenna/ant-sys-index.html
Click on the Calculators shortcut.
Kevin
Nate Duehr wrote:
On 2/2/07, Kevin Custer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The article isn't intended to educate about the use of GE MASTR II
ICOM's in specific, or what stability one would achieve when the crystal
is correctly compensated. For that information, one would go to these
Ok
to the article:
http://www.repeater-builder.com/tech-info/temperature-compensation.html
Many thanks to those who helped with its publishing.
Kevin Custer
-w3kkc.html
Thanks to those who helped with the article, and, to my most recent
Web-Master addition, Bob Meister WA1MIK, for proofing it and making a
link so we could find it.
Kevin Custer
Well, that's good I told you they were easier to find in Canada...
Kevin
gervais fillion wrote:
ahhh
when you are looking for part with blind eyes,,,
i have the TLD8272B which is good for 132 to 150 mhz,
dont laugh at me al
G
gervais fillion wrote:
hi kevin
i
gervais fillion wrote:
well
i have check in the Micor i have here,there is the :
TLD5321A ,which is by my big 2.5 inch Red Motorola book the Exiter
TLD8272B ,
TRN6006A1 Audio and squelch
it may seems that i am missing one control card what would be like in Master
2,a Repeater
gervais fillion wrote:
hi kevin
i may have found one receiver near my qth,,
i made an offer i am waiting the responsewhat is the value for a used
receiver on the market??now
A Real TLD8272 receiver sells on eBay for $125.00 or more. They are
very rare here in the US. You may be able
Every place Jim makes reference to 10.8 Volts below, he really means 9.6
Volts
Jim knows that, and now so does everyone else...
Kevin Custer
Jim Cicirello wrote:
A Micor Base/Repeater Power Supply is a dual supply with 12+ plus 10.8
+ Volts. As you look at the power supply the two large
Their stuff has flooded eBay for several months.
I'd say it's made in China
No further comment,
Kevin
Nate Duehr wrote:
Google ad popped up in Gmail while looking at other duplexer-related
e-mail, and I figured I'd share with the list.
Kevin Custer wrote:
I'd say it's made in China
Scratch that, you are correct, Taiwan
http://www.temwell.com.tw/BS%202+2%20size.htm
Kevin
Please consider one of these companies, before you spend your money:
http://www.repeater-builder.com/products/
http://www.ah6le.net/arcom/kenwood.html
http://www.hamtronics.com/
http://www.hiprorepeaters.com/
Kevin Custer
Christopher Hodgdon wrote:
I researched a lot about repeaters online
radiomog wrote:
All this talk of LMR cable problems.
does anyone have any reference articles or a web site where I can delve
deeper into this subject ?
I have only ever seen the topic discussed on this particular list. If
you look at the archives, you will see that it's been debated many
Kevin Custer wrote:
The problem is these cables are made from dissimilar metals, tinned copper
wire over an aluminum foil
braid.
Please remove the word braid.
damn.
these new fingers
grin
kuggie
of
the Micor squelch IC.
Maybe we can ask Link-Comm to do a timing test on their unit and then
change the 2.2 uF capacitor on pin 10 to something else and see if it
changes the attack/decay of the COS action?
Steve or Allan - you out there?
Kevin Custer
Thank you... (this is very interesting to me)
Kevin Custer
Allan Overcast wrote:
I will see if I can perform that test on Monday AM and post the
results. BTW, the typical propogation delay through all the
controllers is less that 5mS, so pretty fast.
Allan Overcast KF7FW
Link
Everyone knows that we hams SHOULD send in our elements when we
recrystal, so I'm not going to beat everyone to death on that
Laryn, Since you said you have more than one element, try a different
one
If that doesn't work, try Jeff DePolo's suggestion a few weeks ago from
MSG# 67916:
gervais fillion wrote:
hi all
i am looking for a used Micor receiver his parts number is TLD 8272B
if you have 1 and want to sell it ,let me know your price
thanks in advance
gervais,ve2ckn
Would you consider a TLD 8273B that has been properly converted to a TLD
8272B?
Kevin Custer
and build one of these circuits yourself - maybe for a little less:
http://www.repeater-builder.com/micor/pix/newbilevel.gif
Hope this helps...
Kevin Custer
Hmmm, that's an awfully big capacitor hanging off of pin 10. I assume that
COS out is used to drive some visual indicator, as the 2.2 µF cap
Bob Wrote:
FWIW, I never use pin 10 at all;
Kevin wrote:
I try to use that pin when I can, and prefer it over the open emitter
shunt switches.
Incidentally, the Link-Comm board uses the 2.2 uF cap / pin 10
combination to drive the COR output...
FWIW
Kevin
-Comm unit (cheap in my opinion), you can
adapt a Micor audio/squelch board into a Mastr II, or get a chip off of
a board and build one of these circuits yourself - maybe for a little less:
http://www.repeater-builder.com/micor/pix/newbilevel.gif
Hope this helps...
Kevin Custer
This may help:
http://www.repeater-builder.com/rbtip/notchduptuning.html
Kevin Custer
vikas gupta wrote:
please advise me how i tune the duplexr of Tx (811.1-819.2MHz) Rx
(856.1-864.2 MHz) . I am tuning this by desigig band reject notch type
duplxer but I have a problem in achieving 1 dB
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wa5luy wrote:
We are using a GE Master II with an RLC Club controller for our 444.600
repeater. On weak signals the repeater chops words. I have determined
this is due to very fast action of the CAS turning the controller audio
off and on. Looking at the schematic, U603 has internal fast
cpitre_01 wrote:
I have a Micor repeater that is now up and running. The transmitter is
now running 50 watts. I need to back it down to 30 watts, how is this
done? I do not have a manual for the unified chassis model. Please
any help would be appreciated.
You didn't specify what band,
while
monitoring on-channel.
We use the Antenna Relay switching transistor in the Station Control Module.
http://www.repeater-builder.com/rbtip/stationcontrol.html
http://www.repeater-builder.com/rbtip/newerstationcontrol.html
Kevin Custer
Repeater Builder
Please remember that this list is for discussing technical aspects of
repeater operations, not the problems of coordination, personal attacks
on others, clubs, etc.
http://www.repeater-builder.com/rbtip/repeater-builder.html
Please move on
Kevin Custer
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Kevin Custer
of discussion, and that is why it is time to move on.
You are correct, it is my show.
Please don't reply to this message on the list. As always, personal
email is welcomed.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 1/20/2007 7:27:28 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,
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Tom wrote:
Does anyone know if there is still a supplier for the modified boards
to upgrade astron supplies?
Contact Skipp from the bottom of this page:
http://www.repeater-builder.com/astron/index.html
Eric Vincent wrote:
Hello group, I need radio modification for GE Mastr ExecII Low Band.
The link on the web site Repeater-Builder doesn’t work.
Anybody have other link to convert Low Band to 52Mhz.
Thanks and good week end.
Eric VE2VXT
My RB site pointed to an off-site
address.
George / WA2VNV
Me too please, and it'll become an article in time.
kuggie at kuggie dot com
Kevin Custer
RB Owner
conversion article
I would rather it be.
Let me know and I'll put something together...
Kevin Custer
N9WYS wrote:
Jordan,
You are correct when you say that, in *standard* configuration, they do
require a 100% status tone on the line. HOWEVER, there was a discussion a
while back about using
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Guys,
We run Motorola SpectraTac on all of our systems. I also use some with
normal staus tone operation and some set up for fixed gain with cor
from the link receivers. These run fine mixed mode in the same
comparator. I have the details on the mods that I came
This thread is now a web article:
http://www.repeater-builder.com/construction-proj/no6b-crystal-heater.html
Kevin Custer
Bob Dengler wrote:
At 1/11/2007 06:48 AM, you wrote:
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The 1/4 watt heater
Steve Kometz wrote:
Yes please assemble the Spectra Tac info.
I actually have a comparator and receiver shelf on my bench working
on a way to use the two (and more recievers) without the status tone.
I have heard of people inserting the status tone at the link receiver
end, and several
Chris Peterson wrote:
Hi all,
I used to be on the list for a number of years, but I dropped off for a
while.
Now, I decided to rejoin...
Welcome back, Chris.
Kevin Custer
n9lv wrote:
Anyone by chance have a GE EXEC II 66 split receiver lying around they
would be willing to part with? I have a 56 split, having problems
getting it to goto 147.885 receive. Best I can get is about -70 dBm
at 12 dB sinad. So hopefully a 66 split will do a better job.
Isn't a
A BIG Texas howdy to you Eddie, and welcome to the list.
Kevin Custer
List Owner
Eddie wrote:
Hello,
My name is Eddie Cope and I am a new (but old) member WB5HHZ. I am in
Fort Stockton Texas.
kb2mfs wrote:
No I haven't tried it yet. I did some modeling and with 150mw, 20dbi
antennas and the antenna at the friends house mounted up 21 feet (he
doesn't have a tower and isn't a Ham) and the antenna mounted at
least 60 feet up my tower it showed a good path. This was 7.22 Km
and
Nate Duehr wrote:
If you go with WET-11's get a number of extras. My experience with
them in static/lightning conditions (not direct strikes - just active
thunderstorm condx) was poor. Popped a number of them internally,
some replaced under warranty, others out of warranty. Even
satellite
receiver - link-back transmitter combo's, but, I don't see why it can't
be done.
Kevin Custer
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this retro-fit in
any other equipment?
Thanks,
Kevin Custer
JOHN MACKEY wrote:
Kevin-
On a more serious note, how about
1. a Motrac interface?
2. a Mastr Pro interface?
John, Please refresh my memory. Isn't the fundamental for the Mastr
Pro around 8 MHz? I'm not sure if the crystal manufacturers could
produce a quality-stable 8 MHz fundamental
Tuning can make a big difference in the distortion of modulated audio in
a PM exciter. Are you sure the exciter is tuned up properly?
Kevin
Jim Cicirello wrote:
Hi Guys,
I can use a little advice on hooking a TS32 to a Mastr II. I am using
a new TS32 for encode only on the Mastr II TX. I
Hope this helps...
Kevin Custer
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK thanks - I'm trusting then also that I can do the same on UHF, order
high-side injection crystals for my KXN1024A UHF Receiver channel element and
leave the discriminator diodes as they are.
Thanks again,
Larry
Larry,
I
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Several of us are looking at putting up a low-power UHF MICOR Repeater at
some Solar Power sites. Standby receive power drain, of course, needs to be
as low as possible.
I have a copy of a modification that was done to a MASTR II VHF Repeater
audio amplifier
'repeaters'.
Kevin Custer
List Owner
Bill wrote:
I live in a remote area, where I can receive DSL service in my office
via phone company, but not in my home (which is about 2 miles away). Is
there something I can buy to send DSL wireless signal to my house??
Thanks, Bill in Mexico
Hello Kevin,
I've tried twice to post the message below on the Rebeater-Builder group
and failed. I sent a test message and it posted fine. Where am I going
wrong on the one below??? If you see nothing wron with it would you try
posting it.
Thanks,
-Steve
- Original Message -
is important here, as that
won't change in a 2 component circuit, what is important is where the
circuit starts (or finishes) working; which will affect the equalization
of the transferred audio.
Kevin Custer
Bill Hudson wrote:
Discriminator is always high impedance so high impedance
is sourced by a driver of 100K, the
knee would be down to about 725 cycles. You wouldn't want your
pre-emphasis to end at 725 cycles.
This is where complex equalization problems originate from, and why many
of us choose to bypass most/all the pre-de emphasis circuitry where
possible.
Kevin
This is something that many times gets lost in translation, and is very
important to remember.
You have covered something that I was going to touch on, but now I don't
have to...
Thanks,
Kevin Custer
nj902 wrote:
/_*In voltage terms - twice [or half] the voltage change does represent 6 dB*_/
in
another Bird and they worked fine.
What goes wrong with these meters? Is it a repair a can make myself
or is it best to send it back to the manufacturer?
The meter movement is likely bad. They are available new from Bird and
are easy to replace, but be ready to pay the price.
Kevin Custer
/hmft.html
http://www.shol.com/kuggie/ahra/hmftinfo.html
Hope this helps...
Kevin Custer
stephenucedu wrote:
I am new to the group, and just wanted to know if anyone had a 200-250 watt
amp for sale
for our 2-meter repeater. The core of the system is the Vertex 5000, but its
output is 25
watts
The message was not sent by me, it was spoofed. It happens regularly.
One can verify (at least at this point) if a message was originated by
me by looking at the To From identification of the email. I always
use my real name along with the email address. Spoofed messages come
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skipp025 wrote:
Hi Bill,
It's a pretty good dollar value for an easy ID'er option. I
built and installed one in a UHF Repeater. The major pain is
the audio output (speaker) line is pretty much square waves
so you should consider a low pass filter. Even a simple rc
filter circuit does
Here Jed:
http://www.repeater-builder.com/wacom/wp6xxVHFtuninginstructions.pdf
Kevin
Jed Barton wrote:
Hey guys,
Anyone have the tuning instructions for a wacom 2 meter duplexer? It's
a band pass band reject.
Glenn Little WB4UIV wrote:
Can anyone tell me what radios the following channel elements are for?
KXN1007A
Sure that's not K1007, which is a receive high-band Micor element, no afc.
KXN1006A
Sure that's not K1006, which is a receive high-band Micor element,
*with* afc.
Kevin
Hello all,
Reference RBTIP MastrII websites:
http://www.repeater-builder.com/
http://www.mastr2.com/
Everyone knows I hate asking for financial support, but it's the only
way I can afford to keep the Repeater Builder site up and running
reliably. I have been ask why don't you consider a
station is with the right
test set. They are on eBay all the time, and can be bought for $50 or less.
Kevin Custer
At 11/25/2006 15:43, you wrote:
Ooops, I typed in the wrong radio. I am working on the UHF Exec II
radio. Not sure what I was thinking, so now it's information I need
on the UHF and not the VHF. No wonder why the coils are not in the
right place.
If you need the tuning
...
Kevin Custer
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Hi John,
I doubt that the problem lies in the controller, but rather your
'modulator' isn't flat. If you scope the audio path, you should be able
to make sure that you don't have excessive roll-off or distortion in the
audio chain.
My suggestion is to change the exciter to provide True FM.
)
[ a waste of WHO'S time?]
{grin}
Kevin Custer
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to the end of the antenna.
Good luck
Regards
Bradley glen zs5swt /zs5wt
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Thanks for saving me all the typing ;-)
Chuck
WB2EDV
Kevin Custer wrote:
I think what Chuck was getting at was the
'automatic' beamtilt
is a better choice
where wide band operation is required.
Kevin Custer
skipp025 wrote:
Kind of loaded question/statement/answer really. All
antennas have both horizontal and vertical beamwidth.
Depending on what you think is beam-tilt... one could
and some do say all antennas have a beam
dgrapach wrote:
Need help cutting cable lengths
Does the bird enter into the length ?
What am I doing wrong?
Download the manual to the Bird 43 here:
http://www.repeater-builder.com/other-mfrs/bird-43-wattmeter-manual.pdf
It will explain what to do to remove the Bird from the equation...
Dave VanHorn wrote:
Our club 220 machine has been giving a lot of trouble with the squelch.
The problem is that the squelch works fine for a while, then quits.
By that I mean that it will not squelch even with no input signal at
all. No real clues, and the schematic is not very helpful.
I meant to mention something about this and forgot.
I would prefer everyone to use standard font sizes for this email list.
Thanks,
Kevin Custer
Owner
Lee Williams wrote:
Glenn,your small font is killin ushave mercy on us with lo-res
monitors and failing eyesight!
[EMAIL
for the difference.
Then your WET54G:
$149.99, less 7% is $139.49...
http://www.fab-corp.com/product.php?productid=2900cat=267page=1
You can buy them here for $92.00
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=5866005359
At 7%, you aren't doing us hams any favors
Kevin Custer
Owner
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Ian Wrote:
I am at times having desense (ie scratch ) especially in windy weather occuring on repeaters B and D. It doesn't seem to affect the desense wether the transmitters are txing or not. There isnt any problem of the repeaters affecting each other, they all work great just
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Mike Perryman K5JMP wrote:
Any chance of picking up one of the snazzy tie-dye T-shirts?
If I were you, I'd contact Scott's wife, Elisha. She is the one that
does the shirts:
kb9wcx at repeater (dash) builder.com
Fix the address accordingly...
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Jim B. wrote:
So, I realize it's a bit early yet, but with all this talk of Dayton,
what kinds of things should we hope to see at the RB table?
Repeaters
Repeaters...
Repeaters...
Oh, and did I mention Repeaters
And Repeater stuff, lots of repeater stuff...
lots and lots of
change in the
way the event was run. IMHO It was the best Dayton Hamvention in 15 years.
Kevin Custer W3KKC
Looking forward to year 32...
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Right...
Also keep in mind that 75 ohm cable has a lesser amount of loss for the
same size cable as 50 ohm.
And, for receive only systems, matching isn't quite as important.
And, matching transformers are easily built, for other terminal
impedances.
And, cabling lengths can be
k4ij wrote:
Hi,
Here's the deal. I have two sites...
Your suggestions?
http://www.repeater-builder.com/rbtip/repeaterlinking.html
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Rick Stirling wrote:
We have a repeater given to our club. It is more or less in working
condition on the 2 meter band. Trouble is there is no controller or
id-er, etc.
http://www.rickster.org/pics/unknown.jpg
I've been told it is a Compa-Station but I haven't been able to
correlate
'casually mention' things like
this occasionally. I'm certainly not opposed to Link Comm, Arcom, ICS,
S-COM, or even Skipp grin mentioning that they have something new (or
even old for that matter) available for us Repeater Builders
Kevin Custer
skipp025 wrote:
Kenwood TKR/TKB 720/820 rear
On my 145.27 Hay's Mill repeater, I run 250 watts into the duplexer.
My 2 meter remote base antenna is about 40 feet down the tower. It is
mounted directly under the repeater antenna for best isolation.
I use a large Sinclair Notch Cavity tuned to 145.27 placed in the remote
base feeder. I
a small wireless set-up that feeds myself and several others.
Speeds depend on what equipment is used and how many hops it takes to
get to the source of the internet.
are there any good pages on this type of setup?
Lots... Google wireless internet
Kevin Custer
www.kc-wireless.com
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Mike Perryman wrote:
Hi all,
I will be interfacing a RC-210 to a Micor Compa-Station unified chassis
arrangement in the near future...
I am sure a number of you have accomplished this task already and I am
looking for hints to accomplish this as cleanly as possible. I ain't bad
with
I disagree...
Like
any other cheap solution, with the proper care (replace ground plane
radials with solid rod, heat shrink the joints and top) the Hustler G
series will work fine in Full Duplex Applications. I have some that
have been up for over 10 years and are still doing fine....
Ke
I have built one of these and can attest to the quality of the kit:
http://www.windstuffnow.com/main/builders_corner.htm
Kevin Custer
Subject : RE: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Wind
Generators
New subject
anyone out there Running a wind generator to Charge batteries Or
running their Repeaters
Title: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Wind Generators
Voltage and RPM do not go hand in hand. An alternator that has a field
winding can be made to produce different voltage (current) with the
amount of excitation of the field. For the most part, RPM determines
the cyclic rate, but the rotation does
was administered by 3 instructors of CITCA
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Jim B. wrote:
"The Homeland Security Department has
requested and continues to request that the American Red
Cross not come back into New Orleans."
Not true. The American Red Cross has a Congressional mandate to do what
they do. It would require an act of Congress to
receiver. The squelch circuitry in the Maratrac is very good. Not as
good as a Micor, but way better than the Mastr II. Two of them would
make a very nice repeater, IMHO.
Kevin Custer
Randy Nelson wrote:
Sorry for the repost but I can't believe no one is using a Maratrac as a
repeater
Did you read this?
http://www.repeater-builder.com/antenna/cracking.html
Kevin
Fraser Stuart wrote:
We have a 145 Mhz 600khz split repeater running
25 Watts output up LDF 450 coax to a three element commercial beam
at25 Metres above ground mounted on ametal35 Meter tower,,,
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