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on this list. I am, however, a satisfied builder, owner, seller of
NHRC's products.
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Hola Carlos,
The manual for the WP-639 can be downloaded from:
http://www.repeater-builder.com/wacom/wp639.pdf
Tuning instructions are available here:
http://www.repeater-builder.com/wacom/wp6xxVHFtuninginstructions.pdf
Wire (RG-214/U Mil Spec) and connectors can be purchased from:
Paul Finch wrote:
Hello,
Which of the three or four 220 MHz conversions are best that are listed on
the Repeater Builder site? Any positives or negatives to any of them?
Anything better out there for these conversions?
Yea, use a Micor. (no I'm not kidding)
Kevin
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Kevin K.C Is there a link to 3DJ's web site on repeater-builder.com ?
Yes. It and a few other similar controller projects are available from:
http://www.repeater-builder.com/pc/
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
See a blurb I wrote a few years ago on repeater-builder.com regarding
audio processing in narrowband FM.
That would be here:
http://www.repeater-builder.com/tech-info/audioprocessing.html
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Mike Morris WA6ILQ wrote:
At 11:39 PM 11/20/05, you wrote:
Hi all
i want to know about the Flat audio ? and what is the applicaion for it
hussien reda
This topic has been covered several times.
Please look at http://www.repeater-builder.com/tech-info/flataudio.html
for a detailed
Kevin Custer wrote:
In addition, here is a link to a sight
Unlike the link to a siteoh well
kuggie
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Paul Finch wrote:
I will add a few points here... big snip.
Kevin, sorry for the OT post but felt it was important.
Posts like these are not to be considered OT, as repeaters wouldn't be
on the air without towers
But, thanks for the consideration.
kuggie
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n2len wrote:
Thanks for the info, I called them this morning they explained to me
they can build a combiner using the same feedline feeding different
antennas but not a combiner using the same antenna for 2 different
uhf vhf repeaters...
I don't know why they would have told you that, unless
I agree with Chuck, and here is a GREAT source of 6M Micor information:
http://www.sasquatchnet.org/kb6mip/tech.html
Kevin
Chuck Kelsey wrote:
Don't count on it. You may still need to change a few caps. You'll know
if you get a stage that won't peak. And by that, I mean you need to get
to the
Mike Perryman wrote:
Yep.. I have that document... but I am having one hell of a time locating
the dipped micas of correct values... Digikey about 30% good, all common
values... and Newark is the same... the oddball values are near
impossible to locate.. ;-(
mike
Have you tried
Matt,
Which way do you want to tilt it? To compensate for cable that precedes
it?
Does it have to be for 50 ohms, or will 75 be okay? How much power does
it need to handle?
Kevin
Matt,
Which way do you want to tilt it? To compensate for cable that precedes
it?
Does it have to be for 50
Some general comments to all, and a question for Eric
Eric Lemmon wrote:
It's generally not a good idea to run dissimilar solar panels in
parallel.
Unless you are pointing the dissimilar panels in different
directions
However, you can do it safely if you combine their
I'm not trying to start a fight, Eric, just answer a few questions.
Unless you are pointing the dissimilar panels in different
directions
[Unless we have two or more suns, the panels should be in the same
plane, pointing in the same direction. Since the angle for
DCFluX wrote:
It is 75 Ohm cable, Paticualrly RG-6 Plenum which has approx 1dB of
Tilt per Octave at 100'. Maximum power is +25dBmV. Intersted in
attenuating the lower channels more than the upper ones, and I will
follow it with an amp on each floor after it is compensated.
The device
Moslo is also available here:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Repeater-Builder/files/temp/
Kevin
mike wrote:
Hi all
For those that have been having problems programing the older
Motorola radio's ie X9000 etc,use Moslo it does work. I used a 486/33
with Moslo Delux and it worked perfectly. The
Read this:
http://www.repeater-builder.com/rbtip/stationmod.html
(the section under Channel Elements)
And, http://www.repeater-builder.com/rbtip/stationcontrol.html
the section "Keyed Exciter
Channel Element Modification"
Kevin
n9lv wrote:
I have a motorola micor repeater that has the
would happen.
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Bob Dengler wrote:
At 8/2/2005 06:55 PM, you wrote:
Joe wrote:
I had an FM76 convered to a 220Mhz repeater and used a GLB preselector
in front of the receiver. It helped a lot. Unfortunately, the GLB is no
longer available.
Are you
I think you are confused Neal, the GaAs FET option was available on
GLB P/P 200 MHz and above. I did have them build me one for 2 meters,
but I didn't see much difference in the performance over the MRF-901 on
2 meters; certainly not worth the added cost.
Kevin
Neal Newman wrote:
Joe wrote:
I had an FM76 convered to a 220Mhz repeater and used a GLB preselector in
front of the receiver. It helped a lot. Unfortunately, the GLB is no longer
available.
Are you sure?
http://www.aria-glb.com/products/reset_frames.htm?/products/preselector.htm
Kevin
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of mine and I purchased the Hay's Mill
Fire Tower and Ground Cabin later that same year:
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My experiences with the DOF and DER have been good, YMMV...
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My experiences with the DOF and DER have been good, YMMV...
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My email address is being spoofed. It's not me.
If you look at my name associated with this reply, you'll see I use my
real name, while the spoofer uses "Kuggie"
You'll also note that the date is of a time in the future, not the real
time.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] is a very old email address, and
Ken Arck wrote:
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drawn and quartered. Then again, anyone who runs MS Outlook... oh
nevermind
IMHO, of course :-)
Ken
I agree, I use Mozilla Thunderbird.
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Depending on the method used to convert your Micor to a repeater and
type of control (controller) used, you *may* not need anything but a
Station Control Module.
Although written more so for the Unified Chassis, the information
provided can also be used with a Non Unified Chassis:
A few weeks ago I had posted the availability of another run of Official
Repeater Builder hats. I have about 5 left unspoken for. If you would
like to purchase a hat, email me directly. First come first served...
The Repeater Builder hats are $16.00 in single quantities and $15.00 for
two
Swap away, you should have no trouble.
Kevin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All,
Can a VHF Micormobile use an UHF Micor RX'er in a direct swap
out?
Or to say it a different way, I want an UHF RX'er in a VHF
Micor.
They appear to be a direct swap out, but are there any
DCFluX wrote:
Doesn't the UHF Micor use a difference oscillator in one of the
sections instead of a conventional Oscillator?
Yes, the transmitter, but, he is wanting to install a UHF receiver in a
VHF mobile unit, which is do-able.
You couldn't, however, install a VHF receiver is a UHF
ontact.php
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JOHN MACKEY wrote:
Kevin-
You're still missing the point.
The point is NOW this... I cannot educate the stupid, see my point, John?
Thought so, move on.
Kevin
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JOHN MACKEY wrote:
Kevin-
I think you are missing the point. As you should well know, there have been a
few cases of people coming here listing things for sale who did
not appear to be honest seliers (by not giving their name
So What?
This isn't English Class...
If it bothers you, maybe try emailing the person in PRIVATE?
Kevin Custer
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Don Pomplun wrote:
Now THAT'S a run-on sentence !
At 07:57 PM 6/15/2005 -0700, you wrote:
Don't
strike a deal with the guy, agreed to purchase the IFR
. (no
kidding).
As far as RF is concerned, I'm sure there are States that have rougher
terrain, but Southern WV is as bad as I've personally witnessed.
Kevin Custer
Mike Pugh wrote:
Kevin, my curiosity is killing me, how in the world do you know where
Crum Kermit are? Been there many times myself.. How
I think Mike meant to say something else when he spoke of RG-214.
Kevin
Mike Morris WA6ILQ wrote:
At 07:32 PM 6/14/05, you wrote:
Anyone know a source of RG400 or RG214/U? I need short runs to
build duplexer cables. Does a PL259 fit these cables? Thanks de
David [EMAIL
Jim B. wrote:
I've driven through WV, even 2M dosen't get into some of those valleys.
You mean places like Crum or Kermit, in southern West Virginia?
grin
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in the right
direction?
Do you have a signal you can hear on 148.230 or thereabouts?
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Mathew Quaife wrote:
So lets just say for sake there was no 5 volts there, and I have discriminator
audio, how would a COS or Squelch circuit be brought into action that will
give me my 5 volts. I take the discriminator audio to the RVS-8 controller,
what hooks to the COS circuit. I'm
Lets try that again
http://www.repeater-builder.com/rbtip/micorsquelch.html
Kevin
Kevin Custer wrote:
you can use any one of the circuits/boards referenced in this article to
create a COS from discriminator audio.
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Dave VanHorn wrote:
At 06:51 PM 6/8/2005, Kevin Custer wrote:
Dave VanHorn wrote:
If you've not seen what happens in southern CA with the Santa Ana
winds, you'd never believe it.
AMAZING levels of noise right across the VHF spectrum.
AFAIK, not much you can do about
the resonnant frequency at all?
(installing them on each lobe of a dipole antenna)
Joe M.
Kevin Custer wrote:
TGundo 2003 wrote:
hERE IS A SILLY QUESTION:
Where would you want to mount a static buster on a 4-bay antenna? On
the top of the mast? I looked at the mounting instructions
the archives when a subject has become Off Topic.
Thanks for your understanding,
Kevin Custer
Neil McKie wrote:
I dunno ...
Neil - WA6KLA
Jim B. wrote:
Neil McKie wrote:
and OJ.
Hey-how did he get involved in this?
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Dave VanHorn wrote:
If you've not seen what happens in southern CA with the Santa Ana
winds, you'd never believe it.
AMAZING levels of noise right across the VHF spectrum.
AFAIK, not much you can do about that.
Yes you can
http://www.repeater-builder.com/antenna/static.html
it.
Try re-setting the squelch control to just close and a wee little more
and see if proper squelch action doesn't return.
Let us know your result.
Kevin Custer
Jed Barton wrote:
Hey guys,
I've got an interesting situation and I'm not sure where to go with it.
I have an Icom rp4020.
I am using
Rob Martin wrote:
All
Today I have
spent a couple of hours
sweeping the cavities and come to the conclusion that they are all high
pass
low reject. (Originally of tx152 rx158)
Looking at
the cavities 25mhz either
side of my desired frequency RX145.1625Mhz TX
Kevin Custer wrote:
The notch spacing from the pass is determined by the length of the
center conductor in the notch stubs.
After re-reading this, this was not stated as I had intended.
The notch adjustment "range" is determined by the length of center
conductor rod, the e
What kind of radio is it installed in? How is it connected, because
there are many ways? Does it mute the audio in the radio, or, just
supply the COS for the controller?
Kevin
Jed Barton wrote:
Hey guys,
OK, I need a little help here.
Had this what seemed to be an open squelch on the
can still hear the audio come out the speaker.
It provides the COS for the controller.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Jed
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led. If so, the LM-386 might have gone bad. This would be a 8
pin dip IC on a little board. Replacements might be obtained from a
local Radio Shack.
Do you hear the controller responses okay, like courtesy tones, etc?
If so, at least part of the controller and transmitter are likely okay.
Kevin Custe
m1ror wrote:
Hello All
This is my second posting but I'm not sure if my first attempt made it
to the list.
I bought a set of what appear to be good condition Wacom WP-639 (144-
174Mhz) Duplexers originally tuned for 156Mhz. A friend has attempted
to align the filters but is having
et a little closer before worrying about that.
Bob
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release, in which
many times Scott and I are involved in, so please be patient, and
continue watching for more on this exciting new product; the NHRC-Micro.
Kevin Custer W3KKC
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Hi Chris,
I don't have that information in front of me yet, but I will soon, and
I'll do a follow-up.
Kevin Custer
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RE: NHRC-Micro
Kevin,
Thanks for the announcement. Can you give us a brief description of some of
the features and capabilities of this new
Dave Nixon wrote:
and then start talking again between themselves, forgetting that you wanted to turn the machine off
CLICK
Ah The sound of the PTT Disable Switch slamming in the downward
position
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Gary,
HF, VHF or UHF?
Real Station or Mobile Conversion?
Kevin
Gary Laforce wrote:
I'm trying to put an LTR controller on a GE Mastr II the controller is a
Trident Raider the Mastr II is a PM unit and this is were the problem is
as I understand it. The factory tech support said that I would
uot; the
PM Mastr II. This information will work on any VHF or UHF PM MASTR II
exciter:
http://www.repeater-builder.com/products/
Click on the Application Notes link for the AP-50.
I have FM ICOMS if anyone needs
Hope this helps...
Kevin Custer
Gary Laforce wrote:
Oppps sorry
It is a UHF true rep
re as well:
http://www.repeater-builder.com/rbtip/micor220conversion.html
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skipp025 wrote:
So what did GE do for DCS (digital coded squelch)
for the Master II and radios with phase modulators?
In Mastr II's they replaced them with PLL FM exciters on VHF and FM
exciters on UHF. Older vintages of equipment like the Mastr Pro were
before DCS deployment, so those had
Russ is right on the nose with this reply. I have utilized several
binary fed dipole arrays originally cut for over 150 MHz and have had
absolutely no problems at all. They duplexed well and provided
reasonable SWR.
Kevin Custer
Russ wrote:
I had a DB-224 cut for
151.955 from
their contact information on the Repeater Builder website and
you'll receive an additional amount off your bill!
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Jeff's excellent dissertation on adding attenuators ahead and behind
preamps has been added to the following page:
http://www.repeater-builder.com/rbtip/preamps.html
Kevin Custer
Not trying to be a smart A$$, but why would you put a preamp in line and then an attenuator
s a few GE Mastr II VHF PLL "E" chassis mobiles left. Call
Scott for pricing and shipping quotes.
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Ian Miller wrote:
Hi Guys
I dont usually post here often, but after 25 years in the same spot,
our club's VHF and UHF machines have been taken down and being moved to
new locations.
Every effort is being made to get the antennas off the tower (new
owners) but failing that, what would be a
Neil McKie wrote:
Ok, who is who in the picture?
Me on the left, Scotty on the right...
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I stand corrected.
I just confirmed this by calling Bomar. They do have a $60.00 minumum, but
that includes the shipping so 2 channel elements in most cases will meet the
minimum.
Steve
WA6ZFT
Their Land Mobile pricing can be seen here:
Eric Lemmon wrote:
The most recent instance was with a Cushcraft ARX-270 2m/440 antenna.
I tried one of these antennas first as a low profile repeater antenna,
then as a remote base antenna. I was so disappointed with it that I
took it down and threw it in the trash. Yes it was brand new.
to change depending on
availability locally in Dayton.
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no6b1 wrote:
whoever designed the ARX-270 didn't have a clue
Was that the antenna that was on your 146.625 Dayton repeater 2 years
ago? I always wondered why it wasn't full quieting at the opposite
end of the flea market while my portapeater on a mag. mount across the
DCFluX wrote:
Has anyone had desence due to the fact that the repeaters antenna is
too close to the repeater its self? Like 12 feet of vertical
seperation and 2 feet horizontal?
Yes. Had a Hamtronics repeater that wouldn't work in the presence of
its own RF, however it worked fine with a
Expensive: Mototola Mitrek recrystal and tempco at ICM: $50.00/element.
Bomar is $35.00. West is appx. $32.00.
There was a debate regarding West Crystal's alleged "temperature
compensation" a week or two ago on here. Check the archives - I forget the
conclusion, if
DCFluX wrote:
Think it would be doing it to a MASTR-II Base that is on 146.64 /
146.04? Desence is variable with the power block setting.It is any
where from tolerable at the 20W level Annoying at 40W and Whoa
mama at 100W. You can hear real intresting feed back when the
repeater has the
skipp025 wrote:
re: Decibel web page found
Worth a visit before it goes away.
http://www.decibelproducts.com/engineering/dbtech_8.html
Where is it going?
Kevin
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NATH wrote:
Hello all -I am trying to help a
friend of mine get a Mastr II mobile fired up on 2 meters.
I see nothing else changing on any
pins whether in transmit or receive. What on earth are we missing here.
Do you have the TX ICOM enabled by grounding the correct pin.
Paul Holm wrote:
Interesting. When I sent a pair of
GE ECs in to Bomar recently, they quoted me $35 a piece. When I got
the invoice, they charged me $25 for one, and $35 for the other.
Was one a FM TX ICOM?
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I agree with Neil's comments, and have had similar experience and luck
doing so.
There really isn't anything to it, much easier than the Hack-Saw 10
watt VHF IPA
Kevin
Neil McKie wrote:
Although I haven't experimented with the 406-420 Micors, I have
done some trouble shooting on the
- N9WYS
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I didn't get a copy of it, but my spam blocker might have filtered it
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Ol,
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Bruce Nanney wrote:
Thanks Eric and Brian for the info. I've been able to run it for 10 yrs @110
watts on 145.270 without any problems in an air conditioned environment. But
I'm moving it to a remote location without a/c. I guess I will leave it as
is, as I need the power as much as I can get.
Where did this come from?
I didn't get a copy of it, but my spam blocker might have filtered it out...
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Micheal Salem wrote:
As a matter of fact, They are attached.
I have uploaded the 7R011 Tuning Instructions to RBTIP. Maybe Mike
Morris would be so kind to add a link or index so folks can find them.
http://www.repeater-builder.com/other-mfrs/7R011-tuneup.pdf
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Thanks go out to Mike Salem for providing the information. I forgot to
say that in my post with the link.
http://www.repeater-builder.com/other-mfrs/7R011-tuneup.pdf
Thanks Mike,
Kevin
Micheal Salem wrote:
As a matter of fact, I do have tuneup instructions that I got from Microwave
this PL tone when you heard both transmitter sites, but
they didn't have HSO's and drifted enough that PL decoding was not reliable.
Kevin Custer
mch wrote:
To work well, you will need more than 'a few Hz' stability. Even 1/2 Hz
is very noticable and annoying.
Joe M.
Thomas Oliver wrote:
You
We will, as soon as we get a copy
Kevin
Mark Tomany wrote:
Maybe we could just get it put up on the repeater builder web
page somewhere?? It seems there's quite a bit of interest in this...
Mark - N9WYS
James H Vernetti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I
would like a copy of the
NHRC-2 is about the same money as the Hamtronics CWID was and does a bunch more:
http://www.nhrc.net/nhrc-2/
Kevin
Larry Kemper wrote:
Just was wondering what cwid is available new or used. I am in
need of a cwid for one of my repeaters. I normally use the hamtronics
diode
Ken,
Your email program is going wacky
I'd hope it isn't being a responder...
Kevin
Buley, Kenneth L (GE Consumer Industrial) wrote:
ONCE MORE INTO THE BREACH !!
IF YOU'RE READING THIS, YOU PROBABLY DON'T HAVE MUCH TO DO, COMPARED TO THOSE WHO ARE SO BUSY
edctexas wrote:
I'd be glad to do scan it into PDF format and send it to Kevin for
posting. I used to work with James Carrington many years ago. That
was a very good publication.
73 Ed K3SWJ
(thecoxes(at)texas(dot)net
Thanks. If Ed or anyone else will scan it to PDF and send it to me
Read this article for some more insight, but remember
that it was written by the president of Simulcast
Solutions.
http://www.simulcastsolutions.com/PDF/Simulcast.pdf
Joe
Here is another article written by a ham that has a bit more practical
approach than others I have seen suggested:
site.
Kevin Custer
Laryn Lohman wrote:
Mike, don't you think that this might produce a strange pattern? DB
Products does not recommend taking their DB411 and 413 models, for
example, and moving the dipoles around the support pole for this
reason. The horizontal displacement of the dipoles
Warren Beaul wrote:
Good afternoon
I guess I asked the question in a poor way. I
have a comercial operator who is willing to allow me
to put a repeater in his place and an antenna on his
tower. However he doesn't want a side mount sticking
out six feet from the tower. I had heard
I believe he said he was troubleshooting a duplex noise issue; which
doesn't necessarily mean desense. I have a repeater on a commercial
tower in which AC power (for the light on top) goes up a rusty metal
conduit. When the wind blows, the conduit makes duplex noise *if* I'm
using a common
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