I would say they are similar. But GE made there product more field serviceable. Here are some examples.
Order micor with single channel. Try to upgrade to talk around (second channel) better order new head and control cable. On mastrII just put a channel switch in head all cables minimum support two channels. want to go to 8 channels? micor order doghouse for back of radio and cable kit. mastrII put pins in for Icoms radio has spots for 8 icoms. and get new cable. move to ham band? micor mod mod mod mastrII generally will go with little. ok so that should not be on the list but has been my experience. Yes the mastrII was meant to compete with the micor, and it may have been inspired by it, with improvements, but it is hardly a copy. If it were big M would have owned GE after the lawyers were done. -----Original Message----- From: Kevin Custer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, December 01, 2003 2:10 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] GE Stuff..... Paul Finch wrote: >Kevin, > >Explain please! The only thing I see is the TCXO's that are even anywhere >close. > Similarities in Mobiles: Control Head. PL (Channel Guard). RF Power Output Options (Like 110 watts). AF Power Output (10 watts) Channelized Crystal Elements. 5 Pole HR in a casting that is not soldered to the PC board. Dual Hysteresis Squelch. Single Conversion Receiver, with 11 meg I-F frequency. Same number of I-F poles. Stable RF/AF circuitry operates on 10 volts (9.6 on the Micor) PA Protection (VSWR). Receiver Sensitivity. Preamp is an option. Frequency Ranges (Like 150.8 mc.) Size. Weight. Gee, there are hardly any similarities now that I look at it..... Get real...... Kevin Custer Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
