Just in case you aren't aware, if the Micor came with an Allen Avionics
delay unit, chances are it was a Micor PURC station built for paging.
Longshot, it could have been a simulcast voice repeater, but those are
extremely rare. If, in fact, it's a PURC, it has a different backplane and
a few different cards in the shelf. If you can get your hands on a PURC
manual (it's a supplement manual, like the Micor control shelf "orange
book"), it will make the conversion go much easier. I have a lot of Micor
PURC's and have converted several to standard repeater use; once you
understand the idiosyncracies between the PURC and the standard Micor RT,
it's no big deal, but without the book, you'll spend a lot of time chasing
down traces on the backplane...
--- Jeff
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Jeff DePolo WN3A
Broadcast and Communications Consultant
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> For a check to cover to cover shipping,I will sell the one I
> have. I am working on "trying" to convert a Micor Compa
> station into a UHF repeater and it came with the delay brick.
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> Joe
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