Repeater operation should require a Squelch Gate, Station Control and hopefully a Time Out Timer module.
Base Station requires a line driver, and control module(s), depending on dc or tone control. The Line Driver can be found in full or half duplex 2/4 wire options. Jumpers need to be setup on the Modules and Backplane. Moving high range strips down can be a pain, better to swap into low range if you can find them easy enough. Sell me your old high range strips cheap. :-) The PA might operate at 40% rated power without damage, which should be checked before trusting my or anyone else's word. The mitrek is often considered the mobile version of the MSR, they have a similar line of construction and some parts do interchange. Another less known radio was the Motrek, a mitrek someone kept pulling parts out of until it stopped working, then put the last part back in and shipped it out for sale. The Motrek and Mitrek strips will not interchange with the MSR-2000 strips. If you wish to revist the Sensicon, G strips or Research Line, I just found a batch in a storage tub. Cousins to the GE Pre-Prog and other pre-motrac back breakers. cheers skipp025 at yahoo.com > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hey guys, > I need some guidance from someone familiar with the MSR-2000 VHF > station. I was just given one of these set up as a wire line > remote/repeater and I thought I got the proper manuals with it. > The 'radio manual' I was given is for a Micor and none of the strips > look anything like what is in the MSR. Are the strips from the > Mitrek? The system manual is for the MSR 2000 and everything is OK > there. Do I need a Mitrek manual? > Also, this system was on 171 and 172 MHz. I'm thinking I should > replace the rx and exciter strips to get this on 2M rather than do a > range conversion on what I have. Anyone got suitable strips for swap > or sale? Can I just rob strips from a suitable (Mitrek?) mobile? > I have worked with MASTR II mobile conversion stuff lately. This is > my first Motorola since I set up an 80D/Sensicon G a long time ago. > Thanks! > Conard, WS4S > Upper Cumberland Amamteur Radio Association Yahoo! Groups Links To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Repeater-Builder/ To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
