Last time I needed one of these, I took a regular 12vdc plug slug/wall
wart type of power supply and fed a relay keeping it energized all the
time.  Then I �copied� the beep tone circuitry from a Motorola R100
repeater (it�s a pretty straightforward tone generator) and used that to
put the beep tone on the repeater, having the relay and tone generator
powered from the backup battery.  You would think someone would make a
similar product in one box, but since you can buy a full featured
repeater controller for $300 or less it probably just isn�t worth it.  

73

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-----Original Message-----
From: Kevin Bednar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Friday, December 03, 2004 8:37 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Need AC mains monitor

Looking for a inexpensive, stand alone device that can monitor the
output of a power supply for loss of AC mains power and then inject a
beep tone onto the TX audio when its keyed up. This needs to be able to
be interfaced to a RICK unit, which is being used to control the radios.
Anyone use any products like this, or have any ideas on what to use? It
has to be able to interface to the RICK and existing radios, and I've
already looked at the Zetron voice telemetry units, but spending $700+
is not an option for the end user. TIA to all.
Kevin 
K2KMB 








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