Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Motorola Repeater DC Power Plugs

Fri, 18 Nov 2005 14:50:34 -0800

This is a standard AC powered unit, with the Argus Battery backup charger.  The cables were
either not ordered, or misplaced.    It's using the standard Motorola Controller.

Chuck 


n0tyz wrote:
hi Chuck,
So are you working on a new or used MTR2000?

I'm curious if you are planning to power the unit from DC only or if
you have the AC power supply?  The backup DC power interface for the
MTR2000 is expensive, and I was wondering if you were looking at
building your own DC backup power source.

I'm also curious as to what controller you have the MTR interfaced to.
thanks,
'73
john/n0tyz

--- In [email protected], Chuck Kimball <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
  
Good Day:

Anyone know off the top of their head which of the Anderson Power plugs 
motorola uses on the stations (MTR2000, etc.)?

Looking at the web site, I'm guessing the 75 Amp, but want to verify 
with someone who might have actually researched this.
It's going to take a couple of months to get these delivered, and I 
don't want to get it wrong.

Thanks
Chuck Kimball
n0nhj

    








 
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