>
> Very good, understood most of that. I have the unit hooked up, and
> got the reciever to work just fine, the transmitter is working, so now
> I have a unit with a 440 transmit and a 2 meter receiver. Now here is
> where I got lost, how do I tie them so that when a signal is heard on
> two meters, it keys the 440 transmitter and sends the audio out to the
> transmitter. You mention that I need to take a voltage to the to the
> receiver oscillator, can you point me in the right direction, from
> where should I take the voltage, and where should it goto on the
> receiver board.
>
> Then what should I do with the mic audio to get it to the receiver?
>
> Thanks. Mathew
Mathew, take a look at the connector that plugs into the large board
underneath your unit. If you have the pins labeled on the chassis,
where the front panel connector that goes to the control head terminates
on the board, we can work from there. I need to drag out one of the
units I converted and will try to do that shortly so can pass along
some more explicit instructions. I saw a manual for a master exec on
Ebay this week, and sure would be nice if you could find one. But I
converted my first one without a manual, and I think I can talk you
through a conversion, including the interface I was talking about to
serve as a transmit control/audio interface.
I'll drop you another note soon -
73 - Jim W5ZIT
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