Thanks Leon, for passing that on. Regards, Jeff W6JK
--- In [email protected], Leon Ingerick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Take a look at this link.... > > http://members.aol.com/w8ak/maxtrac222.htm > > I ran into Glenn, W8AK out at Dayton back in May.. He had a couple of these Maxtracs set up as a repeater on 224 mhz and seemed to work real nice.. I have not tried the conversion myself but it looks like it would be a nice way to link on 222 mhz if someone wanted to give it a try.. > > Glenn said he does not have the time to do the conversions and just wanted to give it a try and post the results on his website.. > > Hope this helps and Good Luck with your linking.. > > Leon-N2HLT > > http://www.repeater.net/n2hlt > > > > James Delancy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have had very good luck with my ADI unit that became a repeater > transmitter after I got tired of trying to keep the old maggiore stuff > on the air. I do believe that ADI is out of the US market though???? > > James > > _____________________________________________________ > to amplify on Skipp's statement about ADI radios, I have a 220 > repeater in Skipp's vault on Mount Vaca, and I was using an ADI 220 > radio to monitor it. It was on constantly for about six months; the > display would become unintelligible, and the radio would stop > transmitting. I would do a hard reset, and it would start working > again; but it would lose all its programming. I finally gave up and > purchased a new ALINCO a year ago and have been pleased with the > radio, it just keeps percolating along. > > Gregory AC6VJ > > > > > > --------------------------------- > Don't let your dream ride pass you by. Make it a reality with Yahoo! Autos. >
