I understand... If all else fails you can still buy a replacement high-split tld2601a pa from Richard at Bro Comm. I spoke with him on the phone about two weeks past and he had only the high range/split pa's in remaining stock.
The power control voltage wire from the PA is no rocket science. If you need help sorting it out I'm sure I can help later in the week when things slow down a bit. Another option is to hunt down a pa on Ebay... the other version high band pa works just find down into the ham bands at reduced power... say 40 to 60 watts with a fan. It's not so "narrow banded" as the cont duty version. cheers, skipp > "Bill Westphal" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Thanks Skipp, > > It is designed for low input power (400-500MW). The component > layout is not similar to the ones in the UHF or VHF-HI Manuals. I > hope to use it in place of a TLD2601A Continuous Duty AMP in an > MSR2000 and I want to get it dialed in just right. > > I've been talking to a guy at TPL but his initial search for a > manual didn't turn up the exact one. I'm hoping that he is still > looking. I'll call him again Monday or Tuesday. > > The other thing I need to figure out is how to satisfy the "Control > Voltage" back to the Exciter (with the TLD2601A removed) so I can > get some power out of it. > > If I do get an actual manual from TPL I'll scan it for the group. > > Bill Westphal - WB6YPF > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://www.westphalfamily.com/ > > > > --- In [email protected], "skipp025" <skipp025@> > wrote: > > > > You should be able to work with a combination of the two manuals > > found on the sonic web page... http://www.radiowrench.com > > > > The UHF Repeater Manual has a lot of the RXR Information and the > > vhf mobile manual has a lot of the proper rf for your unit. There > > are variants such as your "SP" (special production) label says > > your amplifier is one of... but they all follow a theme. > > > > Some of the details for special version amplifier might be a > > hybrid amplifier input for low drive, but I wouldn't expect > anything > > rocket science new to be installed. > > > > I'd probably get on the the horn (telephone) to TPL and ask if > > they can supply one. Otherwise you're doing right to ask around. > > > > cheers, > > skipp > > >
