Ron, 
Tnx for your input. I have an older Mocom70 mobile manual that's no 
help. 

What I'm specifically looking for is the schematic on the Input 
attenuator & RF sense keying PC board, NLD7141A, so I can 
enable/disable the amplifier from the repeater controller. 

This input RF sense keying board would not normally be used in a base 
station or a mobile, so it's a little different. I'd also like to see 
the schematic of the power controller section to see if I could 
utilize the temperature sensor to activate an external heat sink fan. 
I don't like to run a fan continously as they tend to fail after a 
few months. Default case is to key a 12 Volt heat sink fan only on 
transmit - thus I would like to get a schematic of the RF sense 
keying board without having to reverse engineer it - not easy to 
remove. 

George
WA2VNV

--- In [email protected], Ron Wright <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:
>
> George,
> 
> Is this PA in a unified chassis.  Mot built base stations with such 
a PA that was mounted beside the exciter With heat sink sticking 
out.  It used the same PA as in the mobiles.
> 
> 73, ron, n9ee/r
> 
> 
> 
> 
> >From: George Sintchak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >Date: 2008/04/01 Tue PM 09:48:06 CDT
> >To: [email protected]
> >Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Motorola N1254A Power Amp for 2M 
repeater info
> 
> >                
> >
> >Hi All,
> >I've searched the archives & website for info on this Amp and 
can't find anything. It's sort of similar to the N1275A or the N1248A 
convert-a-com amps but for a Motorcycle (I was told).  It looks like 
the back end of a MoCom 70 heat sink. I need more specific schematic 
or manual info so I can integrate it into the repeater keying control 
logic.  The Amp is working fine on 147 MHz, keys up on RF input and 
makes rated output. I want to use it in repeater service at reduced 
(~40 Watts) output, possibly with a small fan for cooling, as 
needed.  Anyone have any history/info using this Amp?
> >Model N1254A, 150.8 to 162.0 MHz,  Mfg Aug 1977.
> >Max input 7 Watts, Output 60 Watts. FCC # CC 3303.
> >Power Amp board TLD8922A uses M9622/23/24 & two M9625's for final 
transistors.
> >Output directional coupler/power monitor board, TLD8922A.
> >Input attenuator (-3 dB) & RF sense keying board, NLD7141A.
> >Input/Output bypass relays are 23C84103B01.
> >Any info, links, etc. much appreciated. 
> >Tnx, & 73's
> >George
> > 
> > 


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