Gale, I will assume that you have a TLD2602A PA Deck, a TFD6102A Harmonic Filter, and a TLD5933A PA Board. You are asking what you need to do to convert these items to a TLD2601A PA Deck, a TFD6101A Harmonic Filter, and a TLD5952A PA Board.
Since I am one of the "won't go down" crowd, I will urge you to obtain a 68P81061E50 MSR2000 manual, and change every component that differs between the above two bandsplit model numbers. This will be a very involved, time-consuming, and expensive task. Many of those who attempted to make the bandsplit mod on a PA swear they will never do it again. Those who are in the "will go down" crowd will urge you to tune for best output and have a ball. Just ignore that odor of burning insulation and stressed coils that you might smell. Sure, your PA might work for many months before dying, and then you might wonder why Motorola made separate components to cover the 132-150.8 and 150.8-162 MHz bands. YMMV! 73, Eric Lemmon WB6FLY -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of gdwilkinson2000 Sent: Wednesday, April 30, 2008 10:57 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [Repeater-Builder] MSR2000 continuous duty pa's I have recently been handed several msr2000 continuous duty vhf repeaters that are currently in the 154 mhz range. My question is will the radios go down into the ham band (146+)? I have heard that will and that they won't. so have decide to ask the experts! Gale KC4PL
