I think this thread has clearly demonstrated that there are a couple different
groups involved in building/maintaining repeaters. Those who are involved in
commercial systems are likely best served by purchasing commercial grade
parts/packages/systems, as their focus is on 'having' a repeater. Then there
are those of us who are interested primarily in the experience of 'inventing
/designing/ building/ debugging a repeater, and then starting over with a new
idea. In behalf of all of us in this category, I say thank you all for your
ideas, experiences and words of wisdom.
As one who spent many years in the first group, I find it immeasurably
enjoyable to now be one of the second group. No pressure to 'GET IT BACK ON THE
AIR'. Just have some fun, learn something, and try to pass it on.
VY 73 all,
Wes
AE6ZM & VE7ELE
ARRL Technical Specialist
GROL/RADAR
Lincoln, CA
CM98iv
--- In [email protected], James Cicirello <ka2...@...> wrote:
>
> Thanks to all who have shared their comments and experience on the LM567 for
> CTCSS Encode and Decode. I have many ideas to work with now and in the
> future.
> You have all given me several ways to go from Skips comments on how to
> prefect the 567 to
> Ken and Jeff's recommendations on the CML Micro MX IC's.
>
> Again this group is the best resource for Amateur Radio Information
> available anywhere.
>
> Thanks to all who has taken the time to share information.
>
> 73 JIM KA2AJH Wellsville, NY
