Re: [Repeater-Builder] More about the PAC-RT

[wd8chl]

Mark wrote:
 I have one of these sitting in my basement gathering dust.  I'm wondering if
 this could be put to use as a control access point for one of my repeaters?
 
  
 
 Of course I wouldn't need it to return audio to the portable via that
 frequency, just be available as the input for repeater control.  It seems as
 if it could be used for this function, but I wanted to bounce this off the
 learned group for opinions.
 
  
 
 Thanks,
 
 Mark - N9WYS
 

Sure. The Motorola PAC-RT is basically a Handie-Com MH-10 or MH-70 (or 
2) in a box. If you have the book for one of them, on the band your unit 
is on, you have a good part of the RF board info, at least.

RE: [Repeater-Builder] More about the PAC-RT

[Mark]

OK, good to know.

Mine is on VHF (154.920 right now), and I'd probably want to move it to 2m
for my use.  

I haven't looked at the manual yet (I do have a digital form of the PAC-RT
VHF manual) but I assume these are rock-bound...  Hmmm. Time to research!

Thanks es 73,
Mark - N9WYS

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From: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:repeater-buil...@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of wd8chl

Mark wrote:
 I have one of these sitting in my basement gathering dust.  I'm wondering
if
 this could be put to use as a control access point for one of my
repeaters?
 
 Of course I wouldn't need it to return audio to the portable via that
 frequency, just be available as the input for repeater control.  It seems
as
 if it could be used for this function, but I wanted to bounce this off the
 learned group for opinions.
 
 Thanks,
 Mark - N9WYS
 

Sure. The Motorola PAC-RT is basically a Handie-Com MH-10 or MH-70 (or 
2) in a box. If you have the book for one of them, on the band your unit 
is on, you have a good part of the RF board info, at least.

[Repeater-Builder] More about the PAC-RT

[Mark]

I have one of these sitting in my basement gathering dust.  I'm wondering if
this could be put to use as a control access point for one of my repeaters?

 

Of course I wouldn't need it to return audio to the portable via that
frequency, just be available as the input for repeater control.  It seems as
if it could be used for this function, but I wanted to bounce this off the
learned group for opinions.

 

Thanks,

Mark - N9WYS