We've been using the Doug Hall voter for nearly 15 years. All four
channels are in use. We've had zero trouble with it. Its been
stable and is easy to adjust. I haven't tweaked it in several years
and it still votes properly and consistently. Good luck with your
project.
Merry Christmas a
I just sent them to International Crystals and told them to make them for
the new ham frequency. Never even thought about injection hi or low, and
they came back from ICM and the repeater tuned right up.
LJ
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From: converbit2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Fri, 26 Dec
My reply was likewise based on the information at hand and the near
impossibility of finding 5-tone decoders. But even given that, it seems like
a lot of overkill to use an "exotic" format.
I'm certainly not opposed to experimenting and learning, but the original
post didn't really give us a hint
Larry,
I just bought one and it was on the 462 RX. Do you order
crystals for low or high injection?
Right now, the crystal is a low injection at 451 .
Richard
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> We have lots of UHF MSR-2
Does anyone have any input on the use of either the Dough Hall or
LDG voter please?
Thanks and happy holidays.
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Well, I do know Europe uses a lot of 5-tone equipment, but the fact that
you had a lot of it was missing from your original post, so don't be
surprised that your replies were skewed based on that missing fact.
I'm not 100% positive, but I THINK you will find that there are two
5-tone formats - tha
That is to bad. I wish my RLC-3 had 5/6 tone encoding. I have to use 2 tone
encoding made by macros. 5/6 tone systems are easier on the battery life of
pagers.
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> > Thanks for the only positive response I received about 5 tone. Seems like
> > anything new here meets wit
Hi Art,
Thanks for the only positive response I received about 5 tone. Seems like
anything new here meets with a "not invented here" attitude.
From a controller-builder's perspective: There are over 2,000 6K and 7K controllers in the field that have had the ability to generate 5-tone pages (co
Bradly Glen,
Thanks for the only positive response I received about 5 tone. Seems like
anything new here meets with a "not invented here" attitude.
We do not use a lot of 5 tone radios here in the US, but recently there have
been a lot of European radios being dumped on the market. I purchased
I use a simple one transistor circuit with a thermistor and variable pot in
the base to trigger the fan on at an adjustable set point. The transistor
drives a small 12v relay that switches on the two 12v fans mounted on the
heatsink
of an R100.
Art - KC7GF
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