RE: MASTR 2 uhf's
allright already!!!. First off Thank you to all who responded. we are very appreciative of your interest and your business.
we think we are SOLD OUT. Will make the official count tomorrow morning.after noon we will know how many we have left.
Anyone who has requested units
Hi Brian,
In my years as a tech at a Mot MSS, we were told that most Motorola
PA's perform to spec until about 50% rated power. For a 25W radio, I
have run them at 10W with no problems. At 10W, with a good fan, I'd
say a Maxtrac/Radius mobile would probably be ok for continuous duty.
73's de
Brian and All,
I have 3 Maxtracs UHF full duplex links that I use. I use 2 radios at each
end of the link. The TX Power is set at 10-12 watts out into a 25 watt 10dB
pad to get about 1 watt to the duplexer. I get about 600mW out to the
antenna. I run these on an modem at 9600 baud. They work
Your webmasters - all of us - have been overhauling the web
site in the background over the last month or so. This is why
some donated material has been late being posted, and a few
pieces haven't been posted (yet). The underlying structure of
the web site was getting hard to manage.
The
If you have a 25 Watt Maxtrac, GM300, CDM750, CDM1250, etc. They were
all sold as 1 - 25 watts, this means that you can set those ones most
anywheres you like. I have several 25 watt radios as link radios. At
least one of them is set to 2 watts, and the other is at 15.
James
(also works for
nj902 wrote:
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Mr. Edgar McKinney
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...I'd like to find cheper stuff! ..
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The cheapest way I have found to build repeater projects - hands down
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ICOMS are the elements that hold the crystal in GE radios - they aren't
Icom radios. ICOMS come in 2C (2 ppm), 5C (5 ppm), and EC (External
Compensation).
Joe M.
Mike wrote:
what are the uhf mc65kfu88? with 2 icom radios? are they crystal or
programmable.
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I hope that you webmasters are not using java! There are too many sites
that does and there is no need for java. It just slows the download of the
site.
Ed
Mike WA6ILQ wrote:
Your webmasters - all of us - have been overhauling the web
site in the background over the last month or so. This is
KOOL
Ed
Kevin Custer wrote:
Mr. Edgar McKinney wrote:
I hope that you webmasters are not using java! There are too many sites
that does and there is no need for java. It just slows the download of the
site.
My Repeater Builder website doesn't presently use Java just for
something to
At 07:41 AM 8/20/04, Kevin Custer wrote:
The site has always been plain jane because there is no reason at this
time to make a free information website flashy.
I hope there never is a reason! Any more, too many web pages take longer to
load with a DSL that the typical page used to take with a
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