The TS-64 that I had included a filter for the decoder. It filters out audio
and only passes the 30 Hz to 300 Hz audio. Then that audio is feed into the
decoder input.
Charles Miller
- Original Message -
From: "wb6ymh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Thursday, September 09, 2004 7:26 PM
S
I once used a CES-SDI-50 with the separate control
receiver input and it actually worked quite well.
There was no detectable loss in the audio -- On
some you might want to key the controller with a
PL
decoder rather than the control receiver cor as it
seems to work much smoother than with COS i
Since were talking about this... Did anyone else
notice the fella, last week, that was selling ALL of
Kenwoods programming software, bundled and burned onto
a CD, on E-bay for a final price of $4.00? H.
Do you have any idea how pissed that made me.
Steve
--- "Jim B." <[EMAIL PROTE
Hi John.
I didn't know you started playing the piano when you were just two
years old. LOL J My repeater VA3DWI excites my guitar
strings.
Tony VE3DWI. Desbarats Ont.
-Original Message-
From: John J. Riddell
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: September 10, 2004 14:38
To
russ wrote:
> It's called free trade!
> If you can't compete go sell nextel.
>
The problem is when certain dealers take the word 'free' too seriously.
Yahoo! Groups Links
<*> To visit your group on the web, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Repeater-Builder/
<*> To unsubscribe fro
Soneone correct me if I'm wrong, but another thing to look out for is the fact
that this setup might be deemed to be a station in "auxillary operation". In
part 97 if one of the repeaters is on a pair under 222.5 MHz you cannot
control the repeaters hard linked together from the system on the c
It's called free trade!
If you can't compete go sell nextel.
- Original Message -
From: "Jim B." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Friday, September 10, 2004 2:56 PM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Kenwood Repeaters
> Richard W. Solomon wrote:
>
> > Sounds like "Restraint of Trade" to me.
At 9/10/2004 05:30 AM, you wrote:
>Steaven Rogers, W4YI wrote:
>>Kevin,
>>
>> This is perfect. I have only one more question. What is the
>> component labeled 386. I would expect it to be an op-amp or something
>> along that line. What is the actual part number that I would need to look
Matt wrote:
> Hi everyone. I have a very basic one-port controller and two
> repeaters that I want to run back-to-back in a very simple
> configuration...nothing fancy required. Instead of buying an
> expensive multi-port controller, could I theoretically just run two
> sets of cables from t
On Friday 10 September 2004 12:00, Matt wrote:
The audio levels will be lower, but how much repends on the source impedance
of the audio output of the controller, and the load impedances presented by
each transmitter. For example, if the controller source or output impedance
is 600 ohms, and ea
Hi everyone. I have a very basic one-port controller and two
repeaters that I want to run back-to-back in a very simple
configuration...nothing fancy required. Instead of buying an
expensive multi-port controller, could I theoretically just run two
sets of cables from the controller port con
John J. Riddell wrote:
> There is a 3 input audio mixer shown in the radio Amateurs handbook, 1998
> Page 22.31 using an LM-386
> "An expandable Headphone Mixer"
> You can get boards for this unit from Far Circuits. I have several here for
> future use.
>
>
> John VE3AMZ
>
heh-a circuit in t
Richard W. Solomon wrote:
> Sounds like "Restraint of Trade" to me.
> Where are the Lawyers when you need them !!
>
> Dick, W1KSZ
>
ummm-no, it's called 'Anti-trust' policies. These dealers that come in
from outside that are willing to sell equipment significantly under
dealer cost just to ge
Have for sale the following modules and accesories, contact me direct
if interested, whatever left will go to eBay next week,
2 pcs. UX-29A 144 Mhz
2 pcs. UX-39A 220
1 pc. UX-49A 440
1 pcUX-129A 1200
2 pcs. CF-11 cooling fan kit
2 pcs. Unit B Interface
2 pcs. Unit A interface
2
Kevin, How refreshing to read that you are a Musician as well...
from "A Piano Player" for 53 years now !
Maybe we could make some music in the Flea Market at Dayton next year :-))
My repeater VE3WFM puts a good signal in to the room where the Piano is
located :-))
John VE3AMZ Wate
There is a 3 input audio mixer shown in the radio Amateurs handbook, 1998
Page 22.31 using an LM-386
"An expandable Headphone Mixer"
You can get boards for this unit from Far Circuits. I have several here for
future use.
John VE3AMZ
- Original Message -
From: "Kevin Custer" <[EMAIL
Me to Dave
Gary N0PBM
-Original Message-
From: NØATH [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 10, 2004 11:41 AM
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Waayy off topic, Bluegrass Festival
at W3KKC's
COOL - I will e-mail you direct when we have
COOL - I will e-mail you direct when we have our
next festival here - Will send a flyer
On the same topic - our old GE MII also has good
coverage there.
Dave // NØATH
Way Off Topic, but I know there are some folks on
the list that enjoy
this type of music:
http://www.blue-grass.org/festival/
I was a Kenwood dealer for over 20 years before I retired and from day 1
(1983) when Kenwood brought their landmobile line into the states, they had
a very definitive policy. It wasn't as strict as some of the newer
contracts are trying to enforce, but the contracts I signed had the
following 2 t
Even more on the LM-386
http://www.radiowrench.com/sonic/so02144.html
cheers
skipp
> Kevin Custer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Steaven Rogers, W4YI wrote:
>
> > Kevin,
> >
> > This is perfect. I have only one more question. What is the
> > component labeled 386. I would expect it to b
Good reasons = $
Instead of helping out the Amateur community, who on that rare occasion
does perform some valuable public service, they would just as soon gouge
everyone equally.
They just don't understand the market and good will they could generate.
How many repeater users would like t
Maire Company wrote:
> Well as a Kenwood when I got my contract with them it gave the area I can
> sell in. If I am selling out of my area they can STOP selling to me. I
> have seen that happen to people in the past. Also to sell Kenwood products
> there is a bout a 32 page contract I had to fi
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Jim, your right Kenwood does attempt to protect it's
> dealers with an internal policy to purchase products
> from local dealers. This policy is Kenwoods, NOT mine,
> therefore I need not follow it!
>
> Fortunately this is America and we are able to choose
> from whomev
Sounds like "Restraint of Trade" to me.
Where are the Lawyers when you need them !!
Dick, W1KSZ
-Original Message-
From: Maire Company [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 09, 2004 9:20 PM
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Kenwood Repeater
Way Off Topic, but I know there are some folks on the list that enjoy
this type of music:
http://www.blue-grass.org/festival/index.html
To keep this post in the realm of repeaters, some of my repeaters have
great coverage on the festival grounds
Kevin Custer
List Owner / Upright Bass Player
Steaven Rogers, W4YI wrote:
Kevin,
This is perfect. I have only one more question. What is the
component labeled 386. I would expect it to be an op-amp or something
along that line. What is the actual part number that I would need to
look for.
Hi Steaven,
The part is a LM-3
LM386
audio amp on a chip. Rat Shack used to carry them for a few bucks. Probably
available at most component shops.
Kenneth Buley Bullitt County ARES/RACES Coordinator KY4DES Bullitt County EMA CD-2
Bullitt County Red Cross Disaster Communications
BC-6
-Original Message-Fro
Good night David .
Neil
Paul Finch wrote:
>
> Jim,
>
> My apologizes, I wanted to put Joe and put Jim. Mine was an honest
> mistake, I meant no insult. It's just insulting to be called a
> different name on purpose. I was not going to respond to any more
> of these posts since
Kevin,
This is perfect. I have only one more question. What is the
component labeled 386. I would expect it to be an op-amp or something
along that line. What is the actual part number that I would need to
look for.
Thanks again... the folks on this list came through as always
Ste
I'm wondering the same thing. Please explain in more detail. I know that
there is an on-board filter to strip out the tone so it won't pass through
and get heard on the speaker, but if you have that inserted ahead of the
decoder, it shouldn't decode at all.
Chuck
WB2EDV
- Original Message -
Well as a Kenwood when I got my contract with them it gave the area I can
sell in. If I am selling out of my area they can STOP selling to me. I
have seen that happen to people in the past. Also to sell Kenwood products
there is a bout a 32 page contract I had to fill out. They make a very goo
Several recent postings have mentioned that the speed of response to a
carrier with a CTCSS ("PL") tone is faster with higher tones. It
happens that there is an international standard, TIA-603-B-2002, which
describes this and many other facets of commercial radio systems. The
Telecommunications I
Jim, your right Kenwood does attempt to protect it's
dealers with an internal policy to purchase products
from local dealers. This policy is Kenwoods, NOT mine,
therefore I need not follow it!
Fortunately this is America and we are able to choose
from whomever we want to purchase products from, ev
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, "motarolla_doctor"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> --- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, "W9DHI" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> > This has been brought up before, there are mods that allow you
to
> speed up
> > the decode time...below is where the info is
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, "Charles Miller" wrote:
> I had the same problem with my TS-64 in my VHF Micor repeater. I
had to use
> the input filter on the TS-64 and it started to work as good or
better than
> the /\/\ decoder did. The discriminator audio has a lot of low
frequency
35 matches
Mail list logo
