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Found this on another site .
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I STILL cant get the website,must be blocked somewhere...
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I am wanting to use a UHF 110 W MSF5000 amp that I have as a
spare on another repeater.
I cannot find in my expertly written Motorola
MSF5000 service manual the pinout and values of the power control
cable between the amplifier and the RF deck.
It is a six pin Molex connector with
On Thu, 6 Jan 2005 15:42:53 -0800 (PST), Ted Bleiman K9MDM - MDM Radio wrote:
tedd see attached for an idea of the job ahead.
we're headed same place...
Hey Ted, is that a 6 meter folded dipole by the drivers
door on the left moving truck? Looks well built.
Might be worth a drive :)
You must
type in TU-154 for Motorola, an old remote head with a amplified mic.older
than dirt 1964 I think.
I had one or 2 my dad gave me no radio though :-(
M. H.
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From: Rob [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, January 05, 2005 1:15 AM
On Thu, 6 Jan 2005 15:01:24 -0800 (PST), TGundo 2003 wrote:
He has 10,000 sq ft of stuff crammed into his
Hey Ted or Tom.can you take some digital pictures
(before and after) so the rest of us can drool.
BTW Ted, where are you moving to?
Tedd Doda, VE3TJD
Lazer Audio and Electronics
No;
I was told this at some meeting back in 1976 from this individual I think
he was wanting to be in control etc.. If you were not to his level then you
were not part of his group.
I was stating this was one of those Radar Trap reports that finally she got
caught. but rebroadcasting
anyone have any experience when it comes to obtaining a site or
leasing a communications site from the forest service? just
wondering what to expect.
thanks, pat
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Good luck.
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Mike Mullarkey
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From: greenfin2002 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 06, 2005 8:10 PM
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] forest service
apco is the public saftey communications coordinator
bob kd6gnb
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Hi to the group,
I have been asked to test an existing BDA system in a heating
tunnel, on an 800 Mhz trunking system(analouge audio).
The customer would like to have some form of traceable readings. This
would allow subsequent tests to compare against previous visits.
The tunnel is about a
Hi, Pat.
I am leasing an existing site from the Forest Service.
It depends if they have any spaces available
It depends if they want to have any more sites
They were trying to end all leases and have all the sites removed from there
land
A few have been able to stay
My lease cost is about
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Andrew D. Hudanish
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I cannot find in my expertly written Motorola MSF5000 service
manual the pinout and values of the power control cable between
the
amplifier and the RF deck. It is a six pin Molex connector with five
wires in it.
John,
thank You for the info!
---per
At 23:55 06.01.2005, you wrote:
Sorry for the repeat'... but Bob Morton VE3BFM is at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I originally sent the wrong address.
John VE3AMZ
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Hello group,
I have the opportunity to put up a UHF ham repeater in a
fantastic spot. However, I have some pretty stiff requirements. It
will be co-located with an existing Govt. repeater, which is solar powered. I
do not have to supply the battery or PV panel, I will use whats there.
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wrote:
Hello group,
I have the opportunity to put up a UHF ham repeater in a fantastic
spot.
However, I have some pretty stiff requirements. It will be co-
located with
an existing Govt. repeater, which is solar powered.
get the Maggiorie transmitter and receiver boards. they are 3x5 in
size. draw very little power and you will be running 5 watts right out
of package without an external amp... I dont think you can get any
smaller than that...
Neal
hooker wrote:
Hello group,
I have the
Hi Joe,
There is only crackle when receiving a signal, never on the
repeater tail.
Might help to mention that I can listen directly to the
receiver audio at the repeater and hear the following:
Receiver weak signal - Xmtr turned on - Crackle
Receiver weak signal - Xmtr turned off - No
Not a problem, if you can remember which radio you had it
connected to when you installed it, I probably have the manual
Was that a FMTRU-5V ?
Neil
Mark Holman wrote:
type in TU-154 for Motorola, an old remote head with a amplified mic.older
than dirt 1964 I think.
I had
I would look at a newer repeater such as an R-1 by Maggiore Labs it has a
very low draw. A Kenwood TKR-850 is a great repeater but it draws a lot more
DC power.
Both the above are great repeaters as they do NOT need a lot of TLC. They
will just run and run.
Good luck!
73 Russ, W3CH
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That is a polite way of putting it ...
Neil
Mike Mullarkey wrote:
Good luck.
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From: greenfin2002 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 06, 2005 8:10 PM
FMTRU 5V
A 5V is a really old Motorla rigI
have the schematic here somewhere for one !
Only the Old-Guys will remember this one
John VE3AMZ
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From: Rob [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, January 07, 2005 10:31 AM
Well the specific one is from a CDM750 but I think most operate in
the same basic manner. It isn't so much an exact schematic I need but
a basic operation diagram. Motorola supplies about +5V on the mic
line and the mic element is also connected throgh the PTT switch
somehow.
What I am
Remember ??
hellzbellz - pretty sure I still OWN one! [FSTRU - station]
Scott - N8BQN
> "John J. Riddell" wrote:
> FMTRU 5V
> A 5V is a really old Motorla rigI
> have the schematic here somewhere for one !
> Only the "Old-Guys" will remember this one
> John VE3AMZ
At 1/6/2005 03:27 PM, you wrote:
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wrote:
I have a sinadder type circuitry in my service monitor.
Neil - WA6KLA
Neil,
What happend to the Sinadder built into your brain, the one you
succesfully used for
Per Molund wrote:
I am trying to retune an Sinclair Q2330E duplex filter to 145 MHz
(145.1375/145.7375) from it's factory configuration of 150 MHz
(150.83/149.80), however the notch atenuation is strongly reduced.
There is also impossible to set ut the proper bandpass/notch
I received a copy of the i50r repeater
controller manual. I've scanned it into a pdf
file.
Not the complete manual, just the pages with
the serious information.
Free copies of the scans available...
skipp025 at yahoo.com
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You mite also check your jumpers.
No LMR-400 or 9913 type coax
remember. RG-214/u or RG-142
or 1/25" or 1/2" super flex and so
on. Your feed line up to the antenna
should also be a Hard-line type of
coax. stare RF is a bad thing on any
repeater system.
Good luck
Russ, W3CH
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I could be wrong but I would say there is a problem with the L . A ..
check it out on a dummy load .. that you know is good .. I looked at
mine and thay are all fine and do not move the swr up and all ...
others might have a better answer for you
Rick
On 7 Jan 2005 at 12:01, Benjamin
Russ,
Your rigth, the 850 is a nice machine. I have 4 in commercial service
(one has a PA problem), but they are too heavy. Also, if there is a
failure, I would have to lug the entire repeater down, instead of just
taking up a seperate card. I must consider the trip, it's not easy
(lots of
Benjamin Naber wrote:
thought the same you did, but nope didn't help
Any one else?
I suspect the addition of the arrestor changes your match because the
antenna isn't properly matched to begin with. Try adding adapters to
the coax equal to the length of the arrestor to see if you get
Tracy,
You may want to look at a Johnson PPL 6060, yes a Johnson business band
radio. I know a lot of people think Johnson did not make a good radio but
here to tell you they are pretty good. You can find these radios on eBay
for 9 to 25 bucks so you could build up a couple extras and if run
thought the same you did, but nope didn't help
Any one else?
~Ben, KB9LFZ
--- Rick - VA3RZS/Charlotte - VA3CMR
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I could be wrong but I would say there is a problem
with the L . A ..
check it out on a dummy load .. that you know is
good .. I looked at
mine
afternoon ya'll
Done a little bit of reading and playing around,
what is an advantage and disadvantage of using DC
gounded antennas?
One thing I am curious about is why when a lightning
arrestor is used with a DC grounded antenna, does the
SWR go up? A while back I installed a lightning
What happend to the Sinadder built into your
brain, the one you succesfully used for many
many years before the electronic instruments
became available.
When it comes to metering tone distortion and
piloting aircraft, one should never trust the
brain.
You must trust the meters/guages
Well, I am always amazed that I can tune a radio by
ear and come pretty close to the best sinad meter
reading.
--- skipp025 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When it comes to metering tone distortion and
piloting aircraft, one should never trust the
brain.
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