Well, I was counting on another factor -- you tell someone you made a change
and then ask them if they notice. There's always someone that will say they
notice - even if you did nothing.
Chuck
WB2EDV
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Well I will agree with thatBest class for that is the Chicken Band, love to play with the minds. grin
Mathew
Chuck Kelsey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, I was counting on another factor -- you tell someone you made a change and then ask them if they notice. There's always someone that will
Chuck Kelsey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, I was counting on another factor -- you tell someone you made a
change
and then ask them if they notice. There's always someone that will
say they
notice - even if you did nothing.
This is one thing that really makes me want to not work on
I enjoyed the comment about not touching anything and you will get
comments that the repeater is not working as well as it used to. Here's
another one:
You go up to the site to make an adjustment ot take a power reading and as
soon as you go to turn off the repeater, Bill and Bob (names have
You go up to the site to make an adjustment ot take a power reading and as
soon as you go to turn off the repeater, Bill and Bob (names have been
changed to protect the guilty) start talking on the machine after hopping
over from another repeater. You let them talk a few minutes but realize
that
Dave Nixon wrote:
and then start talking again between themselves, forgetting that you wanted to turn the machine off
CLICK
Ah The sound of the PTT Disable Switch slamming in the downward
position
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Either that or the big white switch on the
power supply (Mastr II, that is)
Jamey
Wright
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Analyst
Morgan
County EMCD 911
Decatur,
Al
256-552-0911
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Usually, the person that complains is 30 air miles from the site,
running a scratchy-talkie on low power and rubber duck, and lying in
bed.
And he wonders why he can't get the machine full scale...
Steve, KE4MOB
This is one thing that really makes me want to not work on
repeaters.
I've
Hi Eric,
The real fly in the soup are the 7/8 and higher
mechanical center pin connections and any place
where scratches and grooves are made.
In addition to grooves and scratches Metal
Burs and stringer materials from previous installs
have been traced back to PIM (intermod) at busy
(high
got just as good of one Steve
Save you a trip to the site..
by accident hit a few dtmf tones and say that it should have double the
coverage now.
would you belive they still thing the sitting on the mike cause the repeater
to double it operating coverage. and no matter,
I still can not convince
This is good advice Eric:
Please add to it the caution that you want to be careful how many times
you clean and how much pressure is applied because if done too harshly
or too often you could also run into unsuspected seating issues.
Obviously the reason for the over kill of the manufactures
I knew a guy that was convinced that when he wasn't making the
repeater, he could make his mobile rig put out more power by squezing
the PTT key harder. That worked ok in his mind until he snaped the
PTT switch off the mic's printed circuit board and nearly destroyed
the plastic housing.
Anyway,
No one better, out local Cell Phone company took care of a customer service issue by telling them that they doubled the power of their phone in the computer system, and that should fix the reception issue. Sad part was, the guy bought it, it did work better for a few days, not that propogation
First look at the repeater-builder.com website under Motorola, then Maxtrac.
There is a manual power control mod that is worth looking at. In many
cases the power control routines lose control on out-of-range frequencies,
and run the radio wide open. This behavior is most commonly seen on
UHF
I'm trying to put an LTR controller on a GE Mastr II the controller is a
Trident Raider the Mastr II is a PM unit and this is were the problem is
as I understand it. The factory tech support said that I would have to
mod the ICOM as to how the audio was put into it??? So if anyone has
input
Gary,
HF, VHF or UHF?
Real Station or Mobile Conversion?
Kevin
Gary Laforce wrote:
I'm trying to put an LTR controller on a GE Mastr II the controller is a
Trident Raider the Mastr II is a PM unit and this is were the problem is
as I understand it. The factory tech support said that I would
Oppps sorry
It is a UHF true repeater station.
Gary LaForce
Chariton Valley TriStar Communications
Columbia Service Department Supervisor
573.441.2224 Direct Shop line
573.442.1147 Main Business Line
573.449.8310 Shop Fax line
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Gary,
Is your UHF Station one of the rare "FM" models or does it use a (more
common) phase modulated exciter? The easy way to tell is from the size
of the transmit ICOM. If it is about 1/3 larger than the receiver
ICOM, then it is a FM unit, if it is the same size as the receiver
ICOM, then
Is this for an amateur or commercial band system?
Neil - WA6KLA
Gary Laforce wrote:
I'm trying to put an LTR controller on a GE Mastr II the controller
is a Trident Raider the Mastr II is a PM unit and this is were the
problem is as I understand it. The factory tech support said
I have done a few of those let me see what info i still have..
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Sent: Thursday, May 26, 2005 5:40 PM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] LTR controller on a GE mastr II Help please
Is this for
Brent,what is an LTR controler?what is his utlity on a Master 2 repeater?
73/s
Gervais,ve2ckn
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I am looking for a Micor to build a 220 mhz repeater. I was told the
micor is the one to look for . What are the model numbers I should
look for in the micor line to convert and where can I get one ?
Thanks
Denny
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So what did GE do for DCS (digital coded squelch)
for the Master II and radios with phase modulators?
skipp
ps: I got a great pictures of your booth at Dayton
in the chroma-key test t-shirt. Another pic
of Ken in his booth with lots of customers around.
You guys want them direct
Gervais,
LTR is a popular trunking format. Logical Trunked Radio Users on a LTR
system are assigned to a specific talk group(s) which are identified by the
radio as a six-digit ID.
the first digit is the are code 0 or1, the third and fourth digits are the
home repeater 01-think 21,
and the user
At 01:40 PM 5/26/2005, Mathew Quaife wrote:
No one better, out local Cell Phone company took care of a customer
service issue by telling them that they doubled the power of their
phone in the computer system, and that should fix the reception
issue. Sad part was, the guy bought it, it did work
Hello Everyone, is anyone who can share me a copy of the maintenance
manual/operating manual for Hi-Pro R4Uc UHF receiver board and EU1c
UHF transmitter board...your help will be very much appreciated as
this will be our ham group's first repeater project...thanks in
advance.
jay
dgrapach wrote:
I am looking for a Micor to build a 220 mhz repeater. I was told the
micor is the one to look for . What are the model numbers I should
look for in the micor line to convert and where can I get one ?
Thanks
Denny
Denny,
Basically *any* high-band Micor is a good
skipp025 wrote:
So what did GE do for DCS (digital coded squelch)
for the Master II and radios with phase modulators?
In Mastr II's they replaced them with PLL FM exciters on VHF and FM
exciters on UHF. Older vintages of equipment like the Mastr Pro were
before DCS deployment, so those had
They didn't - they came with FM exciters, and used DCG (Digital Call
Guard) - GE's name for CDCSS.
Joe M.
skipp025 wrote:
So what did GE do for DCS (digital coded squelch)
for the Master II and radios with phase modulators?
skipp
ps: I got a great pictures of your booth at Dayton
in
--- Kevin Custer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jay,
Contact Paul Maggiore directly and request the documentation:
http://www.repeater-builder.com/maggiore/
Kevin Custer
I cannot say about your particular manuals, but the ones I just received
were very reasonable ... especially when compared
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