We are looking at replacing our old 2 meter repeater and wanted to get ideas on what would be some good radios that have %100 duty at around 40 watts. We have a motorola service center here in town so that is a plus. Thanks! Bob__Do You
This is a Repeater Builder exclusive
NHRC Repeater Controllers, LLC has allowed me to announce the addition
of a new controller to their present line. This controller is
revolutionary, mainly due to its size. I'm told that 3 of these
controllers will fit on approximately the surface
Kevin,
Thanks for the announcement. Can you give us a brief description of
some of the features and capabilities of this new controller, in the repeater
controller mode?
Thanks,
Chris
N5IUF
In a message dated 5/27/2005 11:10:16 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
we are going to use a
Kenwood TKR-740 with amplifier. It is a high end repeater like the one's
we use on UHF(TKR-840) for some time with no problems. If you like I
will let you know how it works out.
John
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From:
BOB UNICK
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Yea yet me know how it turns out. I'll do some research on the TKR-740, I'm not familar with it. Thanks!Maire-Radios [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
we are going to use a Kenwood TKR-740 with amplifier. It is a high end repeater like the one's we use on UHF(TKR-840) for some time with no problems.
Hi Chris,
I don't have that information in front of me yet, but I will soon, and
I'll do a follow-up.
Kevin Custer
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
RE: NHRC-Micro
Kevin,
Thanks for the announcement. Can you give us a brief description of some of
the features and capabilities of this new
We have been using the TKR-750's for a couple of years
with good results. They are rated at 50 watts
intermittant, or 25 continuous. We run ours at about
30 watts with no problems, not quite the 40 you were
asking for, but close.
Joe
--- BOB UNICK [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yea yet me know how it
I have what appears to be a 440 repeater transmitter chassis and a
receiver chassis.
All I have found so far is the chassis numbers, but would
like to find out what the major system model is.
The numbers are: TLNB (transmitter)
TLN8889A (Receiver)
Gale
A picture posted somewhere on the web or Emailed
helps a lot more. Even after working with this
stuff for years, many of us don't have the model
numbers in memory. Add in a few senior moments
and we're really in trouble.
(Chances are it was expensive when it was
new... just because it was
Its awfully hard to beat the GE MastrII base stations,27 years and narry
a hiccup!!! www.qsl.net/n3app
BOB UNICK wrote:
We are looking at replacing our old 2 meter repeater and wanted to get
ideas on what would be some good radios that have %100 duty at around
40 watts. We have a motorola
At 07:33 AM 5/27/05, you wrote:
We are looking at replacing our old 2 meter repeater and wanted to get
ideas on what would be some good radios that have %100 duty at around 40
watts. We have a motorola service center here in town so that is a plus.
Thanks! Bob
Well, the repeater-builder
I am buiding a VHF repeater witha Motorola Quantar and am finding a
strange IM/Desense issue. Whn I attach an antenna to the system I see
a small carrier at +4.5khz from the carrier frequency. I have verified
duplexer tuning, tried several anenna and feedline combos, and
everything else I can
If your club or group is a 501(c)3, you might be able to get the
MSS or old system owner to donate the gear as a tax write-off.
Better check with your tax guy for particulars.
73, have a good holiday weekend,
Neil - WA6KLA
Mike Morris WA6ILQ wrote:
At 07:33 AM 5/27/05, you
I have an odd request, I was curious if there was any place I could
download the speech files used on a repeater controller? I am in the
process of building a repeater and will be using a linux box as the
controller and would like some kind of speech... (without using
festival)..
Thanks!
Jim
Andy,
When you say you see this carrier, how are you viewing it? That is, are
you watching a spectrum analyzer with a pickup antenna, while the repeater
antenna is connected to the duplexer? Is this mystery carrier present all
the time, even when the Quantar is not repeating?
All of my Quantar
The entire project looks great! Where on the site do they talk about
the repeater controller stuff?
Jeff Otterson wrote:
Look at the speech files used by the asterisk project. www.asterisk.org.
Those should suit your purposes, and I believe that they are not encumbered
by copyright.
I have a huge archive and make files regularly,e-mail me direct.
n3app(at)verizon(dot)net
Jim Nessen wrote:
I have an odd request, I was curious if there was any place I could
download the speech files used on a repeater controller? I am in the
process of building a repeater and will be using
Gale,
I looked up both numbers on Motorola Online, and got no hits on either.
Perhaps some of the boards have ink-stamped numbers that will be
helpful...
73, Eric Lemmon WB6FLY
gdwilkinson2000 wrote:
I have what appears to be a 440 repeater transmitter chassis and a
receiver chassis.
All I
The site for the asterisk app_rpt project is
www.zapatatelephony.org/app_rpt.html.
Steve
WA6ZFT
On Friday 27 May 2005 18:34, Ronny Julian wrote:
The entire project looks great! Where on the site do they talk about
the repeater controller stuff?
Jeff Otterson wrote:
Look at the speech
Unfortunately the parts are not here, but at a remote location. Will
have to take a look for more numbers the next time I get to them.
Thanks for the help.
Gale
Eric Lemmon wrote:
Gale,
I looked up both numbers on Motorola Online, and got no hits on either.
Perhaps some of the boards
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, gdwilkinson2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I have what appears to be a 440 repeater transmitter chassis and
receiver chassis.
All I have found so far is the chassis numbers, but would like to find
out what the major system model is.
The numbers are:
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