Depending on the colors of the lights, they may also be legal.
Fred
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Sent: Thursday, July 21, 2005 8:45 PM
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If you are a ham, K band is a shared allocation and covered under Part 97
(per Riley) If you are not a ham, it is covered under Part 90 and if you
already are licensed under Part 90, that license covers it.
Fred
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GROL does not provide any authorization to test drive radar.
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For the same reason one might stand in a Park and give a speech that nobody
cares about. It is legal.
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I thought that police radar was licensed under Part 90...
This IS correct, radar uses a transmitter and ALL transmitters are
required to be licensed. I am sure he does not have a license.
Having a radar unit
Hi Kevin
please tell me more. Diagrams etc
73
Steve
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From:
Kevin King
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, July 22, 2005 2:45 AM
Subject: RE: [Repeater-Builder] Still
after
Try
a set of coffee can duplexers. 20
But does it pass the common sense test? I agree, it is legal and within
our rights to possess the thing, but knowing that possession alone could
possibly get you into trouble, and knowing that you had no need to own
it besides to play with it, why mount it on your car, except to play
cop? It
At 05:38 AM 7/22/2005, Mike Pugh wrote:
But does it pass the common sense test? I agree, it is legal and within
our rights to possess the thing, but knowing that possession alone could
possibly get you into trouble,
Isn't that an oxymoron?
and knowing that you had no need to own
it besides to
Mike
what is the link again to the pic of the car
73
Steve
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To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, July 22, 2005 11:38 AM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: OT: NC man charged with 'driving a
copcar' due to ham antennas
Mike,
I am a retired LE office. If it is such a big deal, then there should be a
statute that prohibits its use In a motor vehicle. I may not care for a lot
Of things people do, but they should not get in trouble for it. We have a
process in the US for dealing with such issues.
If I do not
Using it is absolutely legal. As long as it is on the ham bands or one has a
Part 90 license! Per the FCC, in writing!
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Sent: Friday, July 22, 2005 6:27 AM
To:
Has anyone installed an after market
repeater controller in a TKR 820 repeater? If so, which one works for you ?
Thanks,
Fred
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Mike,
How many people in this world lack common sense! A lot. We dont arrest
for that, nor does the lack of common sense provide for 'probable cause
to make an arrest.
Why should anyone get in trouble for a lack of common
sense. Laws are enacted to hopefully (bit always don't)
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wrote:
I thought that police radar was licensed under Part 90...
This IS correct, radar uses a transmitter and ALL transmitters are
required to be licensed. I am sure he does not have a license.
Having a radar unit
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I have installed the Arcom and the
Link-Com and they both work well with the Kenwood repeater. I do thank that the
Arcom sounds a bit better on the Kenwood repeaters my self. That mite just be
taste or I like the sound of the Arcom better.
There is a cheat sheet on how to hook up
a
At 01:48 AM 7/22/2005 -0400, you wrote:
Yeah Right USDHS is the First step to being American Nazis
I Vant to see your papers
-Between the above comment and your signature, I'm thinking you had a
bad experience with HS?
Either that or you're a Michael Moore fan?
Ken
(sorry, I've never
Years ago, I worked for local county radio shop ... (ok I was the
county radio shop for those who remember.)
The various fire departments in the county wanted to change to a
dispatch frequency so, after getting licensed et al, a couple of
the fire departments asked me to assist
Yes, many times.
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Sent:
Fred Fitte wrote:
Has anyone installed an after market repeater controller in a TKR 820
repeater? If so, which one works for you ?
Thanks,
Fred
Just about any controller should work well with an 820. Everything you
need is on the 15-pin molex on the back-well, I've seen a few that COS
Mike Pugh wrote:
But it also tends to get one arrested.. So, unless you're a cop, or are
not wishing to invite trouble, why have one? Mike
But how can someone be arrested if they didn't do anything illegal
If that's why the guy was given a ticket, the cop should be arrested,
and taken off
JUST an observation, but isn't this thread a bit off topic from building
amateur radio repeater systems? .Maybe we should all get back to
business before a flame war starts.
Lance
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BRAVOMy whole point exactly.
Fred
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Sent: Friday, July 22, 2005 10:02 AM
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Ken Arck wrote:
At 05:54 PM 7/21/2005 -0700, you wrote:
I would not put a BP cavity between the duplexer and the antenna, simply
because such a cavity would diminish the function of the duplexer.
---Gotta disagree with you here, Eric. Depending on the underlying
problem, the addition
Lance You are correct. My apologies to Kevin and those on the reflector.
We've beat this subject to death!
Fred
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Sent: Friday, July 22, 2005 10:05 AM
To:
Dave VanHorn wrote:
At 05:38 AM 7/22/2005, Mike Pugh wrote:
But does it pass the common sense test? I agree, it is legal and within
our rights to possess the thing, but knowing that possession alone could
possibly get you into trouble,
Isn't that an oxymoron?
Right. 'Getting into trouble'
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wrote:
Nick,
You need to get a license, $75 for 5 years. Also download part
95, regs
for GMRS, from www.fcc.gov; about 20-30 pages. They follow pretty
much the
old CB rules.
Fee is now $80.00
Base stations are
Likewise, well said!
--
Jim Barbour
WD8CHL
Fred Fitte wrote:
Mike,
I am a retired LE office. If it is such a big deal, then there should be a
statute that prohibits its use In a motor vehicle. I may not care for a lot
Of things people do, but they should not get in trouble for it. We
On Thu, 21 Jul 2005, Kevin King wrote:
Try a set of coffee can duplexers. 20 bucks of plumbing hardware and
bingo
Can you still buy coffee in cans? How do you weld those suckers together?
--
Kris Kirby [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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This message
On Fri, 22 Jul 2005, Neal Newman wrote:
Yeah Right USDHS is the First step to being American Nazis
I Vant to see your papers you need to carry your birth certificate
or passport upstate NY without Leaving the state.
I know it happened to me. First thing Customs needs to do is to get
Not anymore ... as I remember somewhere in Part 90, if a police
department is already licensed under a part 90 frequency for law
enforcement necessity, the use of a radar unit permitted without a
separate license for it.
At the time, it seemed to me very few law enforcement agencies
Not For nothing.
I once owned a Crown Vic Bought it from a police auction complete
with the Bolted Transmission.
It was an old PA state Police chase car can you say Fast YEP. But the
speed limit is Only 65.
when I lived in NY I was involved in law enforcement. also my local
OEM.
I had at
Ken
That's an Understatement..
If we ever Meet boy have I got a True story to tell you.
Its one thing to have border patrol at a border. Its another thing to
have border patrol over 100 miles south of the border
in the middle of nowhere. and stranding a Taxpayer in the middle of
nowhere
Fred,
I currently have a CAT-300 connected to my TKR-820. Works like a dream!
Mark N9WYS
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Sent: Friday, July 22, 2005 6:21 AM
To:
Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Neil McKie wrote:
actually at the Time the FCC had a list of all Type accepted Radar
units for Police use.
and the Radar that was used was not on the list as Type accepted..
theirfore the ticket had to be dismissed.
I also challanged a ticket like that and won.( this was over 20+
years
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I thought that police radar was licensed under
Part 90...
Hasn't this subject been beaten to death by now?
Tom WA8PYR
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Whether he DID or DID NOT do anything illegal is up to the courts to
decide. Apparently, one can infer from the arresting officer's actions
that the officer had probable cause to arrest him based on what he
observed Mike
Jim B. wrote:
Mike Pugh wrote:
But it also tends to get one
Mike Pugh wrote:
Whether he DID or DID NOT do anything illegal is up to the courts to
decide. Apparently, one can infer from the arresting officer's actions
that the officer had probable cause to arrest him based on what he
observed Mike
No-only that he THOUGHT he did.
--
Jim Barbour
Mike, you may be onto something that I gave no thought to what so ever. Indeed, my problems have since started back in June of this year. And it would take someone with far more knowledge than I have, but a cell tower did go up about 6 miles from the house and was turned on not to long back. I
I joined this group under the apparently MISTAKEN impression that is
was a group of REPEATER BUILDERS!
I DON'T CARE ABOUT POLICE WANNABES!
Dennis KG4RUL
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I'm looking for information on IRLP and Echolink connection devices.
What is good, what works and what does not? How difficult is it to
get them set up and running? Thanks.
Mathew
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At 11:12 AM 7/22/2005, Jim B. wrote:
Mike Pugh wrote:
Whether he DID or DID NOT do anything illegal is up to the courts to
decide. Apparently, one can infer from the arresting officer's actions
that the officer had probable cause to arrest him based on what he
observed Mike
No-only
ditto;
and he's in North Carolina famous in song and story for well kraeusened drivers
please lets move on with life.Dennis Zabawa [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I joined this group under the apparently MISTAKEN impression that iswas a group of REPEATER BUILDERS!I DON'T CARE ABOUT POLICE
Just solder them together. using some electrical tape to start, create
some tack solder joints, then go around the circumfrince with a high
power iron and make a bead. Use oven mitts unless your hands have
heat resistive qualitys that NASA would be proud of.
On 7/22/05, Kris Kirby [EMAIL
Yeah, Take this crap down to SSB where it belongs.
On 7/22/05, Ted Bleiman K9MDM - MDM Radio [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ditto;
and he's in North Carolina famous in song and story for well kraeusened
drivers
please lets move on with life.
Dennis Zabawa [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I
Standard coffee cans solder together pretty easily because of the tin
plating they usually used, provided you have a soldering iron with a good
sized copper tip. A few of them started being plastic coated and these
didn't solder well at all.
Jeff Condit
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A small torch and solder works great. Just like soldering copper pipe.
Vincent N6OA/2
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From: DCFluX [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, July 22, 2005 12:41 PM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Still after
Just solder them together.
Speaking of ICM: This is a recent message I
received. Just wanted to pass it along to the group. Seems some
changes have been made.
Vincent N6OA/2
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From: Sara Gore
To: 'vmckever'
Sent: Sunday, July 10, 2005 1:50 PM
Subject: RE: ICM Customer Service
If your
Hi Jeff
to get back to my origional question, how would you use
the tins to make a 6mtr duplexer, considering commercial
ones are over 5ft long
73
Steve
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To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, July 22, 2005
At 10:20 AM 7/22/2005 -0400, you wrote:
Sorry, Ken-look at that again. One doesn't normally put a cavity between
the output of the duplexer and the antennait would have to be broad
enough to pass both tx and rx.
---Ooops! Didn't catch the between duplexer and antenna part (that's what
I
On Fri, 22 Jul 2005, Jeff Condit wrote:
Standard coffee cans solder together pretty easily because of the tin
plating they usually used, provided you have a soldering iron with a
good sized copper tip. A few of them started being plastic coated and
these didn't solder well at all.
Is
At 01:21 PM 7/22/2005, Kris Kirby wrote:
On Fri, 22 Jul 2005, Jeff Condit wrote:
Standard coffee cans solder together pretty easily because of the tin
plating they usually used, provided you have a soldering iron with a
good sized copper tip. A few of them started being plastic coated and
Ken Arck wrote:
At 10:20 AM 7/22/2005 -0400, you wrote:
Sorry, Ken-look at that again. One doesn't normally put a cavity between
the output of the duplexer and the antennait would have to be broad
enough to pass both tx and rx.
---Ooops! Didn't catch the between duplexer and
On Fri, 22 Jul 2005, Dave VanHorn wrote:
Copper pipe is probably workable, though expensive.
onlinemetals.com -- 1' brass pipe, 6 diameter... $303! I'm starting to
think that copper sheet rolled into a cylinder would be a better idea.
a 7 diameter duplexer is 22 in circumference. a 24 x 48
There was a similar case in PA. They were licensed for X units, and were
using X+? at the time. Since it was impossible to tell which ones were
the licensed ones and which were not, the ticket was thrown out.
Joe M.
Neil McKie wrote:
Not anymore ... as I remember somewhere in Part 90, if a
motarolla_doctor wrote:
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Jeff Otterson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I thought that police radar was licensed under Part 90...
This IS correct, radar uses a transmitter and ALL transmitters are
required to be licensed. I am sure he does not have a
DCI Makes filters for 2m/220/440 there bandwith is ONLY the amateur band. Pre-tuned they work very well for intermod rejection while passing both the TX/RX frequencies.
Andy KC2GOW
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Yeah, we made a 6 meter cavity out of some dryer ventalation hose. It
had a beautiful notch right where it should be, until you walked
around the room.
On 7/22/05, Kris Kirby [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, 22 Jul 2005, Dave VanHorn wrote:
Copper pipe is probably workable, though expensive.
Hi Kris
at those prices yes $1000 for a 6mtr is fair, in UK money that is about
£650...
I know a chap in the UK who origionaly used heliax for a
6mtr duplexer, and due various things happening it was forever going off
tune. In the end the repeater group saved
up and bought a commercial Procom
Thanks to all who reply to this thread !!!
real pain only happens bring UP THE repeater !
Yet never keys up on it owen ? If it's just occasional it 's problem
and that we have . They've been through all the steps before re-
tune
duplexers Wacom 4 CAN and Pre amp and the Micor radio?
Can anyone help me out with a Data Sheet for a DB4087?
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Has anybody in this group play around with Motorola Quantar VHF
Repeater Like it and the performance of it ?Regards ANTHONY
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Thanks to all who reply to this thread !!!
real pain only happens bring UP THE repeater !
Yet never keys up on it owen ?
---Yep, sounds exactly like a mix that involves your own repeater's
transmitter. Obviously, there's something else out there that,
I need three high power Mitrek UHF radios to convert to repeater use.
Jeff
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Subject:
receiver
on 2 meter band if the
receiver is .30 or .35 do you think we could tell on the operation range
on the receive?
thanks
john
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hi all
i have 6 Ge Century 2 vhf here
even with the ORIGINAL GE MANUAL
if someone is interested let me know directly please
i cannot garanti the condition of these radios ,i dont remember there
condition but i am not use to keep scrap radio's.
i would accept sme trade,for the moment i am
Jeff,
The PA in the high power UHF Mitreks won't last very long in high duty cycle
repeater service. The power dividers are a weak spot in the PA design.
The best Mitreks to use are the ones without power dividers. The T34 30W model
is ideal as it can be run at 18-20W and don't require any
Depending on the year built, the real source of
problems in the UHF Mitrek and MSR 100/110 watt
pa is the harmonic filter.
The power divider and pa modules will fail after
the harmonic filter fails.
skipp
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Jeff,
The PA in the high power UHF Mitreks won't last
Try sanding them where you plan to solder them first.
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Just solder them together. using some electrical tape to start,
create
some tack solder joints, then go around the circumfrince with a
high
power iron and make a
What happened to the lifetime warranty?
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Speaking of ICM: This is a recent message I received. Just
wanted to pass it along to the group. Seems some changes have been
made.
Vincent N6OA/2
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Yep, love it they work great, and I've got mine up and working on APCO 25 digitalfor those few that have newerdigital capable radios.ANTHONY [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Has anybody in this group play around with Motorola Quantar VHF Repeater Like it and the performance of it ? Regards ANTHONY
I got 1 on vhf and 7 on uhf trunking with no
problems at all..
love them also..
www.kf4tnp.com
Brent
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To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, July 22, 2005 9:19 PM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Question
Motorola
John,
If I think that what you think is what I
think you are thinking, do you mean to say.
Will there be a noticeable difference
in range between a receiver having a sensitivity of 0.30 as opposed to 0.35
uVolt? No you would not be able to tell the difference.
73, Tony VE3DWI
Steve
Here is a link to a very interesting Heliax build 6 meter duplexer. There
is a lot of information and good reading on the subject.
http://www.dallas.net/%7Ejvpoll/dup6m/dup6m.html
73, Tony VE3DWI
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Maybe find an old DB 4048 and replace the 5 inch aluminum tubing.An
area farmermight have a couple lengths of damaged 5 inch irrigation tubing
laying around. Hack off somerequired lengths.You have the top
and bottom caps from the DB 4048. Lengthen the pick up loops. Just a
thought.
Gary
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