Hay are local radio club has 2 repeaters on one 2 band
antenna have have had a ham radio grade : Diplexer for years and
it has worked on it seams
I don't know the band name
and i have one hear i have used for years with 100 watt radios and
have had no trouble
ken kb9yku
At 10:51
here is something to look at. it is something that gets overlooked.
From: Neil McKie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, February 06, 2003 2:13 PM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Upright 330w Micor
Been there - done that ...
The
Do a search for this document C71RCB-2.DOC it is for the conversion of a 6
meter base. but it does have good note for working with the control
functions of the station.
Try repeater-builder and google. If you can not locate it give me your email
and I will forward it to you.
Kevin King SCSA
Jim,
As a general rule, you will get as many lobes in the antenna's pattern
as you have numbers of 1/4 waves spacing from the tower. That is, at one 1/4
wave spacing you get one major lobe away from the tower, two 1/4 wave
spacing (1/2 wave) gives two mojor lobes roughly perpendicular to
In the broadcast biz we call it negotiated gain of an omni pattern...
mike
At 11:55 AM 11/14/2005 -0800, you wrote:
At 07:36 PM 11/14/2005 -, you wrote:
Is there a recommended distance from the leg of the tower that a
2-meter or 440 MHz Antenna should be mounted? I am going to have a
If you are able to locate it... please bounce a copy my way..
mike
I used to have a copy of that program, but it is on the drive of my
dead laptop. But the general, short answer is that at 1/4 wave
spacing you get more signal directly out from the tower-in line with
the tower and antenna.
Gervais,
On the Motorola power supply I think you really have TPN1110B not
8. These are very good rack mount supplies using in Motorola 110
watt continous duty repeaters/base stations.
They put out 3 voltages. On the rear terminals is the high current
25 amp continous 13-15 volts. This is
Kevin Berlen,
Ment to say I aggreed with John.
ron
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Kevin Berlen, K9HX
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One of the systems I take care of uses a Mastr II in station
configruation as
it's transmitter. Recently, a repeater went on the air that is 30
KHz above
I see 16-17 VDC no-load on just about all Motorola MICOR supplies, on the
high-current output terminals. I wanted to use some of the supplies with
things like Kenwood/ICOM/Alinco 6 2-Meter rigs and Mirage amplifiers in a
remote base system, but I'm a little hesitant to use them on anything
except
Please, who can help me! I´m lokking for the software KPG-60G from
Kenwood! Please send me a mail if somebody can help me.
Gerd
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If the micor 450-470 can be changed to the ham bands, can the mocom 70
470-490 be tuned down to the 462-467 band for gmrs repeater use? And
has anyone used a mocom for a repeater? Does anyone know the mods
that need to be done? Thanks for the help.
Craig
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we have a number of the Micor repeaters that were in the 470 band and we
moved them down to the 463.xxxthey are working they are the 10 watt
units and have had them on the air for a number of years there were some
work to get them to receive ok but that was the main problem. don't
Mike, I located a copy of Antplot on a backup CD (backups are good
things...). I could post it in the Files section, if that is
permissible as far as copyright (Kevin?), or send you a copy directly
via email.
Laryn K8TVZ
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Mike Perryman [EMAIL
At 08:35 AM 11/15/05, you wrote:
I see 16-17 VDC no-load on just about all Motorola MICOR supplies, on the
high-current output terminals. I wanted to use some of the supplies with
things like Kenwood/ICOM/Alinco 6 2-Meter rigs and Mirage amplifiers in a
remote base system, but I'm a little
Lots more info at
www.repeater-builder.com,
then select
Motorola, then select Micor.
Or here's a shortcut:
http://www.repeater-builder.com/rbtip/micor-index.html
When I converted my first Micor station (a UHF one) I went through
everything you are, and didn't have the web as a resource. I
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Gerd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Please, who can help me! I´m looking for the software K4 Radio
Repeater for the Head Programming from PMR!
( www.pmr-products.com/products.php )
This is a Repeater with 2x TK 809 and 1x TK 709 from Kenwood. The
Thanks Mike. Every little tid bit I find I print and file.
Your information is very good and I can see using some of as
my repeater(s) develop. Likewise I'm printing everything from
the links you mentioned for the same reason. Great!
You see I have 4 more stations to eventually put to use.
I was curious as to how hard it would be to add a phone patch to a R100
repeater? Anyone done it? If so how did it work?
Thanks
Dakota Summerhawk
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I was curious as to how hard it would be to add a phone patch to a
R100
repeater? Anyone done it? If so how did it work?
Thanks
Dakota Summerhawk
I have the factory phone patch with the cable to the DB25
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