I think analog meters are easier for beginners, but I have successfully tuned
radios (Motrac/Motran/Micor/Mocom70) many times with a DVM.
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From: Neil McKie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Eric Lemmon wrote:
Jim,
Thanks for the response. Aside from the two ICs already named, the little
board has a 330 pF disk capacitor, an unmarked inductor, a 10k resistor, and
a 2N3904 transistor. The PAL10L8 chip is soldered to the board. I haven't
traced out the wiring because I thought
Hello to Everyone,
Does anybody have a copy of operating or maintenance manual for Hi-Pro
receiver board model R4U and transmitter board EU1. Your help would be
greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Jay
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I don't know what you are talking about by straps on shopping carts but the
state of WV has been using chains fastened to axle housings and let them
drag roadway for years is this same idea?
Oldmax
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I have 4, Repeater Builder Hats that are left from a run that I didn't
sell all.
First come, first served.
PayPal Welcomed, $16 each shipped.
http://www.repeater-builder.com/hats/
Email me first
Kevin
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In the past, I have used an oscilloscope when I was in a hurry.
Neil - WA6KLA
JOHN MACKEY wrote:
I think analog meters are easier for beginners, but I have successfully tuned
radios (Motrac/Motran/Micor/Mocom70) many times with a DVM.
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They used to sell those @ JC Whitney Co. check the Auto Parts
Stores
mark ab8ru
Bruce Nanney wrote:
Ok, There putting strips on the bottom of Target and Wal-Mart shopping carts
to keep static down when a customer grabs the handle. So why wouldn't this
work well on a vehicle? Thanks,
Hi Mike -
I've had no problems using an SM-100 Shackmaster (I have a couple of them) and
the TS-440S. It's just that the SM-100 is good for what it's intended to do,
but it's not a real Repeater Controller - it's more of a Ham Shack
controller. I want to use the RC-85 to run a normal UHF
Forgiven ! and i am not a preist either
:-)
Paul Yonge wrote:
Mark -
My remark about Extra class was a poor attempt at humor. One is
never too old for anything. I was trying to say that others think I'm
classy enough.
Paul Yonge, CBT
(70-years-young in three weeks)
You are right on the money Fred... I don't normally
trust solid state relays to be 100% off at any time.
We've had debates about using them in rf amplifier
hv supplies over on the below group.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/rfamplifiers/
Some people like them, some don't. I don't think
gervais fillion [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
well fred this is in interesting discussion here
i dont have all the knowledge to work on the modification
too fit the controler you see so i must pay for it in a
telecom company here every time i need to do something
on it (as many others too )
Now the cart mfgrs are replacing at least one
cart wheel with same size unit made with/from
conductive material (composite).
The new neat'o trick is the replacement locking
wheel - latch set up if you try to leave the
market parking lot with a cart. All built into
the wheel hub assembly.
byron i have the manual for c64mdb. the high power p/a is same a the b94msb station. i thought i had both but can't find the b94 book right now. the c64mdb manual is $15 + shipping. i am looking for the high power book also. mdm tedBryon Jeffers K0BSJ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have come
My repeater group has an ACC RC-96 controller availavble for sale. As
far as we can tell, the only problem with it is that it does not
properly detect COS from the receiver. Would serve for a parts farm
or maybe a fix-er-upper. Make us an offer.
Thanks,
Brian Poellnitz
Heart Of Dixie
My repeater group has an ACC RC-96 controller availavble for sale. As
far as we can tell, the only problem with it is that it does not
properly detect COS from the receiver. Would serve for a parts farm
or maybe a fix-er-upper. Make us an offer.
Thanks,
Brian Poellnitz
Heart Of Dixie
kevin... hold 1 for me mdm $16 in the mail Kevin Custer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have 4, Repeater Builder Hats that are left from a run that I didn't sell all.First come, first served.PayPal Welcomed, $16 each shipped.Email me firstKevinYahoo! Groups Links* To visit your group on the
Anyone have a hybrid out of an 800/900 MHz combiner or the like? Needs to
work at 950 MHz. I don't need an entire combiner, just a hybrid. Thanks.
--- Jeff
Jeff DePolo WN3A - [EMAIL
skipp025 wrote:
"gervais fillion" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
well fred this is in interesting discussion here
i dont have all the knowledge to work on the modification
too fit the controler you see so i must pay for it in a
telecom company here every time i need to do something
on
Title: Message
Kitchen dishwashers are also great for cleaning gunked-up mobile radio
accessories like control heads, speakers, mics, mounting brackets, etc.
Remove the speakers, mic elements, PC boards that contain switches, and other
electronics that don't take kindly to water first of
Title: RE: [Repeater-Builder]Polphaser help
Message: 1
Date: Fri, 30 Dec 2005 16:42:33 -0800
From: Dick [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: polyphaser Help
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Last, but certainly not least, you talk with the folks who write the
aircraft
Title: RE: [Repeater-Builder] Digest Number 3529
Subject: Re: Re: Static Cling (was - polyphaser)
--Kevin said---
I took one of the Static Busters and put the end that gets mounted in my
mouth. I did the test again,
hello Fred
i remembered seeing my friends that were working at a radio-mobile dept
washing there phoenix ,all there parts,with a misture of Mrnet and alcool
and passing air compressor after water to clean ad get dry all parts
they even put the part under a red light when it was time for the
Hi Fred,
Fred Townsend [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd like to second Skipps comments and add one of my
own. At the factory we used ordinary dish washers (until
we got the commercial washers) to clean PC boards.
Also guilty of doing said... although I don't use the
dishwasher for
Here are a few things to remember about Solid State Relays (SSRs).
1. THEY ARE NOT SAFETY SWITCHES all electronic equipment should have
safety switches to de-energize equipment when it MUST be off for
service.
2. THEY ARE NOT FUSES that is why you need fuses and breakers.
Now having said that
I'll buy one if I'm not too late.
Paul Yonge
Syracuse NY
On Jan 3, 2006, at 9:07 AM, Kevin Custer wrote:
I have 4, Repeater Builder Hats that are left from a run that I didn't
sell all.
First come, first served.
PayPal Welcomed, $16 each shipped.
http://www.repeater-builder.com/hats/
The hats are gone, thanks...
Kevin
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Paul,
You are too late, BUT...
I'm going to get a few more made.
Paying by PayPal or Postal Money Order?
Kevin
Paul Yonge wrote:
I'll buy one if I'm not too late.
Paul Yonge
Syracuse NY
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Jay,
Go the Maggiore Hi-Pro Web site at http://www.hiprorepeaters.com/ and use
the contact links to request the manuals you need. They are available at a
reasonable cost.
73, Eric Lemmon WB6FLY
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I
agree... When I was a board tech,we would wash boards in a tub
oforganic cleaner. I can't rememberthe name of it,
butwenicknamed it green death because it was pretty hard onour
skin. After letting the board soak in it a while,we'd then take it out
rinse it well, then dry it with
Sorry for the off topic post, but this is a one time post on the
subject. Just wanted to announce that my wife gave birth to our expected
twins on Friday 12/30/05. Name are Steaven DeWayne Rogers Jr. born at
8:12am 6Lbs and Emma Grace Rogers (Gracie) born at 8:15am 6Lbs 15oz.
Mother and
Congratulations and all the best!
Vince, KC2LSN
Steaven Rogers, W4YI wrote:
Sorry for the off topic post, but this is a one time post on the
subject. Just wanted to announce that my wife gave birth to our expected
twins on Friday 12/30/05.Name are Steaven DeWayne Rogers Jr. born at
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wrote:
I don't know what you are talking about by straps on shopping carts
but the
state of WV has been using chains fastened to axle housings and let them
drag roadway for years is this same idea?
Oldmax
Around 1973, Hurricane Celeste struck Johnston Island-
where the Air Force had an active THOR launch complex. The winds damaged
the roof of the missile guidance station, allowing the Univac computer system to
be heavily contaminated with salt water. I was in the first wave of
technicians
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