I have posted two photos of the serial interface board found in some RC-96
controllers here: http://tinyurl.com/dst6n
I'd like to hear from anyone who has specific information about its
application and operation. Nothing is mentioned in the RC-96 manual.
Thanks!
73, Eric Lemmon WB6FLY
Congrats! I have 16 month old twin boys, know what you are going through! It's really not that bad so just enjoy! Our 5 year old son helps quite a bit. (Thats right- do the math, 3 Boys! No more chores for dad in about 7 more years! ;) ) 73 Tom W9SRV"Steaven Rogers, W4YI" <[EMAIL PR
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Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Repeater Funding
We have a repeater that needs to be gone t
Just an idea, I got $3000.00 of Homeland Security money by going thru local
EMA office that had access to alot of different grants. The catch is:
Having someone that knows what to say and how to write the grant and be
involved with a Government funded Entity.
Example:
I got 5 dual-band antenna
Ah. Repeater funding. We had the same problem, really old repeater
equipment, multiple sites, etc. We determined that to completely
replace each component would run us about $25,000.
We happen to be an IRS 501(c)(3) organization which allowed us to seek
grant money from local foundations. We d
Hi Mr. Paul,
Thank you very much for this info it is really a BIG help,but i have
one last question, i just want to clarify about the computation for
the Transmitter board, if it is only Fc/24? I am just thinking that
you might have missed something in the formula coz in the Receiver
formula i
Good point.
They later fixed that with the Motrac front end model.
Neil
Jim wrote:
>
> Neil McKie wrote:
>
> > Motorola UHF Business Dispatcher - U34DRT ... for those of us
> > who serviced them, was closer to D34DiRT ...
>
> Let's not forget it's parent, the D33BAT Industrial Di
Neil McKie wrote:
> Motorola UHF Business Dispatcher - U34DRT ... for those of us
> who serviced them, was closer to D34DiRT ...
Let's not forget it's parent, the D33BAT Industrial Disaster!
Jim
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Micors were also made down into the 24 and
25 Mhz range. Wish I still has some around.
cheers,
skipp
> Captainlance <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Wanted for a 10Meter project, Motorola Micor exciter circuit board
for base station Part # TLB8172 or TLB8272 range is 30-36 Mhz.
> Lance, N2HBA
Wanted for a 10Meter project, Motorola Micor
exciter circuit board for base station Part # TLB8172 or TLB8272 range is
30-36 Mhz.
Lance, N2HBA
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YAHOO! GROUPS LINKS
Visit your group "Repeater-Builder" on the web.
To unsubscribe from t
How much do you have in the club treasury, and how much can your club
members kick in? :-)
Seriously, my county EMA is supporting my machine as part of their Homeland
Security initiative. But I think I'm more fortunate than most. As far as
grants and other stuff, I'm not aware of any that are n
We have a repeater that needs to be gone through and replaced. Our
club has very little funds to replace the equipment. What if any kind
of funding is out there to help defray the costs of the new equipment?
Thanks in advance, Steve KCØTJH 73's
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In this area, Waterloo Ontario,
we often took the old tube rigs, after removing the tubes, to the self serve
car wash
and "Hosed" them down...then used the oven to dry them...waited a few days and
they
worked great ! We made a "Video" of this procedure for a Ham convention that
was held in
this
Forty someodd years ago, we were using the slightly older Motorola
80D and 140D's as mobiles. Cleaing them was a farily simple task:
First stop was the local hospital supply and bought a package of
Haemo-sol ... the stuff the hospitals used to clean dried blood
from bed sheets etc.
Hi Jay, The formula for the RXER is Fc-10.7Mhz/9,The TXER is Fc/24
Hope this helps,
Paul Maggiore AA3VI
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, "Jay Sario" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> Hello Eric,
>
> Thanks for the reply, actually i just need the part or page where
it
> shows how
GE - Accent Line ... for those of us who serviced them was more
like the Accident Line ...
Or GE's attempt of something better than the Motrac? The
Transistorized Progress Line or TPL ... to some of us was the
Toilet Paper Line ...
Why is an old GE like a puppy dog? It's forever
The MICOR translation we got from the big 'M' was
Motorola Integrated Circuit Optimized Reliability.
Or, for those of us who had to service the first ones,
was more like
Motorola's Idiotic Concept Of Radio
A few short years later, GE came out with the Mastr II
... but w
Then MOTRAC must stand for "More Old Tubes, Reeds, And
Crap"
:)
Joe
--- Kevin Custer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I was recently introduced to a Gentleman by the name
> of Robert Swoger,
> K9WVY. Bob was in the original MICOR Mobile design
> team from 1969 on.
> He was at Motorola from 1965
I was recently introduced to a Gentleman by the name of Robert Swoger,
K9WVY. Bob was in the original
MICOR Mobile design team from 1969 on. He was at Motorola from 1965
until he retired in 2002. Not only did he design new MICOR radios, he
later designed and FIXED designs of standard and c
Did some flood recovery work in the 80's,similar cleaning
procedures but we also used a lo-temp bake oven to dry boards and
transformers,even motors were salvaged and re-bearinged. A megger
was the most important tool!
Eric Lemmon wrote:
> Around 1973, Hurricane Celeste struck Johnston Island-
Have a Motorola Micor vhf and uhf transmitter and vhf and uhf reciever.
Both are linked togerher in the same cabinet. Both key but are not
showing any power out to the antenna. Got the repeater the other day
and the fellow said he had no problems with it. It has been sitting for
over a year.
skipp025 wrote:
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... alth
Hello Eric,
Thanks for the reply, actually i just need the part or page where it
shows how to compute the crystal frequency for both boards coz i
have some crystals which i made be able to use it. I was able to
download a copy of the VHF version at the repeater-builder site ,
but it doesnt ha
A number of years ago, when I was working for the county, I was
'assigned' the electronic up-keep of the jail - which included the
ssr controlled electric door latches. Every few weeks, another srr
would short; if not disconnected quickly, the solenoid would burn up.
My opinion at the
Well, your post may be off topic. If it is, then my reply is also off
topic. But what the hell, congratulations to you, and the family! Hope
everyone continues to be well. Best 73! Mike KA4MKG
Steaven Rogers, W4YI wrote:
> Sorry for the off topic post, but this is a one time post on the
> subj
Ahh, good old Tri, we used that liberally in the 60's and 70's to clean lots of
stuff. It's surprising that we survived that toxic period of time, most of
that stuff is banned today. Fortunately, I don't appear to have any symptoms
of all these toxic substances of yesteryear (some my argue thi
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