On Sun, 21 Jan 2007 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You ARE aware that if someone else gets coordination there and the
FCC gets involved, you *will lose*, right?
Not necessarily. If you can prove that you tried to cooperate with
the frequency coordinator in good faith the coordinator failed to
This behavior furthers in the mindset that this is an old man's hobby
-- because only an old man with nothing else to do with his time but
cause trouble can sustain the fight.
How about the younger generation that thinks everything should just be
handed to them? No, I am not referring to
The Temple Amateur Radio Club is gearing for the Ham Expo 2007, Held at the
Bell County Expo Center in Belton, Texas
Visit the Expo Page for important information: http://www.tarc.org/hamexpo/
--
Ham Radio Spoken Here.NU5D
Visit the Temple Ham Club Website
http://www.tarc.org
At 07:33 PM 1/20/2007, you wrote:
Remember - the FCC is the only
one with the authority to license use. These are
shared channels and we need to share them fairly.
Except there is continuing precedence that the recognized
local coordinating group carries the full weight of the FCC's teeth,
cpitre_01 wrote:
I have a Micor repeater that is now up and running. The transmitter is
now running 50 watts. I need to back it down to 30 watts, how is this
done? I do not have a manual for the unified chassis model. Please
any help would be appreciated.
You didn't specify what band,
At 07:58 AM 1/22/2007, you wrote:
Except there is continuing precedence that the recognized
local coordinating group carries the full weight of the FCC's teeth,
as the FCC almost always sides with the coordinating group. When push
comes to shove, the rogue repeater operator WILL lose...
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, jim80362000
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a high voltage power supply/tpn1131A. Need Q51/48-869349/M9349
transistor, for power control board,Can I use a substitute? And who
may
carry them. Tried a few local supply places with no luck.Any help
On Mon, 22 Jan 2007, Christopher Zeman wrote:
How about the younger generation that thinks everything should just be
handed to them? No, I am not referring to code/no-code. I am simply
stating what I see in the 16-22 year-olds (especially the college
grads) at work.
Let's put this into (a)
I don't many, but I was simply responding to the statement that only
old men are the ones causing trouble. I just wanted to point out that
anyone with the means to put up a repeater have the same opportunity to
cause trouble. BTW, I'm 29. :)
I considered putting up a 6M or 900MHz repeater
W5KGT wrote:
And make sure that the coordinator has the correct PL
tone in his data base.
The only problem with that is they have a tendency to publish it. Then
suddenly the repeater isn't closed anymore. It's happened here. Access
codes/tones were published in the ARRL directory when they
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There is no 'reverse burst decoder' per se in a tone decoder - it is
just driven with the out of phase energy long enough to cause it to
close very quickly. All tone decoders react to the reverse burst, not
just one that is specially configured to react to a
Sorry about that, it is a vhf high Micor.
Chris
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Kevin Custer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
cpitre_01 wrote:
I have a Micor repeater that is now up and running. The
transmitter is
now running 50 watts. I need to back it down to 30 watts, how is
I have a set of Eproms from an ACC-850 repeater
controller and no longer have the controller.
I guess you can erase them and reuse the EEPROMS and
NO - I do not know the number and don't want to pull the
label to find out.
They are marked U8 - U15 -U16 - U17.
I think version 3.8 was the latest
At 11:40 AM 1/22/2007, you wrote:
W5KGT wrote:
And make sure that the coordinator has the correct PL
tone in his data base.
The only problem with that is they have a tendency to publish it. Then
suddenly the repeater isn't closed anymore. It's happened here. Access
codes/tones were published
For those who have requested the link to Bob's article:
www.repeater-builder.com/motorola/spectra/spectra-caps.html
And, for those who expressed concern over the use of tantalum caps:
I have also seen tantalums fail in a glorious manner. That said, the
Spectra radios already contain dozens of
Eric Lemmon wrote:
1 - Narrow Band
Note that narrow-band in this case is the 'old' narrowband, ie, 15Khz
spacing, not the current narrowband that's half that.
--
Jim Barbour
WD8CHL
skipp025 wrote:
I'm heading toward the question of is it better to reduce
or remove (mute) the ctcss after the phase shift or just
not worry about it?. As mentioned in one reply... there
might be enough time for some fast decoders to re-lock on
the inverted ctcss before the tx drops.
Rick Charlotte wrote:
xc73gs81105b
Info on this model # please
Thanks
Rick
That'll be XC73GSB...
All Motorola radio model numbers are in the format
xnnxxxxx
where x is a letter and n is a number
except the Canadians, eh, that sometimes put extra letters in front or
at the end.
Does anybody have a spare power supply that they may want to part with. I have
a unit that needs the power supply replaced.
Mike K7PFJ
22 Jan 2007
Hello Group
We are looking for a VHF Duplexer and isolator ( if available ) to do
150 W and a split of 2.3 Mhz
Advise on condition, price and delivery time
Thanks
Ed Folta
Com/Rad Inc.
Des Plaines, IL
I looked and could not make headfs or tails of it .. then again it could have
been me :)
Rick
On 22 Jan 2007 at 16:03, Jim B. wrote:
Rick Charlotte wrote:
xc73gs81105b
Info on this model # please
Thanks
Rick
That'll be XC73GSB...
All Motorola radio model numbers are in
On Mon, 22 Jan 2007, Ken Arck wrote:
Folks seem to forget that PL/DPL was never meant to be a security
feature, although it seems many Hams try to use it as one.
*BINGO*
A repeater is closed by virtue of the owner saying this is my system,
screw off. -- not by hiding the access method
Does yours work on DC but not AC? (Power it from the DC jack on the back,
have a 20 Amp supply or better). This happened to me and the fix was
replacing a diode in the power supply. The only hard part is taking the
thing apart. I suggest you take digital photos of it as you disassemble
it.
I am trying to Donate to a New Blind Ham, a old Cobra 200 Which is the
same as the Midland 13-509 220 Mobile, The problem is I don't have the
Schematic and I would like to put a Communications Specialist TS-32 Pl
Board so he can get into My 220 repeater, I know it is a old radio but
I am sure
If fix it yourself proves less than fruitful, I can recommend Ken
Knowels of Auburn Electronic Labs
Work: 270-542-6000
Fax:502-542-7706
Address:
12345 Bowling Rd (Highway 68/80
Auburn, KY 42206
I have the service manual; would be willing to help over the phone if
you want to try.
You might consider having your service monitor repaired at the
manufacturer's repair center, where a supply of spare parts is still
available for older equipment. Contact info is here:
www.aeroflex.com/support/service/servicecenters.cfm
A posting on the Test Equipment group list may be
Hello all, this is my first post to the group here, so here goes.
I just acquired a Micor repeater with a CSI 32 Tone Panel, I am also
almost done with the ICS Basic contoller that I am building from a
kit.
My query is: can I use both? I need the CSI for PL tones and the ICS
for ID and
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, skipp025 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
ldgelectronics ldgyahoo@ wrote:
Yes, the tower spacing is vertical (not horizontal), yes the
tx/rx on the repeater is 443.3 and 448.3 (5 MHz split)
Don't get sideways over the vert/horz terms. We would be
Don,
I have pdfs I made from the very small schematic of the 13-509 and one of
the Comspec ME-3 encoder/decoder that shows where to connect audio
in/out/etc. if you're interested. Reply direct.
de WD7F
John in Tucson
- Original Message -
From: Don [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Not with just about every scanner made having the ability to instantly
display it. All someone needs to do is listen to the frequency. Many PC
scanner programs even have logging.
As for not giving the coordinator access to the info, WPA keeps
published and non-published info separate - it's even
I did something like this years ago with an ht, an RS talking time/temp
clock, DTMF decoder, a voice chip (for id), an RS talking barometer,and some
555 timers. Worked pretty well...
73
Mike - N7ZEF
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Hi Chris,
Here's some things to think about.
Most Commercial Repeater Tone Panels operate directly from the
receiver descriminator output. They need to see the low frequency
type signaling and the voice audio doing all the work for you
inside their respective box.
The typical output from
32 matches
Mail list logo
