Contrary to some beliefs, putting CTCSS on a repeater DOES NOT MAKE
IT A CLOSED mschine!
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W5KGT wrote:
And make sure that the coordinator has the correct PL
tone in his data base.
The only problem with that is they
hi all,
With about all rigs manufactured in last 10 years or more CTCSS
encode is standard and finding the tone of the repeater is easy. If
the repeater transmits the tone some rigs find it for you.
However, this is only if you know a repeater exist on a frequency.
Here in Florida I have a
Coy,
Repeater coordination is important. However, the ones often doing it
don't know much...they like the title, but not the work and many do
not even own or operate a repeater.
Here in Florida we do have a good coordinating council, but they
often get into the mode of making rules that
Don,
I have a data sheet on the TS32 and can give info on installing it, but
no particulars on the 13-509. Let me know your direct e-mail and I can
send.
Just a few basic notes you need for install:
TS32 audio input, connect to discreminator audio...do not use speaker
audio for it often does
Dwayne,
Gary is correct. To really comment with good solutions one needs to
know:
Repeater frequencies (as you've given)
Remote base frequencies (suspect linking will be upside down from a
repeater pair so will be txing near repeater input).
What antenna seperation can you work with.
Chris,
Normally, and I say normally for Mot made a number of unified chassis
versions, the Power Control module is in the upper right next to the
exceiter board.
If you have the external seperate PA a small wire from the side of the
chassis goes to the PA for the control voltage.
If the PA
That would be Bowling Green Road.
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Sent: Monday, January 22, 2007 9:01 PM
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] IFR 1500 Power Supply
If fix
Our club needs MICOR components for the 138-158 VHF range.
We currently have a DVP unified chassis and have modified it to work as
a repeater using the associated SCM card. It works fine with the
commercial crystals, exciter and receiver it came with but it is in the
Highest portion of the VHF
Just a short note - the ACC - 850 are
spoken for and on their way to TEXAS.
Thanks to all,
Ron
Ed,
I have a new Telewave single-stage high-power (300 watt I believe) isolator.
What frequency do you need? I can put it on the network analyzer to make
sure it meets spec at your frequency. I'd sell it for half of whatever
Telewave list price is, and again, it's brand new, still in the
Sorry, that last message was supposed to be direct...
The only portions of what you have that WILL NOT move to 2M easily are the
receiver and the PA. The exciter that you have is a 150.8-174Mhz one. Most of
them will tune to 2M without any changes. If changes are needed, it's only to
make the last two slugs tune correctly. (Change 2 caps)
The
Anybody have any opinions on LMR-1200 as feedline?
I have access to about 100' with N connectors at both ends, that I am
thinking of using for feedline.
Thanks,
Dan
KA8YPY
I'm looking for a UHF circulator/isolator for 440-450.
Please e-mail me at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks !
Paul Metzger
KQ6EH
As for using this line I would have no qualms whatsoever. As for buying
this new, I think other corrugated lines may offer a better cost / loss
return. Of course prices may be more favorable now, but several years ago,
solid corrugation type cable at 7/8 diamater had an advantage.
Steve NU5D
we deal mostly with LMR400/600 and LDF. The numbers look good for LMR1200 up
into 70cm. If the price is right, why not?
Reminds me of the free roll of 1/2 heliax (new) at one of the previous
places of employment (yes it was free, not free because I made it that way) :)
Dan Blasberg
Steve,
Thanks, I probably should have been a little more specific. Our county
OEM will be donating (giving) it to us once they get their 15'
replacement piece, so that they do not 100 laying on the roof of their
building.
Dan
KA8YPY
On Jan 23, 2007, at 1:45 PM, Steven Samuel Bosshard
Re: coordination question for the seasoned owners
Posted by: Coy Hilton [EMAIL PROTECTED] ac0y8
Date: Tue Jan 23, 2007 2:57 am ((PST))
Contrary to some beliefs, putting CTCSS on a repeater DOES NOT MAKE
IT A CLOSED mschine!
Group,
As Coy said, CTCSS does not make a repeater
Just wondering how many of you know about R56 and actually try to
follow it as a guide?
we've had a run-in with a motorola ss owner who wasn't to
knowledgeable. Well, maybe he is, but the work he does doesn't even
come close to good business practices.
Resending this, there must be a chart or table that exist... somewhere.
Hi,anybody has the calculated length of coaxes (Table) needed for going
from the T jonctions to the helical Resonnator of a DB-4032
6 resonnator Unit...for high and low notch displacement for 1 mhz
separation ... Original
Just wanted to say a Big Thanks to everyone for all the Great info I
got here and Direct E-Mail about installing a ComSpec PL Board on the
old Cobra/Midland/Clegg 220 Mobile
Thanks Don KA9QJG
The R56 Manual is an excellent guide to planning and installing a two-way
radio site, although its primary purpose is for planning cellular and PCS
sites. The sections on permitting and getting along with neighbors is very
useful. The table of contents can be viewed here:
We are using a GE Master II with an RLC Club controller for our 444.600
repeater. On weak signals the repeater chops words. I have determined
this is due to very fast action of the CAS turning the controller audio
off and on. Looking at the schematic, U603 has internal fast and slow
modes.
Hi
I acquired a Motorola Micor VHF repeater, currently on 167/172MHz.
It should be a 50W radio with carrier squelch and a line interface.
I don't have any use for this, and I'm willing to splice this down to
some reasonable level. So if you're interrested in some parts, please
contact me
On 1/23/07, wa5luy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We are using a GE Master II with an RLC Club controller for our 444.600
repeater. On weak signals the repeater chops words. I have determined
this is due to very fast action of the CAS turning the controller audio
off and on. Looking at the
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, wa5luy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We are using a GE Master II with an RLC Club controller for our 444.600
repeater. On weak signals the repeater chops words. I have determined
this is due to very fast action of the CAS turning the controller audio
off
wa5luy wrote:
We are using a GE Master II with an RLC Club controller for our 444.600
repeater. On weak signals the repeater chops words. I have determined
this is due to very fast action of the CAS turning the controller audio
off and on. Looking at the schematic, U603 has internal fast
I have a TKR-750v2 base/repeater and attempting to connect it to a
DSP223 control panel. The problem I am having is if the base is
programmed with encode QT/DQT it mutes the (TD) TX data input line
when the (EPTT) External PTT is used. Hoping someone has run into this.
Thanks, Jeff
I have a TKR-750v2 base/repeater and attempting to connect it to a
DSP223 control panel. The problem I am having is if the base is
programmed with encode QT/DQT it mutes the (TD) TX data input line
when the (EPTT) External PTT is used. Hoping someone has run into this.
Thanks, Jeff
At 06:05 PM 1/23/2007, you wrote:
I have a TKR-750v2 base/repeater and attempting to connect it to a
DSP223 control panel. The problem I am having is if the base is
programmed with encode QT/DQT it mutes the (TD) TX data input line
when the (EPTT) External PTT is used. Hoping someone has run into
Yes, the TA remains hot but I need flat audio. I can call Kenwood tomorrow
but was hoping to finish this tonight. It could be a firmware problem. I
can't imagine why they would purposely mute the line when QT encode is
programmed.
Jeff
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From:
On 1/23/07, Kevin Custer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
anyone know how to slow down or improve the squelch action?
http://www.repeater-builder.com/ge/mastrIIsquelchmod.html
After you get frustrated with trying the above grin do this:
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Thanks Nate. That was exactly the info I was looking for.
Wayne
-- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Nate Duehr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 1/23/07, wa5luy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We are using a GE Master II with an RLC Club controller for our
444.600
repeater. On weak signals the
There is an article on the Repeater Builder web site about improving the
stock Mastr II squelch.
http://www.repeater-builder.com/ge/mastrIIsquelchmod.html
-Sean
We are using a GE Mastr II with an RLC Club controller for our 444.600
repeater. On weak signals the repeater chops words. I have
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