Take a look on www.repeater-builder.com, in the
Motorola area, Spectra section. There's an article
about building your own low/mid power programming
cable. $6 in parts. You probably won't find it on eBay
for twice that price.
Bob M.
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Thanks Don, I
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I have a Motorola Spectra in a Case with built in power Supply on 800Mhz it
is called a Desktrac
It's actually
Hi Andy,
I built mine from the schematic on Batlabs, see
http://www.batlabs.com/images/speclo.gif
73 JIM KA2AJH
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From: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
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Sent: Saturday, May 12, 2007 5:11 AM
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
On Fri, 11 May 2007, Mike Morris wrote:
It's much more cost effective to buy an RS-50M and your own diodes,
hook up a battery and your own top quality automatic charger.
Preferably something that DOESN'T have a normal/equalize switch. I can't
tell you how many times I've walked into a comm
Don,
Perhaps you have already seen this LBI on the Master Index:
www.repeater-builder.com/ge/lbi-library/lbi-30869l.pdf
It may not be a good idea to assume that the above LBI applies to your unit,
simply because it appears to be the only LBI in the list that is applicable.
There may be other
Information about the new RLC-DSP404 will be released on Monday. For those
going to Dayton stop by our booth and register for the drawing for a free
RLC-DSP404 unit when released. The RLC-DSP404 will sell for $999.95 with four
ports (includes 1U rack enclosure)and can be expanded to 12 ports
Re: Macro Prefix formats for multi site programming
In theory what Ed wrote is a very good idea... but...
The fly in the repeater soup is when you need (for more than one
reason)to protect the command set from unauthorized commands. Once
your problem fly (user) understands the prefix and
skipp025 wrote:
Re: Macro Prefix formats for multi site programming
In theory what Ed wrote is a very good idea... but...
The fly in the repeater soup is when you need (for more than one
reason)to protect the command set from unauthorized commands. Once
your problem fly (user) understands
Great news, Allan!! When do you project it unit being available?
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Received: Sat, 12 May 2007 11:09:50 AM CDT
From: Allan Overcast [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] RLC-DSP404 pictures and specs
Information about the
At 5/11/2007 21:19, you wrote:
Wondering if a VHF MSR-2000 receiver would be considered better than a GE
Mastr II base receiver in a high RF environment all other things being equal?
Kent W7AOR
I can't speak for the MSR-2000, but I'd be surprised if anything made today
had a more
The current ship date is scheduled for July 1st/15th time frame. We will have
a unit there for touchie/feelie, through a plexiglass case.
Allan
JOHN MACKEY [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Great news, Allan!! When do you project it unit being available?
-- Original Message --
The answer is in the press release:
Remember to stop by and register for the free giveway of the RLC-DSP404 4
port controller. Shooting for controller shipping by July 1st. Orders placed
at Dayton are eligible for free UPS 3-day shipping/handling and no sales
tax.
Remember to stop by and
I tend to agree, although the whisker problem shook my faith a bit. Note
that the Mastr Executive II and the Custom MVP radios both shared the same
front end with the Mastr II...
73, Eric Lemmon WB6FLY
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From: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have two Maratrac low band radios and was wondering what it might
take to make these into a 6m repeater or if it was possible?
Robert, W9MKA
WTB:
Two (2) Mini-uhf (Motorola) male to N-Male coax cables.
Not too long, about 12-inches will do fine.
Please contact me off-list at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks
Mike
A folder of notes that I once received with an old RCA base unit had a
hand-drawn design for a battery backup which instead used the battery voltage
for the relay coil, and a little switching circuit to pull it in when the
charger output dropped out due to mains fail. The author had also
I am working on a 33cm repeater for our group out here in Northwest
Oklahoma and I was told the best way to set this up was to use a 900MHz
Motorola Maxtrac but I do not know if this is so easy or the best way
to go. Our group has not done any work with the 33cm band as of yet but
several of
Hi Guys,
I am having an intermittent programming problem with my Motorola Rib
Box. This is
one of the after market rib boxes that works great 95% of the time and
the other 5% I get an error message Serial BUS FAILURE POWER FAULT. My
radio is powered up, my battery is good in the rib box and the
read about it on batlabs.com
i think the front end retune is the bigst part
i own one too that i need to move up there
moving tham to 52-54 you lose the low I under stand
butt we dont need 42meh any way i'm not a tech
i wont lie
ken
uhrick
At 05:37 AM 5/12/2007, Robert Griggs wrote:
I
Gosh, I would call it the best way to go but it is one way. Depending upon
your budget there are full blown repeaters available for 33cm including
some GE's, Motorola MSF's and MTR's, also Tait's.
Gary
Luke wrote:
I am working on a 33cm repeater for our group out here in Northwest
Oklahoma and
If you can find a MSF 5000 C85GFB5203AT like the one I have modified to the ham
band, then all you have to do is read a few of the nicely written articles in
the Repeater-Builders website (authored by Bob, WA1MIK) and you will have a
fine repeater (in this case with an external controller a CAT
Hello,
I am looking for replacement coils for a GE Phoenix SX radio. They are
L08 and L502. Both are made by Toko electronics.
L08 has the following numbers on it:
19A
7033
11P1
L502 is labeled:
19BB
0102
3P1
Does anyone know what values these are and where I could get them?
Jim,
In my limited experience with non-Motorola RIBs, the most common problems
are due to an incorrect bias voltage on pin 4. Look at the schematic of the
Motorola RLN4008 RIB here:
www.repeater-builder.com/motorola/rss/rln4008schem.gif
Notice the two series resistors that create the bias for
Ed Yoho wrote:
Site prefixing (with supervisory lock down commands) is used by every
medium to large network I know of.
Having both control methods available allows the system management to
choose whichever method they prefer. Not having the ability for site
prefixing eliminates those
At 07:18 PM 05/12/07, you wrote:
Hello,
I am looking for replacement coils for a GE Phoenix SX radio. They are
L08 and L502. Both are made by Toko electronics.
L08 has the following numbers on it:
19A
7033
11P1
L502 is labeled:
19BB
0102
3P1
Does anyone know what values these are and where
For those of you who asked for some of these chips, I have had my hands ful
with a bunch of other
stuff this week and will get them in the mail next week.
Bruce K7IJ
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