Vern,
Not that familar with the Echolink end, but if the computer port puts out 5
volts when it wants to transmit to the repeater via the remote base, yes you
can use as remote base COS. This COS has about 5 k input impedance and should
not load down the 5 V line.
One must have COS on remote
Yes we have had one in use for the better part of 10 years in the
147.XXX portion of the ham band. It works just fine, the users really
like the audio and never had any serious issues with it
Can't advise on a source for used ones...
Mark KS4VT
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Tony L.
Does anything have to happen besides the remote base being
on for it to transmit audio though?
Thanks,
Vern
On Wed, 25 Jul 2007 07:30:28 -0500 (CDT)
Ron Wright [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Vern,
Not that familar with the Echolink end, but if the
computer port puts out 5 volts when it wants
Vern,
The remote base transmit (4125 code) must be on. The extra tail beep will go
to higher pitch. The remote base TX audio is muted by this signal as well
operates the RB ptt.
73, ron, n9ee/r
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2007/07/25 Wed AM 08:56:25 CDT
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Tony L. wrote:
Does anyone out there have a VHF Mastr III in service as a ham repeater?
Feedback - good or bad? Sources for purchase of used/reconditioned?
Not personally using one here, but know of people who are. They're
solid machines, if you have the proper programming software and
hi
well i need to install a pl tone card in my MSR 2000 vhf
anyone knows the part number of this slot card?
or a place where i could find one,,, used,the hz frequency is not
important .
thanks for the help
gevais ve2ckn
Well friends and neighbors, I took my trusty IC-91AD and hooked it to my
IFR COM120B and took some pictures. Burning questions like transmitter
deviation, bandwidth, RF power output and so forth are answered herein.
Photos contain explicit material and are recommended for mature
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