Some of you have been following the fact that I am making in effort on
converting the SEA ESP1000 repeater to amateur radio use. Finnaly got
some other peoples radios off the bench and I have had the last few
nights to tinker.
Progress made so far:
Changed Mini-UHF jacks to BNC.
Prepared RX
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Nothing to add But I would like to say Thanks to You and Others who do all
this hard work and share with others, Just dont let the ones on E-bay know
this can be converted or they will Jack up the price.
Happy Repeater Building
Don KA9QJG _
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heloo!
anybody there that could give me a simple shematic diagram of
VOX with complete listing of component parts.
please email it to me.
maui
dv2mau phils.
Yep, the museum of dumpsters, hi. They are somewhat good to look at, but not
for long.
Back in the 70s I had a prog line w/dinamotor mobile. Pinned the PS w/selemum?
recterfiers 30 amp meter when keyed. It was however a rare prog line...2
meters with 100 W PA (2 tube final). I gave to the
Eric,
I am sure you can connect the audios together from/to both rigs. One would
have to isolate the TNCs TX audio using just a couple of resistors. Their
values would depend on the rig TX audio input impedance, but typically is high
on Ham rigs so 1 kOhms resistors would probably work.
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wrote:
w9sl wrote:
I'm trying to put an MSF5000 (C74CXB7106BT) on the air and I blew
out
the IPA final transistor marked 33P54 moto p/n 4882233p54. It's on
the
RF submodule of the IPA. The IPA is a TLE2500A and the RF
Eric Dave,
You will get collision since probably the two TNCs will not be talking to one
another one waiting for the other when needed.
However, depends on the application. Think Eric is going to be in control of
the data, not like being on busy frequencies like our 144.39 packet/APRS freq
Hi folks, I'm in need of your help, in obtaining the schematic of the
programming / cloning cable for the IC-H16 to the IC-V200 radios.
Please note: This information will be posted on other sites as well.
Your help will be appreciated, thanks in advanced.
v44kai.Joel.
I recommend:
Auburn Electronic Labs
Work: 270-542-6000
Fax:502-542-7706
Work Address:
12345 Bowling Rd (Highway 68/80
Auburn, KY 42206
Kenneth Knowles is one of the owners/techs. They had a booth in the
flea market at Dayton this year. They were very helpful to me over
the phone
Dan,
It would seem to me that the issue here would be that the TNC's are not
individually addressable, thus two TNC's listening to a single radio will
both hear the signals from the sending TNC/radio combination and both will
try to act on the signal, unless the sending radio uses two
How many channels do you wish in the GM-300(VHF)
Please let me know
Bob Oke VE1YM
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From: va2dq
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2007 7:34 PM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] UHF motorola maxtracs
Jed
i have here and GM300
I seem to recall that the trick to doing this (other than diode steering the
PTT's and isolating the audio) was to steer the PTT signal from each TNC to
the other's RF-DCD port through a diode. That way, each TNC would know when
the other had the PTT in use. This was most commonly used to mux 1200
Tom,
I have 3 Radio Shack SAME receivers, 2 base type, and recently a HT type. I
like the HT type for it displays time and temp...helps in some of my out door
activites.
Most of the SAME receivers I see, including the RS, the open audio is timed, RS
to 5 minutes. Initially the FCC stated
What timing, there's one listed now for you shoppers. 150146725328
Don W5DK
.
http://geo.yahoo.com/serv?s=97359714/grpId=104168/grpspId=1705063108/msgId=
74026/stime=1186037553/nc1=4025304/nc2=4776366/nc3=4776370
RS 12-251
It's an older disco'd model, a few float around on Ebay and a few guys out
here have them to. It shuts down at the end of the message. I have one sitting
here on the desk at work(waiting for conversion for my repeater) and it works
just dandy. I believe it's one of the models
Ron,
It's not me who asked the question. See Dave's posting, below.
73, Eric Lemmon WB6FLY
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RS 12-251
It's an older disco'd model, a few float around on Ebay and a few guys out
here have them to. It shuts down at the end of the message. I have one sitting
here on the desk at work(waiting for conversion for my repeater) and it
works just dandy. I believe it's one of the
I was working on preparing an presentation for Defcon 15, but missed
the deadline.
The protocol is an odd baud rate and odd tone frequencies, but it
should be possible to construct a decoder to look for the termination
sequence of ''
Please refere to FCC Rules 11.31 for more information.
Eric Lemmon wrote:
Dave,
I'd like to see that article, too. Connecting two TNCs to one radio is
easy, but allocating the RX and TX functions between two devices is hardly a
trivial matter. Unless a buffer is used to store outbound data while the
radio is busy receiving data on the other
Hello,
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Tom,
I have the RS 12-259, an HT type. Bought used and no manual. Took a while to
figure out the programming. I don't know if it turns off with command.
My two RS 12-249, the first ones they sold, base type, go for the 5 minutes.
73, ron, n9ee/r
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Date: 2007/08/02
DCFlux,
Writing the code is easy. Software is easy...that's why it is so popular.
Tons of high school drop outs doing it every day, hi.
The format of the data was somewhat complex and as you said wierd tones like
530 Hz and 1250 and don't think was ASCII. Had to build tone decoder and
All the new RS models are on a 5 min timer too. I don't know why there were a
few in-between that go off at the end of message command, probably the bean
counters got involved, a timer circuit is cheeper I would guess. One of these
days I am going to get this interfaced to my 7K.
73
This might be of interest:
http://www.catauto.com/wd100.html
More notes below
At 11:16 AM 08/02/07, you wrote:
All the new RS models are on a 5 min timer too. I don't know why
there were a few in-between that go off at the end of message
command, probably the bean counters got involved, a
I am using a WD-100 with an old Bendix-King radio connected to an RLC-3
and it works great.
Sure it's not as cheap as hacking a Radio Shack WX Radio, but it has all
of the features you need and more.
-Sean
This might be of interest:
http://www.catauto.com/wd100.html
More notes below
At
As anyone else experienced and HF noise interferance since APX alarms
have been installes in the neighborhood???
I have noticed a constant 20 to 30 db over S9 noise level on 40 and
80. Turned everything in the house off and it was still there. No as
bad on the higher bands and 6 and 2 fairly
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, k0jxi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As anyone else experienced and HF noise interferance since APX alarms
have been installes in the neighborhood???
So... what is an APX alarm?
Laryn K8TVZ
Isn't that the cheesy 'Wireless' alarm system? Yeah, thats real secure.
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--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, k0jxi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As anyone else experienced and HF noise interferance since APX alarms
have been installes in the
Hee hee, they would have to pay me at least three times the $69.00 starting
bid to haul it to the junkyard.
It looks like the newest thing in there looks to be a GE Master Pro Transmit
audio board and tripler assembly.
Paul
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From: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
I have 2 Radio Shack 12-250, the audio stops when the announcement is over.
Usually much shorter than 5 minutes.
Gerald Pelnar WD0FYF
McPherson, Ks
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Sent: Thursday, August 02, 2007 11:03 AM
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Date:Thu Aug 2, 2007 4:29 pm
Subject: Re: Old Vhf Engineering diode matrix cwid
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I want to thank all who provided me
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I want to thank all who provided me with info on the Vhf diode
cwid.
Info was more than helpful. This should be a challenging project,
but
will give experience in making a project from scratch.
Tommy Dow
Mike Morris,
The stop command in the SAME system is the same format as the initial alert
command. So a stop command is just software. Of course a timer is also. So
only factor would be if the microcomputer had enough memory to store the
additional programming.
73, ron, n9ee/r
From: Mike
I'm looking for a couple of 131.8 HZ , part number PL19B205280-G14 GE tone
module's for a GE Exec or Mastr Pro.
These are the red modules with a 7 pin plug on one end.
73 John VE3AMZ
Waterloo Ontario
well at leats one Rob but 2 or 6 would be great
my uhf has 8 or 16 i dont remember and it is clean as new
gervais ve2ckn
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From: Bob
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, August 02, 2007 10:37 AM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] UHF motorola
I'm looking for a couple of 131.8 HZ , part number PL19B205280-G14 GE tone
module's for a GE Exec or Mastr Pro.
These are the red modules with a 7 pin plug on one end.
73 John VE3AMZ
Waterloo Ontario
John
i am looking for 1 for my Master 2 repeater,
do you know the parts number for an Master 2 ,this PL Tone ,
i dont have specific hz needed,,,i would take what i would find .
my 141.3 hz programmable with dip switch is dead here,
73/s
gervais ve2ckn
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From: John
I think this is what all are looking
forhttp://www.packetradio.com/packetnetworks.html#2
73
Mike - N7ZEF
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From: Duane Hall
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, August 02, 2007 7:26 AM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Connecting
Hi John; I may have it. I will check and get back to you. Bill N8LXM
John J. Riddell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I'm looking for a
couple of 131.8 HZ , part number PL19B205280-G14 GE tone
module's for a GE Exec or Mastr Pro.
These are the red modules with a 7 pin plug on one end.
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