hi all,
A little off topic, but if you go to qrz.com and look up Mike, WA6ILQ, a
moderator of this board, his bio is great reading.
Most of us write about our selves, but Mike told of his dad's great life.
I printed out all 12 pages to show my friends.
73, ron, n9ee/r
Our club recently added a remote receiver and RF link to our club
repeater. We are using an ACC RC-850 controller at the repeater site.
We added an LDG RVS-8 voter so we would not have to use PL and to make
life easier for mobile users.
Now we have a problem. When I set up the voter, the POTs
Speaking of Mike, I see he doesn't list an email address
on qrz. Can anyone share an email address he actually
reads? I've tried both his repeater-builder and gmail
addresses w/o luck.
Skip WB6YMH
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hi all,
A little off
John is the inputs Capacitor coupled? And or are the RX sources DC coupled?
Randy
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Our club recently added a remote receiver and RF link to our club
repeater. We are using an ACC RC-850 controller at the repeater site.
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From: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Repeater-
buil...@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Randy
Sent: Saturday, November 07, 2009 10:59 AM
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Re: LDG Voter RVS-8 Mystery
John is the inputs Capacitor
John Transue wrote:
Our club recently added a remote receiver and RF link to our club
repeater. We are using an ACC RC-850 controller at the repeater site.
We added an LDG RVS-8 voter .snip.
So my question is, Is there any way something external to the voter
could cause the voter
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Is there any way something external to the
voter
could cause the voter POTs to behave this way?
DC riding on the audio signal?
Kevin
Kevin,
Each of the eight audio inputs to the voter is protected from DC by a
condenser. The audio out is also protected by a
John Transue wrote:
Kevin,
Each of the eight audio inputs to the voter is protected from DC by a
condenser. The audio out is also protected by a condenser. The audio
input to the RC-850 controller is also AC coupled.
John
Have you looked with an oscilloscope to see if there is anything else
TP11 - TP19 should show +6 Volts when measured with a voltmeter on the DC
setting. If not check that R8 and R9 are the correct value.
If that wasn't the problem, I'd try desoldering a pot and measure it with a
meter out side the voter.
On Sat, Nov 7, 2009 at 2:05 PM, Kevin Custer
. ***[I haven't
checked with an oscilloscope, but I can. With AC coupling everywhere I
didn't think this could be the problem.]
Kevin
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I would first try bypassing the voter and hook the link receiver
directly to the 850 to make sure levels are good. There should be no
reason you have low audio out of the controller the 850 normally has
gobs of audio and has to be knocked down with a resistor of considerable
ohmage in order not to
We added an LDG RVS-8 voter...
Very nice... I have three or four in operation and I'm
very happy with them.
Now we have a problem. When I set up the voter, the
POTs that I must adjust seem to have step functions,
i.e. I can adjust to, say, 500 mV, then the next
slightest adjustment
as a possible problem. I will check this out.
John
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Skipp,
I appreciate your suggestions. I will follow your advice to see
whether input level is causing the erratic behavior. Many thanks for
your analysis and advice.
John
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Just for fun, I just did some rough coding for a page to automagically
decode Mastr II combination numbers;
http://n0trq.com/mastr_ii/index.php
It's not pretty, but functional. Still needs to do a little sanity checking
for different splits to warn about invalid combination numbers between LB,
My understanding is that his various addresses all dump into the same place.
When I asked about the lack of replies, he said that he didn't have anything to
say. [shrug]
Jeff W6JK
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Speaking of Mike, I see he doesn't list an
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