Hi Everyone,
I have been tasked with programming and installing a UHF quantar by my local
amateur radio club. I got it on the air tonight. The P25 side appears to work
fin, however the analogue side has some annoying static at the end of the TX
audio, just before the tails drops.
Basically it
Mike Morris wa6i...@... wrote:
You won't hear anything from me !
Skipp, please consider this an invitation
to continue to post your warnings.
Mike WA6ILQ
moderator of repeater-builder
Thank you Mike and everyone else... It was not a moderator
of this group giving me grief for my first
gregmrfs wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I have been tasked with programming and installing a UHF quantar by
my local amateur radio club. I got it on the air tonight. The P25
side appears to work fine, however the analogue side has some annoying
static at the end of the TX audio, just before the tails
At 08:44 AM 01/20/10, you wrote:
Mike Morris wa6...@... wrote:
You won't hear anything from me !
Skipp, please consider this an invitation
to continue to post your warnings.
Mike WA6ILQ
moderator of repeater-builder
Thank you Mike and everyone else... It was not a moderator
of this
From a list devoted to the Part 90 narrowbanding issue.
WalterH
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From: nbruark nbru...@gmail.com
Date: Wed, Jan 20, 2010 at 11:44 AM
Subject: [LMR_Narrowbanding] UPDATE - 3rd Party Narrowbanding Kits;
Certification Info
To: lmr_narrowband...@yahoogroups.com
All you need is the programming cable an the right software witch i have you
can email me if you like Jim tmyr...@xcelco.on.ca
--- On Wed, 1/20/10, N9WYS n9...@ameritech.net wrote:
From: N9WYS n9...@ameritech.net
Subject: RE: [Repeater-Builder] FS- Motorola R100 UHF Repeaters
To:
Thanks to all that responded. Parts from the repeater has been sold. Steve N4YZA
OK, I know I've mentioned this before, but I think I'm on to something now...
I wanted to have a stand alone repeater linker, kind of a crossband repeater,
that would link uhf and vhf repeaters together without needing to make any
changes to either repeater. The problem I ran into is when the
Can you not get the cooperation of the operators of the repeaters you want to
link? Without that, the technical issues will be the least of your problems. If
they approve, the PL solution can actually work quite well.
The decision to be part of a linked system belongs to the licensee of each
The best way is to have the pl drop when the cor drops
--- On Wed, 1/20/10, Jerry gdste...@yahoo.com wrote:
From: Jerry gdste...@yahoo.com
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Repeater Linking
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Received: Wednesday, January 20, 2010, 6:05 PM
OK, I know I've
I just talked to a ham who bought a GR300 repeater with the Zetron
controller an he needs some help. Anyone know where I can find info on
how to program the GR300 radios? I found the Zetron info, but need to
reprogram the radios from narrow band to 5KHz deviation, plus change the
frequency.
Trying to interface a NHRC controler with a TKR 720 can hear the controler ID
very faintly in the background but cannot get it to accept any commands. Any
suggestions why the repeater cannot communicate with the controler? The
repeater works fine just cant get the controler to work.
Thanks
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, N9WYS n9...@... wrote:
For those wanting to be extra careful while continuing to use Internet
Explorer, I think you can prevent this as well...
In my instance, I have the following configuration in IE:
73 de Mark - N9WYS
Thank you Mark for the
At 08:44 AM 01/20/10, you wrote:
Mike Morris wa6...@... wrote:
You won't hear anything from me !
Skipp, please consider this an invitation
to continue to post your warnings.
Mike WA6ILQ
moderator of repeater-builder
Thank you Mike and everyone else... It was not a moderator
of
Greg,
Have you disabled the internal controller?
It needs to be completely disconnected and some wires jumpered before the
external controller will work as designed...
Mark - N9WYS
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From: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:repeater-buil...@yahoogroups.com] On
Re: Programming a GR300 repeater
In any event, the same software package will handle any
of the models I listed. The P/N is HVN8177, and is NLA
from Motorola. You will need the software, an old slow
computer running genuine MS-DOS, a RIB box, and cable.
Actually... another option is
Mark I have only jumpered pin #11 to ground what else needs to be done?
Thanks, Greg
--- On Thu, 1/21/10, N9WYS n9...@ameritech.net wrote:
From: N9WYS n9...@ameritech.net
Subject: RE: [Repeater-Builder] Kenwood TKR 720
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Date: Thursday, January 21, 2010,
hi all
i am doing an exchange locally ,my Master 2 repeater for a little kenwood
repeater
i dont recall the model but it is not powerful,15 or 20 watts i
think,,,it looks like an audio amplifier,,,
tk?
is there a web site with many information on these little repeaters from
Rich, it sounds like an antenna, feedline, or tower/site issue. The easiest
way to find out would be a dummy load connected in place of your antenna.
Operate into the repeater locally with an ht and listen for any noise. What
you're describing is a fairly common problem with repeaters that
Most duplexers are passive, mechanical devices. You did say the cavities had
been visually inspected and cleaned so we can assume the cans themselves are
fine. In my opinion the single component on a duplexer that's most likely to
fail would be the cable harness and its associated
Since the typical BpBr duplexer uses an adjustable capacitor to tune the
notch, I would think that one or more of those capacitors would be the most
likely component to be damaged by a lightning-induced surge. For example, a
Sinclair Q202G duplexer uses Johanson piston capacitors which have
Yes, its certainly possible a piston capacitor could be damaged due to
lightening, but I'd think this would more apply to a direct hit scenario.
It'd also be very apparent during tuning and would likely have a profound
impact on system performance. There are also many cavites that don't
I thought I'd better update the list on what was found. First off, the
entire repeater was taken in to the shop for exhaustive testing. The can's
were taken apart, inspected and cleaned. All that was visibly found was a
little carbon. The two service monitors showed they were working ok. But,
At 08:08 PM 1/20/2010, gervais wrote:
hi all
i am doing an exchange locally ,my Master 2
repeater for a little kenwood repeater
i dont recall the model
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but it is not powerful,15 or 20 watts i
think,,,it looks like an audio amplifier,,,
tk?
is there a web
On Jan 20, 2010, at 9:08 PM, gervais wrote:
hi all
i am doing an exchange locally ,my Master 2 repeater for a little kenwood
repeater
i dont recall the modelEmoticon10.gif but it is not powerful,15 or
20 watts i think,,,it looks like an audio amplifier,,,
tk?
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