On Apr 4, 2010, at 2:30 PM, John wrote:
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Nate Duehr n...@... wrote:
I like D-STAR as a not-very-well-designed first try and use it... but
it's seriously technologically flawed. Some of that can be fixed... other
things like the header
On Apr 4, 2010, at 9:57 AM, Dennis wrote:
I was not aware that Icom sells a NXDN repeater.
I thought that was a Kenwood product.
Dennis
It's been a joint project of both companies since the beginning, but I doubt
you'll see that in Marketing material from either one without digging a bit.
At 03:42 PM 4/4/10 -, you wrote:
... to program the Syntor X9000, you will need a Motorola RIB
Box (small box with some interface circuitry that will convert
your PC's RS-232 port to logic levels the radio wants to see).
You will also need a cable that goes from the RIB to the
(Don't forget that Moto bought Yaesu...)
And doesn't Icom own a controlling share in Kenwood?
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Sent: Monday, April 05, 2010 4:05 AM
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Subject:
Okay. I've been reading with some interest the threads on D-STAR. There
have been some very good points and some pretty amusing ones. P25 sounds
interesting, but you will have to take note of the fact that it has not been
widely accepted by the ham community. And considering that it (P25) is
All of the recent chat about voters and a recent trip to my site has
reminded me of a question regarding the LDG. Mine has been in service
for about 8 years now and just recently hearing the relay clicking has
got me wondering:
Has anyone had a relay failure in the LDG? If so, were you able to
John;
There is indeed resistance to change. there are factions
even in the D-Star Camp. Control of the network is being wrestled about in 2
separate networks that split. Be that as it may . We have the luxury of
taking advantage of some really impressive reverse engineering that
I think it would be difficult to justify sole source on a piece of equipment
that is part of a low volume market, such as amateur radio.
You probably can easily justify a company like Motorola in a large volume
market like Land Mobile radio, but Icom in the Amateur Radio Market share? I
Anyone who is currently building analog AllStar Link
repeaters using a DMK URI already has the parts for a D-Star
repeater .. assuming your TX and RX will handle GMSK data of
your repeater.. This includes many Mastr II stations which
seem to be a large portion of the amateur repeater
There are P25 repeaters on the air. Granted, not as many as D-STAR
(strictly talking about ham systems), but I know of nobody giving away
P25 repeaters. Also, I bet there are more P25 receivers owned by hams
than D-STAR since there are several scanners that decode P25, and only a
few that
On 4/5/2010 5:10 AM, John Szwarc wrote:
Okay. I've been reading with some interest the threads on D-STAR.
There have been some very good points and some pretty amusing ones.
P25 sounds interesting, but you will have to take note of the fact
that it has not been widely accepted by the ham
Re: Voters...the LDG Relay
Adam Feuer feu...@... wrote:
All of the recent chat about voters and a recent trip to
my site has reminded me of a question regarding the LDG.
Mine has been in service for about 8 years now and just
recently hearing the relay clicking has got me wondering:
Old-fashioned?
If you take being fashionable out of the argument, analog NBFM has some
advantages which may not be appreciated until they're gone, particularly in
emergency ops.
Interoperability has been covered already, but there are some more subtle
advantages to analog. If you have a
Hello hope Everyone had a Nice Easter
I am Setting up a Motorola Micor Mobile on 144.315 and Will be using a
Advanced Research Preamp and thought it would be a Good idea to put a
Band pass on it , I came across this But can it be tuned down to 144.315
Without losing anything And dos
Hello,
Is there a way to configure the TRN5073A PL board to TX PL only during COR ?
Actually, PL is always ON, even during the dropout delay.
I don't have the TRN5073A schematic, only for the TRN5075A.
Q201, Q202 and some resistors/diode are missing on my board. Guess I need them
to control
The Low-Band MASTR II I am putting on 10 does not have
the Pre-Amp installed on the Receiver.
What are your opinions on adding one ? Is it worthwhile ?
73, Dick, W1KSZ
From anything I've read, it's a wasted effort due to the noise floor.
Chuck
WB2EDV
- Original Message -
From: Richard W. Solomon w1...@earthlink.net
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, April 05, 2010 3:06 PM
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] MASTR II Low-Band Pre-Amp Question
I need to know the drive power for a Micor TLD1692A VHF PA. Any help
appreciated.
Bruno VE2VK/KD1XG.
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On 4/5/2010 4:14 PM, Bruno Bouliane wrote:
I need to know the drive power for a Micor TLD1692A VHF PA. Any help
appreciated.
Bruno VE2VK/KD1XG.
Approx 400-750 mW.
Hi folks,
Bryan here. I usually hang out at the antiqueradios forum, and a fellow
there suggested that I seek info here regarding this rare FM signal generator,
after posting for info there with zero results.
I have no idea of the manufacture date, or whether it was a piece of
Eric ve2...@... wrote:
Hello,
Is there a way to configure the TRN5073A PL board to TX PL
only during COR ? Actually, PL is always ON, even during the
dropout delay.
Probably, but it would be an involved mod with some serious
thinking required to get it done. I did it once using an
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, MCH m...@... wrote:
Threaded...
John wrote:
Hmmm... I'm sitting here with my NQMHS Node Adapter (GMSK Modem) and
watching the binary stream, in both Hex and Char, off of my IC-91AD, while
transmitting for a few seconds. It seems the
Are these full blown MII's or converted mobiles?
If they are repeater stations (not mobiles), how much and where are you?
Paul,ZW Texas
On Sun, Apr 4, 2010 at 11:48 PM, ab6li johnever...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
Hello to the group.
I have two UHF Mstr II repeaters for sale. Both have the 100
Both GMSK modem and DMK URI provide a shaped and limited waveform
that can be directly FM'ed at what is easily set to 1.8khz +/-
typical... ( this is what the Icom stations use) the waveform is cleaner
out of my station than the Icom D-Star radio keying it and filtering is
better out of
I'm cleaning out a bunch of stuff from storage.
So what's a 110 watt UHF CXB worth to you?
Tuned on ham band (441.875) and pigtail for external controller.
Complete with full tuning kit (tools, probes, etc), TLN2419 Metering
Panel, full manuals, internal duplexer. Only funkiness is the top
At 4/5/2010 06:24, you wrote:
I think it would be difficult to justify sole source on a piece of
equipment that is part of a low volume market, such as amateur radio.
Actually, it would be quite easy. Icom is the only source of D-Star
equipment, so you only have to state that the unique
hi all,
May I ask the follow question.
For a single site Voice communication digital repeater operation in
identical conditions, which format /system type will work better in multi
path signal ,with lager coverage area.
FDMA,TDMA (D-Star ,Mototrbo,P25,Nexedge,Idas) ?
TNX 73s
de VR2XVD/W.L.Ho
At 4/5/2010 11:38, you wrote:
Hello hope Everyone had a Nice Easter
I am Setting up a Motorola Micor Mobile on 144.315 and Will be using a
Advanced Research Preamp and thought it would be a Good idea to put a
Band pass on it , I came across this But can it be tuned down to 144.315
I was looking for info on this radio.
From what I have gathered so far, it appears to be from the Genesis line but I
am not sure. I know what the P200 is, and that is definitely part of the
Genesis line, but what is the P210?
I can't seem to find much info on the net regarding it.
Can anyone
So the answer is YES the
Decibel VHF 6 Repeater cavity filter 148-174 DB4001-1
Will tune right to 144.315 and not lose the Specs it would Have at 148 ?
And dos the Length of the Coax going to the Micor /Mobile have to be cut
at a Certain Length
Thanks
Don KA9QJG
From:
Bryan, you might check with Bob Wallace of WallaceRadio. He is one of the few
remaining Plectron experts and historians in the field. Bob is a great guy,
besides for his busines of repairing and restoring Plectron receivers, he is a
wealth of information on most everything Plectron. His
If it can be done with a VHF MSR I would like to know, since I have two of them
sitting around doing nothing. ;)
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, WA2RJP jlang...@... wrote:
Has anyone attempted or succeeded in converting a VHF MSR2000 to 220? I'd
rather not reinvent the wheel if
On Apr 5, 2010, at 7:01 PM, vr2 xvd wrote:
hi all,
May I ask the follow question.
For a single site Voice communication digital repeater operation in identical
conditions, which format /system type will work better in multi path signal
,with lager coverage area.
FDMA,TDMA (D-Star
I saw one several years ago - the guy started with a
MSR base station that had been toasted after the
antenna was struck by lightning (i.e. toasted the
PA deck and the receiver front end transistor).
He converted the receiver and exciter to 220, and I
don't have the conversion information (if I
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