This has been explained a few times before - Motorola ordered tags
from a sub-contractor, and they mixed up the actual model numbers with
the ID numbers for a few different series of radios - just transpose the
ID number with the model number and you'll have the number you need -
At 10:58 PM
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
...I have been called an 'ass' before ...
... Shut up, Jeremy, ...
At 03:56 PM 11/21/09 -, you wrote:
If you're really an OF like me... you also add the
PSE QSL VIA THE BURRO.
ok gd luck in the contest...
S.
Adam T. Cately atcat...@... wrote:
SOooo - you're a code-maven
s.
(you're 5,9,9 - good luck in the contest)
SOooo - you're a code-maven, too, Skipp?
When I run the local nets (or mostly, when I'm trying to corral a rag-
chew on the local frequencies) my favorite response to a check-in is -
You're 5-9-plus, but I need a repeat on your suffix
If'n I remember correctly...
Fred Vobbe built his own 6m loop antennas for his repeater array -
maybe someone could arm-twist him for his story about the antennas and
harness.
(Sorry Fred - I know you'se busy...)
At 06:28 PM 11/16/09 -, you wrote:
Yes please Jeff...
thanks
I'm looking for some info on these old Solid-State Communications,
Inc. encoder/decoder boxes that I need to change tones in - the decoder
decodes two-tone and bumps the encoder to encode the same two-tones into
the base station it's connected to.
The model numbers are: Decoder - #224BY-3
Maybe one of the members of DARA reads this list...
Years ago, when the club farmed out the running of the Hamvention to
a real business that new what to do, it was nice to have your vendor
packet in the mail by January, so that you could make your plans way in
advance and have all of your
When I have this problem with my Cushman 31-A, I pull the boards
from the main chassis and clean all of the gold contacts - this usually
brings it back to life. You may still have an issue with a component
somewhere, but it's worth a try...
At 03:58 AM 4/29/09 -, you wrote:
I have a
I replied to Dave direct, but I'd like to place two cents here, too...
The older version of the 4/12/24 channel software goes out-of band, the
newer versions don't.
The newer version of the 99-channel software goes out-of-band, the older
doesn't.
They seem to favor going up into 6m,
I have had a 35-amp Astron on my workbench for years, and I can short
the red and black together quickly (which happens when you aren't fussy
about how many projects you have going at one time) and the supply will
shut down and NOT blow the fuse - This is an adjustable supply with both
voltage
At 07:38 AM 12/26/08 -0500, you wrote:
That pretty much confirms my thinking. If the supply is blowing fuses,
something is actually wrong. The crowbar shouldn't cause it to happen.
Well... Yes and no...
If the SCR fires, you dump all the available current through the supply
to ground, and
At 04:50 PM 5/11/08 -, you wrote:
Are you sure you don't mean 'RG-223' there, Skipper-doo?
I use a lot of this on my bench and home equipment, for the same
reasons the Skipp points out - it's cheap and effective.
It's the same size (approximately) as RG-58, and uses mostly the same
At 10:38 PM 5/11/07 -0500, you wrote:
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I have a Motorola Spectra in a Case with built in power Supply on 800Mhz it
is called a Desktrac
It's actually
I agree with Skipp - I use mine for testing all the time.
I also agree with Scott - make certain you add some blocking caps to
the input, lest you should make smoke.
I wish I could mount mine into my line test meter...
At 09:20 PM 1/2/07 -, you wrote:
Skipp's comments:
Mini
At 03:26 PM 12/10/06 -0800, you wrote:
Do a Google search for a copy of Moslo or Mo Slo software. It is a do
nothing loop that causes a fast computer to slow down and run all the old
DOS programs. It also works on games to slow them down for younger players.
Now this is a trip in the Way Back
big snips were made
interference reduction, and EMP protection for C-E facilities.
Whatever C-E facilities are maybe communications and electronics ??
All over our shop, which used to be Motorola-owned, are asset stickers
which say 'Motorola C E' - it's been told to me that this
I live in NW Ohio, near Toledo, and I waited until Thursday evening
to email the Michigan City hamfest coordinator to ask for table spaces.
I got them - he wasted no time in getting back to me, to get me to show
up. THIS kind of effort deserves to be noticed about the smaller swaps.
YEAH
things were snipped
Lack of communication - what a concept in the radio world!?!
I've had the same circumstance twice now since the club took back the
actual running of the hamfest - Two years in a row, I tried to get spots
for myself in the flea market, with no return response from
At 04:04 AM 1/5/06 -0800, you wrote:
Adam T. Cately wrote:
... snip ...
(No - I'm NOT from New Jersey - I just play one on TV.)
It loses all the funny when you have to explain, but...
In regard to the use of the made-up-word you'se - as in, Hey, you'se
guys over dere
At 03:46 PM 1/3/06 -0800, you wrote:
Want to know my trick for quickly removing components from scrap PC boards?
Fred, AE6QL
...Something on the line of a butane torch, and a bucket to catch the
falling components?..
AND - this necessitates the question - do you want to RE-USE the
I have it - it's called 'tplot_53.exe' - it's a DOS program that
allows you to enter the feequency of antenna desired, the distance from
the tower, and azimuth (?) and then plots a diagram of the signal pattern
that you can peruse or print.
Spam me direct now if you want a copy, or wait
At 06:54 PM 7/24/05 -, you wrote:
Wonder if anyone has done anything with the Cat 1000 to change the
volume level control inside the Cat1000B. I have a slight problem,
and need to reduce the volume even more than the pot will let me
inside of the controller. Problem that I have is, I set
At 08:08 AM 5/17/05 -0700, you wrote:
At 02:43 PM 5/17/2005 -, you wrote:
Who's going, where to meet!
---From what I've gathered from reading posts about it, it seems many
folks are going to Dayton and they'll all be easy to spot, as they have
thining hair, a pot belly and will have a radio
Be advised, you need hacked software to program an R100 into the ham
bands...the stock program won't allow entries outside the commercial band
ends.
At 08:02 PM 3/31/05 -0500, you wrote:
I'm not sure yet, but I plan to put it on the ham band.
Joe
Maire Company [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Answered directly...
At 06:47 AM 3/14/05 -, you wrote:
Adam, Are there any voltage test points on this radio in which
you can test VCO? Also, are the front end coils the 4 in a row on
the bottom of radio???
Thanks again in advance
Just go back and forth across the front
Just go back and forth across the front end coils for best sensitivity
over the frequency spread you would like to have, and you are set to go.
You should also adjust the TX and RX VCO's - the RX should be set where it
gives best performance and sensitivity IN SCAN, or you will not receive
all
At 07:17 AM 2/1/05 -0800, you wrote:
At 03:13 PM 2/1/2005 -, you wrote:
Does anyone have, or know where I can get plans to homebrew a 144/440
MHz crossband coupler (aka diplexer) ?? I would like to find
something with wideband characteristics (ie, low pass, high pass)
such as some of the
At 12:14 PM 12/30/04 -0700, you wrote:
Thats what I wanted to do, but this has to be a discrete solution.
The radios have BTL output.
Try using a couple of caps to isolate the voltage on the lines -
take both speaker outputs to a mod transformer - IN on the secondaries,
and OUT on the
At 04:01 AM 12/23/04 -, you wrote:
I know I've brought this subject up before, but have lost all the
emails about it. I need some help building an RF Coupler Iso-Tee to
begin learning to adjust duplexers. Someone gave me some
instructions on how to build one out of a pl259/so239 t
Looking for tuning instructions and/or information on a Celwave
model HFD8461A preselector-thingy-do-bob - any help would be appreciated.
Direct replies are encouraged. Thanks.
- Adam -
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On running DC fans on repeater projects - half of the problem-childs
I have seen are noise super-imposed on the DC lines, and half are radiated
noise caused by cheap brush or brushless fans found at the swaps. I use
220 AC fans run on 110, and they seem to work just fine...
- Adam -
You could try MCM Electronics in Dayton OH for new parts, or Fair Radio
in Lima OH for surplus...
- Adam -
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