Midland Base-Tech Series, mid 1990's vintage,
prices shown are from the August 94 Midland pricing manual:
71-7900 Control Panel
$ 585.00
71-3300B 30-70 watt RF amp
$1310.00
71-3051 4 channel eprom programmable exciter $1205.00
71-3052B 4 channel crystal controlled
The TFE-6030 was used in the Motorola Mark 12 mobiles. I have the service
manual and tuning instructions here somewhere but it will take a while to
dig it out.
Andy
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FCC Licensed Technician / Amateur Call NC4AB / Echolink Node 5761
The TKR-820 you have will do 440 amateur with proper programming / tuning /
realignment, no component changes needed.
Andy
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NC Certified Firefighter III / EMT-A
FCC Licensed Technician / Amateur Call NC4AB / Echolink Node 5761
Both the frequency eeprom and tone eeprom are a 93C46, should be available
from Mouser or Digi-Key.
Andy
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NC Certified Firefighter III / EMT-A
FCC Licensed Technician / Amateur Call NC4AB / Echolink Node 5761
Pin outs are as follows:
Pin 1 Int speaker high / speaker B / Pl / DPL (selectable)
Pin 2 Mute (PL COS, voltage depends on radio band)
Pin 3 Volume High / DPTT
Pin 4 GND
Pin 5 Switched A+
Pin 6 COS (5V = squelched, 0 v = un squelched)
Pin 7 Filtered A+
Pin 8 GND
Skip -
I would suggest building an adapter rather than buying a prom burner.
The cost of proms (when you can find them) has gone out the roof.
E-mail me direct if you are using 82s129s or 82s131 Proms as I have an
adapter already built to handle these proms (they were used in the Motorola
Tim -
As far as the RH256 radios with enough modification they can be set up to
work as simplex link radios for Echolink or IRLP.
Both radios will encode and decode CTCSS tones.
The RH256 will require some component changes and a complete retuning /
alignment.
The RH256NB model may be able
The MLS 1 uses a 2816 eeprom, programmed via the TQ-2310 suitcase.
E-mail me off list, we can program the MLS1 if needed
Andy
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NC Certified Firefighter III / Instructor II / EMT-A
FCC Licensed Technician / Amateur Call NC4AB /
Mark -
The 70-1052A is the correct interface for the 70-265B.
E-mail me off list and I'll try to help you troubleshoot the problem.
I'm guessing a computer that is too fast.
Andy
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NC Certified Firefighter III / Instructor II /
I can reprogram your eeprom, shoot me an e-mail direct.
One word of warning, the MSF-5000 CW ID timer is hard coded to ID at 15
minute intervals.
As far as adding an external controller check MSF-5000 article on the
repeater builder website
Andy
I have a MSF-5000 UHF base station that I want to convert to repeater
service, and have all of the components needed other than the TEE cable
that connects the transmit filter / receiver / antenna.
Motorola P/N TLE5732A, should have a green color stripe on it.
Thanks and Merry Christmas
Andy
Lance
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I have some
of the reeds you need, $4.00 each
Andy--NC
Certified Firefighter III / Instructor II / EMT-AFCC Licensed Technician /
Amateur Call NC4AB / Echolink Node 5761http://www.brinkleyelectronics.com -Original
Mathew
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IIRC the two beeps
indicates an impedance mismatch between the IPA andthe prefilter or the PA
and the post filter. Tune both of these and it should
work.
Also I did not realize you
have the DTMF option, it would be best to unplug it so that you can check the
repeater without
Don't know what engine you have in the fire truck but Detroit had a problem
several years ago with their DDEC ECM radiating spurs.
Look in the 30-50 MHz range with your analyzer and see if you have spikes
every MHz or so.
Detroit replaced the ECM under warranty and the problem disappeared for
Set the TOT for 0 and it disables it.
73's
Andy
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NC Certified Firefighter III / Instructor II / EMT-A
FCC Licensed Technician / Amateur Call NC4AB / Echolink Node 5761
http://www.brinkleyelectronics.com
Yahoo! Groups Links
Tom
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I
use:
Roger Ries program
Paul Bennett's program
A programthat I wrote
R-1801 Suitcase
Send
me your file and I'll look at it and check it with a Syntor I keep on the on the
bench and make sure it works.
It's
been a while since I did a UHF Syntor, but if my memory is correct
Mathew -
What version of the Syntor do you have?
The Syntors came several flavors, and each required a different approach for
programming.
See the link to Mike Blenderman's page below for more info.
http://www.open.org/~blenderm/syntorx/index.html#top_home
E-mail me with your model # and I'll
Ian -
Peter O'Brien was selling them, the last address that I had for him was:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Andy
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NC Certified Firefighter III / Instructor II / EMT-A
FCC Licensed Technician / Amateur Call NC4AB / Echolink Node 5761
Lee -
I would be interested in the specific FCC Regs that prohibit a mobile (or
base station) to be used as a repeater.
I have seen many commercial repeaters made from two mobiles.
Andy
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NC Certified Firefighter III / Instructor II
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