Well if you think about it, Nate, VE's ARE an off-site testing facillity... of
sorts.
Mark - N9WYS (also a pilot)
--- On Thu, 8/12/10, Nate Duehr n...@natetech.com wrote:
Side-comment: As a pilot and IT person, I've been taking tests for both at
professional testing locations like ProMetric
AVG Free anti-virus software also has a built-in spyware removal tool. I also
use the ones George captioned below - and even I get bit every once in a while
by some new bug.
It's amazing that so many people have the time on their hands to be able to
propagate all this crap...
Mark - N9WYS
I also am experiencing a power-up problem with a 900 MHz Spectra. This one is
one I converted to an A9 control head and conventional operation. It's been
working fine for about the past three months or so, but now I am stuck in, for
lack of a better description, a boot loop. The radio
That's OK - it got me too.
There's just enough of a ring of truth (considering this supposedly occurred
in California) to make it sound plausible.
Mark - N9WYS
--- On Wed, 4/8/09, David Struebel wb2...@optonline.net wrote:
From: David Struebel wb2...@optonline.net
Subject: Re:
That was the rating from Motorola... but they were often-times good for a bit
more. In fact, that Community Repeater I just rebuilt from scratch had a 75W
PA, and I got just under 100 out of it when I fired it up.
Of course, I dialed it down to 50 to keep it legal for GMRS.
Mark - N9WYS /
Kevin, Gervais, and all...
I'm not sure if UHF elements are redone at the same price as a VHF or not,
but the last UHF one I had done at ICM cost me $55... tuned right up with no
problems.
No muss, no fuss. ;-)
Mark - N9WYS
Kevin Custer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is this group defunct? I posted a message a couple of weeks ago, and it
hasn't posted yet.
I reported that I had to repair a couple of my SpectraTAC receiver power
supplies, and that the new replacement electrolytic caps I received from
Motorola were substantially larger than the ones that came
I have what I believe is a circulator/isolator that I would like to
identify.
It is big and heavy, meaning it measures 13W x 4 5/8H x 1 7/8D, and
weighs about 15 lbs.
The label says: Microwave Associates, a M/A Com company
Serial: 1009
Model J-210
It has
I'm thinking that "Eric B" doesn't know that this repeaterhas an internal controller. He probably saw the empty Molex connector on the back panel and made an assumption - and we all know what hapens when we ASSUME... heheheMark - N9WYS"Jim B." [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: skipp025 wrote: Kirk
Sorry - I meant "Kirk G"..Mark Tomany [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I'm thinking that "Eric B" doesn't know that this repeaterhas an internal controller. He probably saw the empty Molex connector on the back panel and made an assumption - and we all know what hapens when
Sorry - I meant "Krik G"..Mark Tomany [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I'm thinking that "Eric B" doesn't know that this repeaterhas an internal controller. He probably saw the empty Molex connector on the back panel and made an assumption - and we all know what hapens when
Why use Heliax? 'Cause we can! hehehe (In my case, I have someone else footing the bill, and they have SPOOLS of Heliax available, so...) Just another observation regarding my use of the power I mentioned: I have an area where even mobile coverage is poor, and the extra power has allowed me
OK... I'll stand-by then. No knowledge there.N9WYSKen Arck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: At 04:57 PM 1/12/2006 -0600, you wrote:Contact me off list - I can espouse on that... I have a TKR-820 operatingthrough a CAT-300 controller.---We're talking a
Doug,Try this link: http://www.rohnindustries.com/ROHNNET/rohnnet2004/html2004/index.htmlThen click on "On-Line Catalog" on the left side of the page. This will open a PDF screen on the page. Choose the "GT Series" towers, then "25G", and finally "Foundation Details". You can print
John,
Did you notice that these are rated for 50W max?? They are also described as "access point" antennas - I assume that they are referring to computer-type WAN or something similar. Bandwidth is probably acceptable, but power handling would bemy big question...
Mark - N9WYSJOHN MACKEY
Sorry for this being a bit off-topic, but.
I was *given* a Motorola DC Power Supply, Model R1011AA, S/N:261CEUO488.
This unit will not power up at all. (D'ya think that's why they gave it to
me??)
Before I go digging in and prodding around, I'm wondering if anyone has a
digitized manual,
Hi, Steve.
I'm, pretty sure thatI have a "digitized" version of the R-100 manual at home... I'll have to check to see where it is. If it's on my main computer, it may take some time to get to it again - I've had a MAJOR problem with McAfee antivirus, and I'm starting from scratch with a fresh
Gerry,
There was no e-mail address with the message - can you contact me off list? I tried your address as listed in QRZ.com... Not sure if that one is accurate, though.
Mark - N9WYS
n9wys (at) ameritech (dot) net[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
During a recent move (hope to never do that
Im still working on improving my repeaters RX coverage, specifically handheld
coverage To do this, Im
considering remote RX sites, RF-linked to the main repeater (voted). So..
I have two Mitrek drawer units in my shack T45JJA6900. In attempting to decode these, I think
Ive found (on
Id like some information on this Power Amp:
Standard UHF RF Power Amplifier
Model RPA-5/90WA
25A input at 12VDC
The heat sink is finned aluminum, measures ~19.5 x ~10.5 inches, and is
notched for rack mounting.
Is this amp rated for continuous duty at full output, or is it
I've been getting them, too... Sent direct to my e-mail address. Happens each time I post to this list. Maybe someone is using that server to receive this list?
Mark - N9WYSKevin Custer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Where did this come from?I didn't get a copy of it, but my spam blocker might have
Joe, Eric and all...
I searched again after I sent my first message, and I did find this item. Thanks for alerting me to it also. This is exactly what I'm looking for.
Mark - N9WYSEric Lemmon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mark,Tessco does have the attenuator you seek, listed under "RF
Maybe we could just get it put up on the repeater builder web page somewhere?? It seems there's quite a bit of interest in this...
Mark - N9WYSJames H Vernetti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would like a copy of the sweep modulator pages also.thanksJim[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yahoo! Groups
OK Im still working on this machine, but
slowly making progress
I remember a previous discussion about how to bring controller
functions to the accessory plug, but I cannot seem to locate it. What I want
to do is interface an external controller to the repeater. Can anyone point me
.
Gregg R. Lengling, W9DHI,
RetiredAdministrator http://www.milwaukeehdtv.orgK2/100
S#3075 KX1 S# 57Member: ARRL, RSGB, RCA, WERA and
ORC
-Original
Message-From: Mark
Tomany [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, May 22, 2004 6:16
PMTo:
Repeater-Builder
Don't feel bad - Yaesu is the same, since being acquired by Vertex Standard.
I was trying to locate the 6m FEX-736 module for my FT-736R. They tell me
the radio no longer supported, and they're right. NOTHING online regarding
that radio, nor anything else that is not current product. (They
@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Icom IC-RP4020 Power Problems
There have been several modules on eBay - even a few 1.2G ones!
Joe M.
Mark Tomany wrote:
I was trying to locate the 6m FEX-736 module for my FT-736R. They tell me
the radio no longer supported, and they're right
Maybe I'm taking to simple of a view, but could this be some sort of
harmonic? However, if my math is correct (and it usually isn't... :-p )
that would be about a 4th order harmonic, I think. (If that's even
possible.) Or am I all wet?
Mark - N9WYS
-Original Message-
From: Richard
Skip - can you advise the part numbers for the manual sections for the UHF
receiver? My manual has the transmitter stuff, but the receiver stuff is
all for the VHF unit. I'm going to try to get them from Motorola... If I'm
not successful, do you - or anyone else here - have the UHF receiver
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