Mike Besemer (WM4B) wrote:
Actually, the /R is not ALLOWED by FCC rules any longer.
This is interesting, can you show us where in the rules this is?
mwbese...@cox.net wrote:
'R' is assigned by ITU to European and Asiatic Russia.
Mike
WM4B
On Mon, May 4, 2009 at 8:28 AM , Bob M. wrote:
USC 47 part 97 (FCC amateur service) rule 97.119(c) quoted below:
(c) One or more indicators may be included with the call sign.
Each
Ryan wrote:
Hi Group,
I am in need of the crimp tool for the 16 connector for the gm300 series. The
tool that allows crimping of the pins to wire.
Also, a source for said tool. I want one too!! Mike
Ken Arck wrote:
At 04:29 PM 3/30/2009, Mike Pugh wrote:
Ryan wrote:
Hi Group,
I am in need of the crimp tool for the 16 connector for the gm300
series. The tool that allows crimping of the pins to wire.
Also, a source for said tool. I want one too!! Mike
Chris Carruba wrote:
I think you're referring to AMP tool # 91516-1
http://parts.digikey.com/1/parts/391772-tool-crimper-mt-conn-20-24-awg-91516-1.html
big $$'s for a 1 time use...
No, I am definitely NOT talking about a $570 tool!!! :-) Mike
Original Message
Subject:Re: [Repeater-Builder] Simpler Radios, (Was PL vs. DPL)
Date: Thu, 5 Mar 2009 18:24:35 -0600
From: Don Kupferschmidt d...@httpd.org
Reply-To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
References:
AJ wrote:
snip
I know in a recent conversation here on RB, one of the users had a
Solar Charge Controller inline between his 12 volt power supply (in
our case a GE Mastr II 30 amp supply) and the actual repeater equipment.
That was me askin' the questions, and Doug doin' all the answerin'.
, there is no diagram below Can it be sent again, or be sent
directly to me? Thanks in advance. Mike Pugh KA4MKG
Doug Bade wrote:
Mid power Mastr II stations used 15 amp factory power supplies...100w
stations used 30 amp power supples..
so.. probably less than 15 amps.. maybe 10-12..
Apparently I am going to be inheriting the care and feeding of some
MastrII's. First order of business is to get
Doug Bade wrote:
The loaded voltage is about 12.5 to 12.8 comparable to what would be
in the trunk of a car starting at 13.8 at the battery alternator
connection.. including voltage drop...
That was the design anyhow... Astron's or eq are some what of a
problem as they really do not sag at
Nate Duehr wrote:
Careful..
1) You should never let a lead-acid battery go completely down, not even a
so-called deep-cycle one, if you want it to last a long time. Look at the
manufacturer's specs and build a voltage-based cut-off switch that will shut
down the output before they go below
wd8chl wrote:
Gordon 'Yeti' wrote:
Further question - are you sure it was the 41AT? And why were they illegal?
Sorry-in hindsight they were 41A's, not the AT version...no DTMF pad.
And they are illegal because they are ham rigs. And it's illegal to use
ham frequencies for a
Alexander N Tubonjic wrote:
I am wanting to swap out the BNC receiver connector to an N
connector on my Kenwood TKR-750 2 meter repeater. After contacting
Kenwood and getting quoted some crack prices I figured I'd see if
anyone has anything laying around or has any ideas on here.
Why?
John J. Riddell wrote:
Mike, the BNC connector was designed for quick
insertion / disconnect and works very well in most applications.
I keep forgetting why I don't post here very often. You're absolutely
correct John. I never said that they were permanent substitutes for each
other, I
Paul N1BUG wrote:
I could use a little help here. I have a repeater tower with 2 meter
and 440 repeater on it. I have been contacted by a wireless internet
service provider about putting some 900 MHz stuff on my tower. The
deal they are offering is attractive but I'm wondering if there
Peter Summerhawk wrote:
Morning Crew,
I have a couple of M-10 radios with RICK along with a cellwave mobile
duplexer that I need a metal locking enclousure for to keep people out
of the equipment. This will be wall mounted and inside to weather is
not going to be a problem. Does anyone
Daron Wilson wrote:
*My apologies, I thought it was painfully obvious*
This is the internet Pick one or the other, you very seldom get both
at the same time. :-) Mike
Jim Cicirello wrote:
Doug,
Did these radios relay thru the squad, towers, or were they direct to
the ER? Always wondered.
Reminds me of a story an old Mot tech told me one time. They had just
finished putting the 911 system in in Boyd County Kentucky. The hospital
had the portable
if someone wants them. We'll
be happy to negotiate with a purchaser to go to Florida and get them,
and bring them back to somewhere near Lexington, Ky where we are
located. Off list please..
Mike Pugh KA4MKG
Mike Pugh Distributions
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bkcarter33 wrote:
Mike,
I appreciate your response and concerns. I should have mentioned in
my original post that I am either the the representative of the
license holder (Kaysville City) for these frequencies, or in contact
with the person who is.
Sounds like yours is a different story.
the county to incur a license infraction with the FCC, or worse,
a fine, or the loss of a license.
I'd step very carefully here if it were me. In all license services
except the amateur bands, just because you can wire it together, don't
assume it is legal
Mike Pugh
Maire-Radios wrote:
**
*Sent:* Thursday, November 13, 2008 8:01 PM
*Subject:* Motorola P-100 radio's
*Have a bin of Motorola P-100 2 channel and some 6 channel UHF 460 to
470 band and a number of chargers.*
Hw big is the bin? How many radios are we talking about? Mike
Go to your local musician supply store. Thee is a company called SKB
cases (or something really close to that). The manufacture musician's
road cases that use clip and screws that will fit what you are looking
for. Mike
souryatlexcomincdotnet wrote:
Hello Everyone,
Does anybody have a source
Morning Crew,
I need some help locating some of the Motorola single channel
radios with the 16 pin connector on the back for use in a portable repeater
for our comm van to be used as a special events repeater. Been hunting EBay
with little to no success, does anyone have just
Robin Midgett wrote:
Also available are four 900 MHz. Motorola Maxtrac mobiles which can
be modified to the ham band. Several friends and I invested in this
equipment a few years ago...the project isn't making progress so we'd
like to liquidate it.
Make an offer; this stuff needs to go.
Guys, I'm part of a club in Nicholasville (south of Lexington) that is
looking for a clear 440 link frequency for a repeater project. If you
are using any 440 frequency in Central Kentucky for a link frequency,
would you please drop me a line telling me (privately) what it is so we
can stay
that is pulled away from families, and other more pressing obligations.
Maybe is there was a $500 coordination fee charged to the applicant, the
coordinator would move a whole lot faster. But, of course, that would
never work either...
My 2 cents worth Mike Pugh KA4MKG
if you want. Mike Pugh KA4MKG
at a complete standstill with this station until I have the
missing info.
Thanks in advance,
Mike Pugh KA4MKG
Lexington, Ky.
Eric Lemmon wrote:
Mike,
Let's start with the model number of your PURC station, which is? I wasn't
aware of a PURC9000 station.
I wasn't aware that I made a type, it is actually a PURC5000.. My fat
fingered boo boo. :-) Mike
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To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] 900 MHz PURC5000 help
Eric Lemmon wrote:
Mike,
Let's start with the model number
This is ridiculous! I wasn't aware that I made a TYPO!!! Note a TYPE!!
:-) Mike
Mike Pugh wrote:
Eric Lemmon wrote:
Mike,
Let's start with the model number of your PURC station, which is? I wasn't
aware of a PURC9000 station.
I wasn't aware that I made a type, it is actually
Ken Arck wrote:
I'm looking for the set of brackets that allow a T1500 series
duplexer to be recessed mounted in a rack so the tuning shafts don't
protrude past the front of the rack.
If you have a set that you wish to part with, contact me offlist
I took a 2x4, drilled it through the
Mike Besemer (WM4B) wrote:
Eric,
In a perfect world, I’d love to both hear specific values AND be alerted
if values drifted out-of-bounds. The idea of remote monitoring came
about because we have several users who swear ‘the repeater is weak
today’, but whenever I go check it,
skipp025 wrote:
Re: PSE-508-2 Repeater Controller for Mastr II Station
I'm seeing these controllers on Ebay.
PSE-508-2 Repeater Controller for Mastr II Station
Ebay Item number: 260145863366
Anyone every used one..? Have any history or opinions about
it/them?
thanks in
Roger Stacey wrote:
Here's the response from Tait Radio
My bet is that the person who is responding to you is still thinking
commercial applications. Probably doesn't even know what a ham is. If
you haven't done so, I would call them, and try to explain to them that
it is not going in the
John Reid wrote:
We just installed our feedline and antenna for a new UHF repeater in
Southeastern Indiana. We have approximately 180 feet of 1 5/8 Andrew
Heliax left over. If anyone is interestd, we would sure like to recoup
$360 of our expenses, I cant deliver or ship, but it is available
Isn't that the same thing? :-) Mike
WD7F - John in Tucson wrote:
It's a pilot's term, I think. Missed the target, no target found,
missed the interception point, etc.
de WD7F
John in Tucson
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To:
We used to tell people that Motorola watts were bigger than anyone
else's watts. Funny thing was that a lot of folks believed us! Mike KA4MKG
Gary Schafer wrote:
That reminds me of a time (many years ago) when I worked for Motorola.
One of the Motorola salesman was telling some of the
Ken Arck wrote:
---Don't tell me that! I'm looking at a '94 Vette for my wife!
Damn good trade Sir! :-) Mike
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Sent: Wednesday, February 07, 2007 5:50 AM
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Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Low sens
Sorry to butt into this conversation, but I need a source for these
fuses. I have a 2001D monitor, that takes a 1/8a fuse.. Any of you guys
able to help? Mike KA4MKG
Eric Lemmon wrote:
Ben,
Both the GEN and the ANT connectors have 1/16 ampere pico fuses behind them,
just in case the
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Sent: Wednesday, February 07, 2007 8:50 AM
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Low sens on a 2600 monitor
http://www.surplussales.com/Manuals/man_mfj.html
Has it listed available for $10.. Mike
w2drh wrote:
Hi ALL
I have an MFJ-2040 Autopatch repeater controller. I deperately need the
manual for it. Can anyone please help? Thank you!
Dave
very true.. Mike
Richard wrote:
Heh... Same thing I found; Google is your friend. grin
Richard, N7TGB
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I know, it's off topic, but at least if we find one, we'll use it ON a
repeater... :-)
Does anyone know of a source for a microphone to fit an Icom IC-2340H?
It's a dual band mobile. The microphone is an HM-77A. A friend is
looking for one.. If you have one, or have a source, let me know..
Obviously works best when you use hot air! Mike
R. K. Brumback wrote:
“it is only certified to work on mountains up
to 9,000 “
The trick here is to add more air to the inside of the duplexer as the
air becomes thinner the higher you go. I suggest you drill and tap each
can and
A quick check of the manual online shows zone 1 channel one to be
repeater transmit What this means (in cat-speak) is that by toggling
this channel back and forth, you can internally make or break the PTT
connection between the repeater and transmitter. That's what you are
looking for. 73 Mike
You guys enjoy the dinner. Business will keep me from being at Dayton
this year. Take care! Mike KA4MKG
Scott Zimmerman wrote:
Be sure to stop by our booth all day Friday or Saturday morning to sign
up for the 2nd Annual Repeater-Builder Dayton Dinner. We promise to try
to find a place a
That's not a very nice thing to say about a Quantar! :-) Mike
skipp025 wrote:
DOES ANYONE KNOW HOW TO WIRE UP A CAT CONTROLLER TO A
QUANTAR REAPEATER,
Kind of like putting a 4 cylinder engine in a Ferrari...
s.
ps: just kidding... (or am I?)
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I saw one being used in an inplant repeater once when I was working for
Motorola. We didn't do the interfacing, so I don't know much about it,
but it had the A7 head, and the interfacing was done with the head and
remote cable intact. Was a very cobbled up mess as I recall... Mike
Randy Nelson
skipp025 wrote:
Kris Kirby [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What if you took two 1/4 wave ground planes, mounted
the RX antenna up top, fed with hardline, and mounted
the TX antenna pointing down, 1/2 wavelength (or 4/2
wavelegths) down from the mounting point of the first
antenna?
Did this
skipp025 wrote:
...Handbook Project.
Smart Alec youngster... by cracky when I was your
age all we had were wooden cavities... and we
like'd em.
Glad you enjoyed the shot. Thanks for the laugh! Mike
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Bob, I'm using one on the receiver in my repeater. I snatched it off of
a decommissioned 800 Mhz trunk system. It is a little deaf, and I'm
just trying to eliminate variables... Thanks! Mike
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 1/30/2006 14:51, you wrote:
Bob, what's your opinion on right angle
Bob, what's your opinion on right angle silver plated N connectors at
900 Mhz? Mike
Bob Dengler wrote:
At 1/30/2006 12:50 PM, you wrote:
This one is a bit funny..
As part of the big project this weekend, I had this UHF amp with
output on a pigtail with a BNC male on the end. I needed to
Ken, I think you have the perfect callsign. (If you'd only have been a
0 grinning and ducking! Mike
Ken Arck wrote:
At 07:42 PM 1/27/2006 -0500, you wrote:
I just found out that I got my vanity call sign. Congratulations to me!
W2ARK WQDY219
---I tried to get AH6ARCK
I missed it, can you make the plans available, with or without the volt
meter mod? Mike
Jim Cicirello wrote:
A while back there was an excellent article on making these Z Matchers.
I made two, one VHF, One UHF, they worked well. The only parts were two
Piston Caps, One turn coil between
Besides, if you need to start the generator because the electric is out,
where are you going to plug the lamp in to warm the generator so it will
start? Mike
Chuck Kelsey wrote:
Guys,
I have a 5KW natural gas generator at my house to serve as backup power
to not only the house, but it
plugged it.. Mike
Bob M. wrote:
On a standby generator that's hooked to an auto-start
switch, this isn't a problem. Presumably, if the power
goes out and he's home at the time, he'll be able to
get to the genset before it cools off.
Bob M.
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waiting on my controller. Thanks Mike Pugh KA4MKG
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Don wrote:
I just wonder how many of the chargers I have seen at the Hamfest Not
Working if this was the Problem, But Hey wait a Minuit is this Some
Big Secret that no one wanted to share because the Motorola Shops,
Dealers Just Sell the Customer a New One after all the Case dos not
come
Well, your post may be off topic. If it is, then my reply is also off
topic. But what the hell, congratulations to you, and the family! Hope
everyone continues to be well. Best 73! Mike KA4MKG
Steaven Rogers, W4YI wrote:
Sorry for the off topic post, but this is a one time post on the
Anyone have one of these puppies for sale? I could use one for my T8xx
receiver. Mike KA4MKG
wa6rqd wrote:
Bernd Maestling wrote:
Hello,
I'm still looking for the DIP-switch settings
of the TAIT T800 Series I internal CTCSS boards.
If someone have some informations please let me know.
73
If all else fails, I've got a 440 isopole in my garage that I can
dimension for you. Mike
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In relocating my shop, I've lost my instruction sheet for assembling the
old 440 MHz Isopole Antenna. The ant has been sitting high and dry
(overhead) in the shop ceiling for
Bobby, what are you looking for, and what do you want to pay/trade? I've
got a modified GM300 here ready to go. We;re not that far apart, I'm in
Lexington, Ky, and come to Renfro Valley every weekend, as I'm on staff
there in the band. Mike KA4MKG
Bob wrote:
Looking to Buy a UHF 440 mhz
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The 6K and 7K have been discontinued, but the feature will be kept in
the new 7330 controller.
It's been a while since I looked, how's the timeframe coming for the
release of the 7330 Bob? Mike KA4MKG
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Q wrote:
First,sorry for multiple group posting but bad times forcing sale of the
following:
1-Cushman CE5 service monitor with broadband mixer and deviation meter $250
1-IFR AM/FM 1000A service monitor,no battery,works well. $1000
Tell me more about these items. Duplex generate, ham band
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To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: OT: NC man charged with 'driving a cop
car' due to ham antennas
But it also tends to get
Whether he DID or DID NOT do anything illegal is up to the courts to
decide. Apparently, one can infer from the arresting officer's actions
that the officer had probable cause to arrest him based on what he
observed Mike
Jim B. wrote:
Mike Pugh wrote:
But it also tends to get one
Did you also note what looked to me to be a flashing lite on the left
rear deck behind the deck speaker? I looked for one on the driver's
side, but couldn't positively make out that there was a light there.
Looks to me like Jerry is in deep doo doo... Mike
Eric wrote:
Well I went to the
But it also tends to get one arrested.. So, unless you're a cop, or are
not wishing to invite trouble, why have one? Mike
Fred Fitte wrote:
Having a radar unit is perfectly legal.
Fred
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Or at least a wag! :-) Mike
Ken Arck wrote:
At 08:45 PM 7/21/2005 -0400, you wrote:
Did you also note what looked to me to be a flashing lite on the left
rear deck behind the deck speaker?
---Looks like a set of wig-wags to me...
Ken
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of gas,
I would not care to let my car sit and idle for hours on end, especially
if I was driving a Vic as my POV.
Careful your slip is showing.. :-) Mike
Joe M.
Mike Pugh wrote:
As for building a vehicle to be used by emergency or county officials in
case of an emergency. I wonder
Kevin, my curiosity is killing me, how in the world do you know where
Crum Kermit are? Been there many times myself.. How about Justice
W.Va? Mike
Kevin Custer wrote:
Jim B. wrote:
I've driven through WV, even 2M dosen't get into some of those valleys.
You mean places like Crum or
Or cell phones..
Joe wrote:
I've always liked:
You've Got Questions? We've got batteries
At 04:53 PM 6/10/2005 -0700, you wrote:
Standard Radio Shaft motto?
You have questions? So do we.
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the clock speed, and therefore move the birdie to
another, non interfering frequency. Crude, but it worked.. Mike Pugh KA4MKG
Tim S. wrote:
This is a little off topic but I could use some help.
I am working on a fire truck that is getting interferrence on the VHF
(156.075mhz) from the trucks wiring
Bob wrote:
I'll be the middle-aged white guy with a pot-belly and an HT on my
belt...oh, and I may be wearing a baseball cap (thinning hair, dontcha
know).
That should narrow it down to where you'd be one of several thousand
there. :-) Mike
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Bet I can spot you a mile away! :-) Mike
Jim McLaughlin wrote:
Right!..and parked in the Salem Mall, standing next to the
car with the antennas and ham plates. That will surely narrow it down.
Jim WA9FPT
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of the cabinet. Now it is taking up
space in my garage. It is heavy, so a local pickup would be nice
Anyone interested? Mike Pugh KA4MKG
Oh. I've got pictures if you might want to see them.
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Neil McKie wrote:
Of course TX-RX if friendly ... look at all the money you spent.
Mike Pugh wrote:
Did you try calling them and asking for tech support? I've got
TXRX in all of my repeaters,and have found them excellent the
help when asked..
Good luck! Mike
T.J. wrote:
I tried looking
Full info can be found on their site.
http://www.txrx.com/product/product.aspx?UID=5a623bb0-6489-4e26-9ebc-e65d5e8b391b
takes you to their VHF cans page where all of the models are listed. Mike
T.J. wrote:
What info, if any does anyone have on a TX RX Band pass cavity duplexer,
model
that they don't make any more.
That's why I resorted to asking here to see if any one has some old info
laying around on this duplexer.
T.J.
Mike Pugh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Full info can be found on their site.
takes you to their VHF cans page where all of the models
Take a look at this page http://www.mikepugh.net/repeater.html . I
built it in 2001, and it's been running ever since. I can give you a lot
of pointers if you want to do it this way. Email me direct.. Mike Pugh
KA4MKG
Tony wrote:
I wanted to get some feedback from the community. I am
Cool! What does something like this cost? Mike
Sean wrote:
Hi Group,
I am posting this with Kevin's permission.
My friend and I have been machining custom rack mount panels for our
repeaters and remotes. We currently have a 1U panel that holds two
Kenwood TM-x31/TM-x41 series
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I recently built a portable repeater using one of the aluminum
tech tool boxes
you can find at Home depot.
Got pictures to share by chance? Mike
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Henry Radio uses 125 degree thermo-switches on their commercial amps. If
you check out their web page they sell the switches for $9.50 The
switches are used to activate 12-V cooling fans on their amps.
Ken, speaking of the Kenwood remote bases, do you manufacture a board,
or a kit for the remote base interface for the G707's etc? If so, how much.
Also, has any consideration been made of developing a USB port
programming solution? My laptop does not have a serial port! :-( Mike
Ken Arck
Looking for a 6 ft. Motorola base station cabinet with lockable doors
for a repeater project. Within driving distance of Lexington, Ky. please.
Thanks! Mike Pugh KA4MKG
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Mike Morris WA6ILQ wrote:
One thing I could use some help on...
Is there a software package that can turn a TIFF file into
a PDF that can be cut and pasted from?
eFax shows up as a TIFF format file, and nothing I have
right now will take TIFF and make it into a file that I can
cut
Probably. The RCC I worked for quit adding TV pagers in 1990! Enjoy it
while it lasts. But then again, as the load goes away from those turning
in pagers in favor of cells, you might be able to keep it forever. :-) Mike
JOHN MACKEY wrote:
I must be the last person still getting dervice and
Paul Finch wrote:
The voice coming from the dispatcher over the repeater was
always so sexy, she had to be a Ten, right? Well as luck would have it I
got to make a service call to that dispatch office, much to my dismay I
found she would have fit better in two chairs than one.
That just
Tony King - W4ZT wrote:
My question is, how much physical separation must I have between the
VHF/UHF antennas to prevent damaging either radio while transmitting on the
other?
I've always used a rule of thumb of 1/4 wave plus a little at the lowest
frequency. In other words, in this
Mike, one way that I solved this sometime back was to use a small
program called PDFxchange. It installs in your computer as a printer
driver, but outputs whatever you send to it into a *.PDF file. I used
Microsoft Word, and imported the JPG's into it, page after page, and
tweaked it until I
not
leave a watermark like other free PDF programs.
Jason
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Sent: Saturday, November 20, 2004 9:52 PM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Question for the list...
Mike, one way that I solved
a power supply by
bypassing the primary side of the transformer in a traditional PC supply
and feeding the secondary with 12VDC.
Mike
kb9yku wrote:
your welcome
butt did you look at the prices
for my income thay mite as well be made
kb9yku
At 06:59 PM 11/17/2004, Mike Pugh wrote:
Cool
Q wrote:
FYI,there are DC power supplies available for direct replacement in PC's for
12,24 or 48 volt battery systems.
Where? How much? Mike
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Cool! I never knew that there was such a product. Thanks! Mike
kb9yku wrote:
look hear
http://www.cyberresearch.com/store/categorybrowse.aspx?categoryid=66
At 08:34 AM 11/17/2004, you wrote:
Q wrote:
FYI,there are DC power supplies available for direct replacement in
PC's for
Anyone have any experience with these units? I've been offered one, and
it looks like it will do most everything I'll ever need for it to do,
but I'm not familiar with it, I've only been around Cushman Mot stuff.
Please email direct so I can ask some specific questions. Thanks! Mike Pugh
It just unplugs. You will need a special cable to plug back into the
circuit board to plumb the RF out to the outside world. It is a standard
Mot part, but I do not know the part number. Get yourself a service
manual, the part is listed in there... Good luck! Mike
Steaven Rogers, W4YI wrote:
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