Laryn Lohman wrote:
>We have a UHF Micor with the unified chassis in operation here. Our
>exciter is on all the time too. It will modulate any audio sent to
>it just like the repeater is actually on the air, as long as you are
>within a few feet of it so you can hear the signal. Seems like
However, not doing the mod does make the stability solid as a rock (no
pun intended). If the channel element has to start up when the repeater
is keyed, it has to stabilize. You may never notice the difference
except on a monitor or heterodyne with another repeater, but it is
there. If your spacing
Mike, good idea. Its definitely annoying to have the oscillator
running all the time while working up at the site. Its one of those
things that was near the bottom of the priority list to take care of
sometime, but that trick should be easy and quick to do... Thanks
Laryn K8TVZ
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If this is a repeater (where there is no antenna relay) there is
a simple way to fix this... unground the F1 TX channel element
pin and connect it to the antenna relay control lead. This way
when the TX is keyed the channel element is turned on.
Mike WA6ILQ
At 06:41 PM 1/18/04 +, you wrote
That's what I found on my 6 meter repeater. Exciter oscillator runs all the
time. I believe I configured it so it would not do that. It's a real pain
when using an HT in the repeater shack otherwise.
Chuck
WB2EDV
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We have a UHF Micor with the unified chassis in operation here. Our
exciter is on all the time too. It will modulate any audio sent to
it just like the repeater is actually on the air, as long as you are
within a few feet of it so you can hear the signal. Seems like I
read somewhere that thi
Just a thought, Did you check the Txkey input line to the exciter?
AC0Y
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wrote:
> --- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, "Maire Company"
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I would try first to clean all the boards where they
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, "Maire Company"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I would try first to clean all the boards where they plug into
the back
> board.
> also the connections on all the boards to the sub boards also
check the 9.6
> volt fuse
> good luck
>
>
I'll try that. Th
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