Sounds good, but you don't understand, first this is an attempt to kill the on going expense we have each month, as well as Nextel is not in our area enough to give coverage. Thanks.Mathew Al Wolfe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Date: Sat, 01 Apr 2006 01:30:03 - From: "n9lv" <[EMAIL
Cingular's push to talk feature might be a solution.
Kevin King SCSA BSCIS
ARS KC6OVD
GMRS KAG0378
EIEIO 2722
Acworth Georgia
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I have a B94MDB-3106AT-SP13 Motrac Repeater , It is on 463 right now.
I am wondering how much work is involved in moving it to 440?
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Recently there were some negative comments about the LMR coax. I have not
used it before but was curious what problems others may have encountered
while using it.
Tim KB2MFS
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Here is an off the wall thought. Install 802.11 throughout the stores.
Then use some of those netgear wifi phones. It would be free as long
as you are calling one another. http://tools.netgear.com/skype/
Dan KC2BEZ
On 4/2/06, Kevin King [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Cingular's push to talk
Tim,
The only issue I have had is that if you get any moisture between the braid
and foil shield.. you will soon have the million diode marching band
serenading your receiver in a duplex environment. It happened to a guy just
South of here when a hunk was used in a duplexer harness a while back.
I have had good luck, except the LMR400 / similar to 9913 is prone to center conductor (copper clad solid aluminum) breaking if it gets too much flexing. ssbOn 4/2/06,
Mike Perryman K5JMP [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tim,The only issue I have had is that if you get any moisture between the
Re: Need Plan info on handheld coverage in Business
Band for 60 miles or so
It would be sad to learn that a good radio shop
couldn't come up with the obvious answers to this
request, sell the equipment and provide a very cost
effective solution to the original coverage request.
Figure
If you email or contact my (rotten to the core :-) friend
Mike (wu7q) about his UHF Repeater System (on echolink and
IRLP), he'll tell you the story of how his brand new LMR-400
feed-line worked great for about 3 months. The system was
installed early in the year when outside temps were
Hello Skipp,I would be really interested in knowing with say 10 watts going into the cable, how much reaches a dummy load at the far end. I have never had any loss issues with LMR400, other than breaking the center conductor. I have bunches of LMR500 and 600 with no trouble. Above 600, it makes
Hi Steve,
In the approx 50' length of feedline we used, there
appeared to be no un-realistic amount of loss in the
new lmr cable. As mentioned earlier, sourcing the
numb receiver was a real head scratcher for a week
or two. Tx out power and return losss measured just
peachy, but no cigar
the key is - as someone said -
don't use lmr-400 as a duplex feedline -
all other uses will work fine - and you should be using soft jumpers
and crimp on connectors do work best
:-)
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Has anyone actually used this product?:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=5813655761
Seems to bea repeater maker cable that offers full DUPLEX for both
radios, through the Acc pins. Was interested in using this for a few
cross-band systems, if we can use a total of only 2
Connecting two identical
radios back-to-back is the easy part, which this cable probably can do
okay. But it does not include a station identifier, which is
mandatory.
I also am skeptical about
the claim of full duplex operation. Back-to-back cables normally work in
cross-band
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Recently there were some negative comments about the LMR coax. I
have not
used it before but was curious what problems others may have
encountered
while using it.
Tim KB2MFS
1. I would NEVER use
I have and they actually work just fine. Although they are
very basic and provide no repeater controller options, which
include a tail or drop out timer unless you buy the model
that has it built in.
The cable you ask about takes two Motorola 16 pin radios
like the GM300 and M120 units, makes
One 4-Motrac base, rack mount, model B53MHB.
Manual copy available for the Kinkos costs.
I know that the rest of this stuff isn't quite radio related,
but I know that people and 2-way shops have multi-line
phones, and some have older systems... might need
some of this stuff.
Over 15 years ago I
At 02:25 PM 04/02/06, you wrote:
I'm searching various yahoo groups looking to see if anybody has ever
modified a Syntor X up to the 222 MHz band... I have a tracking
generator, so re-tuning the RF preselector set, and the VFO injection
filter set is feasable... I have not yet done the math, but
All very good points Skipp. I have developed solutions like what they need
many times back in the 80's. Used to put those midland and uniden repeaters
up with phone interconnect all the time. Mostly in junk yards. That was
after the operators of the yard gave up on the cordless phone with the
Mike
I have a modified Syntorx for two meters. You may want to take a look
at Piex.com. They are the people I got my mod kit from and it worked well.
I think they could have made provisions for a control head and it would have
been much nicer. They also advertise it will go to 220.0Mhz
I've converted Maxtracs to 222 mhz. You may want to read my mod at http://members.aol.com/w8ak
Glenn
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Your use of
Dave wrote:
Now I don't want to get kicked out of this forum, so I have to cross
this one gently. I am the Anderson of Fleeman, Anderson Bird
Corp http://www.fab-corp.com as mentioned above. We have offered
for years a special amateur radio operator discount of 7% off your
total. All
hi
well i am looking for my Master 2 Repeater this ge parts:
19D432500G1-3
if you have one to sell ,send me an email direct please:
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with your price also
thanks ,
gervais ve2ckn
bic,quebec
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Found this via google, not much, but something:
Part Number = SD1499-1
Description = Bipolar NPN UHF-Microwave Transisitor
Manufacturer = Various
V(BR)CBO (V) = 36
I(C) Abs.(A) Collector Current = 13
Absolute Max. Power Diss. (W) = 218
Semiconductor Material = Silicon
Package = SOT-119var
Appears I have one here marked 19D432500G, never used., 10 dip switches.
Pls. reply off list., we'll discuss
Jerry VE3 EXT
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Thanks for the response. So this is notwhat I thought it sounds like. We are looking to boost indoor handheld coverage so our theory was to use this cablewith a VHF w/ our main repeater freqsand connect it to a UHFfor handheld transmissions.In this case, both radios would need to be able to RX
I have never used it - preferring to Andrew Heliax for each
requirement.
Neil - WA6KLA
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Date: Sat, 1 Apr 2006 21:05:54 -0600
Recently there were some
This absolutely could work for you. You seem to have a vhf.repester with poor
handheld coverage in the building. Just set up the vhf unit to the correct
repeater pairn and use that cable to connect the vhf to a uhf simplex freqm.
The handhelds would then be uhf and simplex. Sonanything the vhf
Since I see a topic on Coax I got this E-Mail from a Ham Friend
Coax AF400, just like LMR400 for $0.35/ft. from
http://www.antennasystems.com shipped to my door for only $34.97 next day.
Has anyone heard of this Coax before
Happy Repeater Building
Thanks Don KA9QJG
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Michael
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Hey,
I 'think' you replied with your snail mail address ... but now
I can't find that message ...
Again please?
Neil
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Thought you might like it ...
Neil
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Date: Fri, 31 Mar 2006 15:50:39 -0500
Neil,
It took about 1.5 minutes... it is
Glenn,your small font is killin ushave mercy on us with lo-res
monitors and failing eyesight!
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I've converted Maxtracs to 222 mhz. You may want to read my mod
at http://members.aol.com/w8ak
Glenn
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Title: RE: [Repeater-Builder] Syntor X conversion to 222 as a user radio?
His font looks OK here. Could it be your browser/client is making the change in the background??
Mark - N9WYS
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