Mike,
I'm doing just what you want but not with a CAT1000 but rather an
SCOM 7K. I have the audio from the WX200 being fed into one of the
three ports on the 7K and have made that port the lowest priority.
This way, we receive all of the weather reports from the WX200 but if
someone has an
Hi Skip and all the guys!
The 7K is working just fine. It seems that I have locked out all responses,
all the id's are off, no time announcements, no normal announcements (I was
programming it to do just that, minimum responses!)
The weird thing right now is the controller hears the
A simple solution to your dilemma is to pull the drive and connect it
with a $12.00 adapter to a modern 3.5 ide drive bay desktop computer,
format the drive as fat32,copy the win98se directory off of the cdrom
to the 2.5 laptop drive.. stick the laptop drive back into the
laptop.. boot from a
Hello there,
My system is a Dell Pentium II I think also. It runs a 233 MHZ processor
with 256MB RAM. It works fine as far as Echo link is concerned and I just
put a Sound Blaster Audagy 2 in there and it stold the sound so the Audagy
should work fine also. Got to get me one more sound card
The rather painfully obvious question is: did you write down what you were
changing? If so, you can go through the changes made and see what needs to be
done to reverse the damage, or at least where you made the error. If not
then.
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Hello Tyler,
I am pretty sure the voter require discriminator (flat RX),
in order to evaluate the SNR correctly. Using pin 11 on Maxtrac
is fine but make sure you change JU551 to the A position.
(see http://batlabs.com/maxrad.html 9600 baud packet conversion)
You will probably have to de-emphase
I am building a large repeater system here in SE Kansas for SkyWarn
and I am wanting to use the RVS-8 Voter.
Our system uses Motorola Maxtracs for pretty much every aspect
of our giant 15 county coverage repeater.
Has anyone successfully used Maxtracs with this Voter? If so,
how did
If the controller mutes with dtmf... the problem is probably with
the programming or lack there of...
Slowly test each numbered dtmf tone to see if the controller mutes
on/with each pressed digit. I had a bad tone pad some years back...
Make sure all the other ports are inactive...
Try a
I've found that not every I/O pin in the 16 pin accessory connector is
created equal, though Pin8, IIRC is one of the good ones. The bi-
directional ones are a bit goofy since regardless of input or out put
configuration, both sets of electronics are connected, but I've had
more problems
Oh... about once every month or so I receive the scam email
requesting radio equipment prices and availability for a
quick purchase using a credit card.
Every one of these quick credit card purchases seems to be a
scam...
The funny part is almost every email scam request is for a bulk
I don't know, Skipp, but you're making me want a CP-200 of my very own
now... That wasn't the point was it?
:) :)
On Jun 17, 2008, at 2:26 PM, skipp025 wrote:
Oh... about once every month or so I receive the scam email
requesting radio equipment prices and availability for a
quick purchase
Adam,
I didn't know it until today, but yes. On the CAT-1000, port 1 had priority
over port 2, so if I hook the WX-200 to port 2, I'm good. The only hitch
is, we're planning on linking 2 repeaters and we'd need port 2 for the link.
I can solve that problem by using a relay on the link
That's not true Michel... per the manual:
They type of audio used from the receivers can be just about any type
as long as all of the receivers use the same audio. Audio types that
are acceptable are line level and speaker audio.
Also, it does not matter if the audio is de-emphasized or not as
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, kb0jyl1 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok, sorry it took me so long to get the requested information. Too
many projects and too much severe weather going on.
Here is the numbers off of the Mocom 70--
Model- U33BBA3300A
Serial-LC428W
Trans Type-CC3114-4
XP actually runs quite well. As long as you don't load up every
program that you can find on the web on it. for a dedicated
controller just load what it takes to run it and it'llsuprise you!!!
AC0Y
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jistabout wrote:
Hi
Coy Hilton wrote:
XP actually runs quite well. As long as you don't load up every
program that you can find on the web on it. for a dedicated
controller just load what it takes to run it and it'llsuprise you!!!
AC0Y
ummm-I had both laptops as new XP installs. Both ran crappy with nothing
It does appear the longer one has a system the longer it takes to come up and
shut down. I am sure it is the longer one has the PC the more gets loaded and
the OS works with more. I have gotten to a point, usually after getting
something bad, I use a restore CD that wips all and starts over
I share this crazy deal with y'all
Some Mort in Indonesia gave us an order for 10K worth of ICOM gear on 4 credit
cards.Air mail to Surabaya or wherever. We took the card info but never
shipped the stuff. a few days passed an some lady in Albequerqe ( spelling?
) called me and
What happened to the rest of the $7500 ?
AC
Com/Rad Inc [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I share this crazy deal with y'all
Some Mort in Indonesia gave us an order for 10K worth of ICOM gear on 4
credit cards.Air mail to Surabaya or wherever. We took the card info
but never
I have gotten several calls like this, when I can't understand the guy I
don't deal with them.
Paul
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Well,
I think the point here is that you use what you like. I would never use
Vista on a repeater box even if I had too.
I also would not use Linux either.
Scott
N7ZIB
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