On Mon, 29 Mar 2010, Fuggitaboutit wrote:
there was all this talk about the old uarts in the older machines
which i dont really believe if you can get the sofare to run in a dos
box then great it wouldnt matter how new the machine hardware software
is the spectra radio here works but the
check http://www.dosbox.com/ works for me in all machines..
73
On 29-03-2010 11:21, Kris Kirby wrote:
On Mon, 29 Mar 2010, Fuggitaboutit wrote:
there was all this talk about the old uarts in the older machines
which i dont really believe if you can get the sofare to run in a dos
box then
How far apart does my TX and RX in air miles on 10 meters have to be for
a 150 watt transmitter?
Can I put a ider on the rx site and let it id through the link and through the
transmitter and be legal or do I have to Id at both sites?
Thanks Mike N8FWD
On Mon, 29 Mar 2010, N8FWD wrote:
How far apart does my TX and RX in air miles on 10 meters have to be for
a 150 watt transmitter?
Can I put a ider on the rx site and let it id through the link and
through the transmitter and be legal or do I have to Id at both sites?
The rules read that
I finally found the link to the database, the FCC makes nothing easy.
Here it is:
http://wireless2.fcc.gov/UlsApp/UlsSearch/searchFrc.jsp;JSESSIONID_ULSSEARCH=tvF3LwnPwJvK9fNV5tTvYBFhHq63rMp7GHRY7yLR3QWF27W6hF00!-392727333!-1803037743
Only 152 characters to type, error free. Or use this:
One important thing to remember about dosbox and Motorola RSS is that your PC
needs a real serial port that has both windows and dos compatible drivers.
Preferably a 16540 style UART works best with a new PC, dosbox and some
Motorola RSS software, still really old RSS like that for the syntor
My GROL is in the database, although the grant date is incorrect. The
database shows a grant date in 1988, but it was either 1983 or 1984 when I
actually received it.
I wonder if it varies depending on the office of issue? I took the test in
Tampa.
Doug
K4AC
I'm in from 1985 (Detroit, Michigan).
I think I sat for my First Class in Long Beach, CA in 1977.
Mike - AA8K
Doug Rehman wrote:
My GROL is in the database, although the grant date is incorrect. The
database shows a grant date in 1988, but it was either 1983 or 1984 when I
actually
Mine is listed, too and mine shows a grant date of 1984. I actually got my
First Phone in about 1963. Looks like they only count from when the GROL was
issued, not from date of first license.
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Doug Rehman d...@... wrote:
My GROL is in the database,
From: Doug Rehman d...@k4ac.com
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Mon, March 29, 2010 9:55:54 AM
Subject: RE: [Repeater-Builder] if you have a commercial licenses check it on
the fcc site
My GROL is in the database, although the grant date is
Yup,
My 2nd class obtained in the early 70's does not show up in the data base. My
GROL taken a few years ago is there.
Cheers,
Doug K6STS
ex STS2(SS)
--- On Sun, 3/28/10, Fuggitaboutit mikew...@hotmail.com wrote:
From: Fuggitaboutit mikew...@hotmail.com
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] if you
Thanks Mike for the heads up on this. My GROL from 1990 is there.
Will
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From: Fuggitaboutit mikew...@hotmail.com
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Mon, Mar 29, 2010 12:18 am
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] if you have a commercial licenses check it on the
fcc
Documents and Licenses on the FCC Database probably need
to be associated with your FRN Number. If you don't have
one it's a simple mater to create one (unless you have back
taxes or child support due somewhere).
3rd, 2nd and 1st Radiotelephone Licenses should all be superseded
and replace
N8FWD kc8...@... wrote:
How far apart does my TX and RX in air miles on 10 meters
have to be for a 150 watt transmitter?
Depends on the equipment... the quality and operational performance
of the RF Equipment and the installed Antenna with feed-line setup.
We have a fairly local 10M
Andrews LDF4:
Any thought, comments about L4TNF-PS vs L4PNF-RC? -RC is a captivated
pin connector which is gold and silver, the other connector is bronze
inner, trimetal housing.
I'm thinking that the less potential metal interaction, the longer the
coax will last.
I've also seen Trilogy
On Mon, 29 Mar 2010, skipp025 wrote:
We have a fairly local 10M Repeater here in California running that
power level at the same site. Just a question of protecting the
receiver and the transmitter. It's not super hard rocket science to
make a 10 Meter Duplexer from 1-5/8 inch hard line if
I have both amateur and commercial licenses with them. I'm having problems
trying to access their database. I went to QRZ, looked up my license, then
hyperlinked to the FCC web page from QRZ's listing. There I found my FRN
number and inserted it onto the ULS license database for commercial
You may need to associate the commercial entity to the FRN. Licenses need to
be attached individually.so it may never have been done.
They did not do any auto attaching.
Doug
From: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:repeater-buil...@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Don
I just went and checked mine.. What you need to do if your GROL is not
attached to your FRN is add it from inside your FRN login.. Look up the GROL
first so you have the number, you can do an alpha search on your name, then
add that callsign to your FRN ..
Doug
From:
Mike,
As others have noted, receiver selectivity and transmitter cleanliness will
determine how far apart the sites need to be.
All transmitters in the system must be ID'd. Various schemes are possible, and
the FCC is not going to get so specific here so as to stifle technical
innovation.
Recently reflector REF001B was made available for use primarily by Illinois
D-STAR users repeaters.
We subsequently scheduled a state-wide Illinois D-STAR net at 8 pm on Wednesday
nights using reflector REF001B.
However, we recently learned a Central Illinois D-STAR net has also recently
same problem Don, but a slightly different approach. May want to wait a day or
2...problem(?) From the past tial (and success) I noticed my issue date for
the GROL was different than perceived. Perhaps a change in recording created a
different date (date of the recording change). What comes
You mean 'WERE' made by Shure, who no longer makes communications microphones.
GE/ComNet/Ericsson/M-A Com/Tyco/Harris now uses mics from Otto Engineering
http://www.ottoexcellence.com/comm/index.htm
WalterH
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Kris Kirby k...@... wrote:
On Sun, 28 Mar
LDF4 with the non-plated connectors, well waterproofed, will last a decade+.
GL de W1EL
Eric Lowell
Eastern Maine Electronics Inc.
48 Loon Road
Wesley ME 04686
eme@starband.net
www.satnetmaine.com
207-210-7469
From: Kris Kirby k...@catonic.us
To:
Paul,
I will is a Scom 6k at the receive site and a Simon and pion on the tx site as
I am using a Mastr II Base thanks guys any hints on good 10 meter repeater
antennas besides the db 212?
Mike N8FWD
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Paul Plack pl...@... wrote:
Mike,
As others have
The connectors should be fine, I wouldn't trust the aluminum feedline. You
may want to try using an anti-oxidation compound, such as No-Ox or Aluminum
Ox-Gard during assembly.
On Mon, Mar 29, 2010 at 2:36 PM, Eric Lowell elowell9...@yahoo.com wrote:
LDF4 with the non-plated connectors,
I don't think I would use any kind of compound on RF connectors. I went
to the RFS aluminum CELLFLEX®Lite training and no compound was
recommended. Now, I'm not a fan of aluminum cable, but if it's going to
be used I would use only manufacturer recommended connectors, no
compound, torque the
I'll have to ask a cable guy what they do, but all of the connectors
for the aluminum hardline I have seen are aluminum as are the housings
of the amplifiers, so the dissimilar metals issue does not exist 95%
of the time in the cable TV world.
In the RF world that is another story, I just took
I was able to use my full name in a search and it came up, however, I had a
ship's radar endorsement that's not shown. What good is the GROL anyway?
Does anyone honor it?
de WD7F
John in Tucson
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