Just add $692.00 per month from your local provide
telco for a 24 channel T-1 line with a 5 year contract
and your in business!
B:)
$$$ Plus installation of the T-1...
Some one here said your mileage will vary...:)
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If you want to run all these repeaters at the
Mike,
I suppose you could do that, but our adapter board was designed so that the
more commonly available FXS channel banks could be used. The two systems I have
running use CAC Access bank I FSX channel banks which are $150 each on E-bay.
In any case our adapter board has the transformers you
Just stop at any Electrical Supply store and ask about a Weatherproof NEMA
Electrical box, going to a Traffic Control box may set you back much more
money, unless you happen to find a Box that was discontinued and you have
good relationship with a Shop Matienance Electrician, the outdoor box is
Please visit the link. No T1 service is necessary.
Steve
WA6ZFT
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2004/09/27 Mon PM 07:19:23 EDT
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Repeater Controller
Just add $692.00 per month from your local provide
telco for a 24
No need for a Telco T1, he's talking about coupling
the Digium card to the Channel bank (same idea as
two PCs with an ethernet crossover cable).
Mike
At 04:19 PM 9/27/04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just add $692.00 per month from your local provide
telco for a 24 channel T-1 line with a 5 year
Depends how fast the theory from class is Heat , Light Smoke is the
byproduct of destroying the PS !
Best to get a 60-70 Amp . Ratedand buy a good one not some cheap flimsy rice
box ! something some Chicken Buzzard would want to use maybe they would blow
one up !
MH
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or just buy insulators like the Broadcast Industry does, only one thing
people you will need to get a sign indicating your tower is High Voltage and
fence it around to keep someone from climbing it FYI the FCC Inspectors do
this to commercial sites.
I was just at a SBE meeting the other night we
Mine is a 450 AH battery bank. I have been using a system, for about ten
years, where I have substituted a power supply for a PV panel (solar panel)
to feed a solar charge controller, which isolates the power supply from the
battery. There are also fuses in the line between every stage, and for
Hi, I am looking for 2 high Q UHF bandpass with adjustable insertion
loss. Please let me know what you have and price via email.
Thanx
Ken
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I have one I would be willing to make a copy of. I will need to put my
hands on it first though. I have a friend here who wants to make a repeater
out of a UHF Mitrek tabletop base. I understand there are a lot of caveats
to that, but a Mitrek manual might come in handy.
Steve
aa5sg
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Hold on... it's the FAA who will decide what needs to be painted and/or
lighted, not the tower owner!
Once the exact coordinates on the NAD83 datum, and the height of the
tower in meters, have been determined to the accuracy required by the
FAA, a request for an Aeronautical Study is filed with
We get the idea got some info from FCC on towers just trying to absorb it
all .
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From: Eric Lemmon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, September 27, 2004 6:53 PM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Tower Painting and Lighting
Hold on...
Back to your question.. goto NHRC.net and look at the NHRC2 it will
work great for your repeater set up I have used it with a pair of
Handi Talkies (HTs) to make a repeater. You can buy the board,
microcontroller with program burned it and a DTMF decoder (used to
program paramiters and ID) for
You tell them Eric!
--- Eric Lemmon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hold on... it's the FAA who will decide what needs
to be painted and/or
lighted, not the tower owner!
Once the exact coordinates on the NAD83 datum, and
the height of the
tower in meters, have been determined to the
accuracy
Thanks starting to get wallet ,jitters! :)
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From: Maire Company [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, September 27, 2004 6:29 AM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Tower Grounding
just remember anything over 200' to the tip you need to
Also keep in mind that ALL licensees on a given structure are responsible
for FAA compliance and all will share fines if they dont,amateur included!
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From: Eric Lemmon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, September 27, 2004 9:53 PM
Civil Air Patrol uses 143 MHz for repeater input and 148 MHz for repeater
output. Other federal users do the same, and some have both below 144 MHz.
140.7 MHz sounds like an FBI or CIA frequency.
Charles Miller
WD5EEH
Texas Wing Assistant Director of Communications, Civil Air Patrol
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FYI the tabletop base is simply a mobile chassis in a box
with controls and a power supply. It has it's own manual.
You will also need a manual for the mobile chassis, and
there are 4 different manuals - low band, mid band, high band,
and UHF.
This is covered in the Mitrek writeups that are
at
Thanks for all the answers
Some is far away from my question but that's ok
I have look at the NHRC-2 I even built a smaller one
I find at K5LXP site but I don't get it to work
maybe the technical know-how isn't enough #61514;
some of the components in the NHRc-2 is difficult
to get here in
And a bigger price. Grin
I do like the RLC3, but was hoping for an alternative.
Ed
Sean Fitzharris wrote:
Ed,
You'll want to look at Link-comm's RLC-3 controller which is upgradable to
8 radio ports.
http://www.link-comm.com/rlc3.html
-Sean
On Mon, 27 Sep 2004, Mr. Edgar McKinney
Can the three port controller be ganed with another to make a sis port?
Also I goofed Not 42 Mcs!!! Its 52Mcs!!!
Sorry Big grin
Ed
Ken Arck wrote:
At 04:27 PM 9/27/2004 -0400, you wrote:
Ok... I'd like one to run a 42 Mcsr, 146 mcs, 225 Mcs, 444 Mcs, and a 900
pluss a remote
Eric Lemmon wrote:
Hold on... it's the FAA who will decide what needs to be painted and/or
lighted, not the tower owner!
Once the exact coordinates on the NAD83 datum, and the height of the
tower in meters, have been determined to the accuracy required by the
FAA, a request for an
Does anyone have a Kenwood TKR-720 Service Manual in PDF? I found
the schematics on the web that were scanned into one HUGE file, but
I wanted something in PDF that I can print out and keep handy.
Thanx
73
boB - W5EVH
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hi everyone, just wonderind if anyone know which is
the repeater controler that makes a nice 3 tones courtesy beep at the end of
the transmitions, i have a customer that wants to have in ther private repeater
that nice sound, my repeater just have the 1000 hertz bip (zetron, or tpl
154)
Anyone have any 450 MHz 25 watt or 45 watt Micor mobiles to sell?
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A CAT 250 will do three tones for you
www.catauto.com/ "DIGITEL S.A." [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi everyone, just wonderind if anyone know which is the repeater controler that makes a nice 3 tones courtesy beep at the end of the transmitions, i have a customer that wants to have in ther
Just aply under part-17 and the faa will let you know about lighting and or
painting.
73 Russ, W3CH
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From: Q [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, September 27, 2004 10:53 PM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Tower Painting and Lighting
At 09:10 AM 9/26/2004 -0600, you wrote:
hi everyone, just wonderind if anyone know which is the repeater controler
that makes a nice 3 tones courtesy beep at the end of the transmitions,
i have a customer that wants to have in ther private repeater that nice
sound, my repeater just have the
Ed,
Maybe a dumb question but what is the tower made out of that does not accept
paint? What does the electric bill run and where is this tower, I would
like to see it! Maybe you could take a picture one evening around dusk just
after the reds turn in and post it to the group.
Paul
Thanks to all for the information!
Turns out that it was used by base security before they went to a trunked
400Mhz system. Our local CAP
squadron also has a repeater based on the same Motorola gear.
Thanks again,
73 de Tom/W4OKW
WB6YMH wrote:
Since we into nostalga what's the earliest date of a microprocessor
based repeater or remote base controller? I built a Z80 based
controller during 79 and 80 that ended up with 6 K of assembly
language and 4 radio ports.
I don't know much about the system, but there
This should take some of the guesswork out of the equation...
This is a good place to start..
http://wireless.fcc.gov/antenna/about/gettingstarted1.html
Or, you can take a look at the flow-chart for an idea of how the process
works..
You must be thinking of a Big M radio. The Phoenix was GE
product..
dave
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wrote:
FYI the tabletop base is simply a mobile chassis in a box
with controls and a power supply. It has it's own manual.
You will also need a
I can cough up a UHF Mitrek Manual in trade for the phoenix manual.
The mitrek base is just a mobile with a power supply in the
consollete case...
let me know.., and thanks!
dave
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have one I would be willing
Mr. Edgar McKinney wrote:
The painting was wavered in our case cause of the tower material could
not be painted.
At each 50' and 100' are stable reds on with flash strobes for day
use.
If you have daytime strobes, that's the reason the paint isn't required.
You have to have the tower
missed the whole thread... sorry...
dave
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Mike WA6ILQ [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
FYI the tabletop base is simply a mobile chassis in a box
with controls and a power supply. It has it's own manual.
You will also need a manual for the mobile chassis,
I have been trying to convert a UHF Flexar base/repeater for use in the
amateur bands (442.375MHz). RF conversion went well. Unfortunately, the
manual I have does not seem to cover the repeater portion of the radio.
I have a DCS module for the transmitter and another for the receiver. When
I'm thinking about building this:
http://www.repeater-builder.com/rbtip/exposeddipole.html
However, I'm having trouble reproducing the calculation that yields a
63.8 inch coax length. I'm assuming the velocity factor is .67 and
keep getting 68 inches for a 5/4 wave...off from 63.8 inches as
I know that this is a real long shot, but I have seen others post
the question...
I am looking for crystals either in the elements or not for the
following:
For MASTRII/EXEC/MVP RX 144.69 TX 145.29
For MASTRII/EXEC/MVP Rx 448.8 tx 443.8
For MICOR repeater RX 448.8 tx 443.8
For the old Wilson
Is everyone getting multiple messages from Yahoogroups or is it just me?
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What's the best way to adjust the transmit deviation for a repeater.
I was thinking of doing it this way.
Setup the service monitor for duplex mode and hook the cable up to the
antenna port on the duplexer.
Manually key the transmitter and adjust the PL for .6 kHz deviation.
Then adjust the
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