I would suggest looking at Daniels Electronics from Victoria Canada.
They build the best in the industry for harsh conditions that I have
ever seen.
http://www.danelec.com/applications/repeaters/basic.asp
They have lots of products as well, and a great support team. The BC
Forest service
I have several PPL 6060 radios for sale, cheap..
Including one somebody converted to full duplex.
Will
KC4YBZ
In a message dated 1/7/2005 4:16:19 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Tracy,You may want to look at a Johnson PPL 6060, yes a
Johnson business bandradio. I
FMTRU 5V indead!
OK COT's [Certifiable Old Timers] - quiz time!
1. Who was Michael J. Van Den Branden?
2. Who was K6MVH?
3. Where did the Chronicles of seven-six take place?
4. Summarize the story it started in chocaga by Bill Harris
No fair using Google!
Happy new year to everyone and best
On Friday 07 January 2005 04:14 pm, skipp025 wrote:
What happend to the Sinadder built into your
brain, the one you succesfully used for many
many years before the electronic instruments
became available.
When it comes to metering tone distortion and
piloting aircraft, one should never
All,
A couple months ago I posted a question about in-band linking. I thought
I'd post an update on how it seems to be working.
The repeater is on 442.750+ running about 25 watts. It's a converted Micor
mobile.
The remote base listens on 443.025 and transmits about 25 watts on 448.025.
The
If the distance between the centers of any two adjacent tee connectors
is about 12.75 inches, you have the 148-174 MHz version. If the
distance is close to 14 inches, you have the 132-150 MHz version. Both
versions have the same physical dimensions and the same coupling loop
assemblies; the
I used to be a believer in only tuning receiver with a sinadder.
But after a year or 2 of that I discovered that I could tune by
ear a (already functioning) receiver with no difference over the sinadder.
The only exception to this might be a pager or HT receiver, I still perfer to
use a
I had one of thoes 5V 's I got it from Spence Porter Of Comm spec. fame.
MVH =Ken Sesons (sp)
He was Mr. Repater
I no nothing about 76 I was on 94.
73
WB6DNX
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I had one of thoes 5V 's I got it from Spence Porter Of Comm spec.
fame.
MVH =Ken Sesons (sp)
He was Mr. Repeater
I no nothing about 76 I was on 94.
73
WB6DNX
I had one of thoes 5V 's I got it from Spence Porter Of Comm spec. fame.
MVH =Ken Sesons (sp)
He was Mr. Repater
I no nothing about 76 I was on 94.
73
WB6DNX
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From: Eric Lemmon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
That's a very good price. Another possibility is to get year-old 12V
26Ah SLA batteries free from your local hospital. It must be a law that
portable X-ray, cardiac defibrillator, and dialysis machines must have
their
At 05:26 PM 1/7/05, you wrote:
FMTRU 5V indead!
OK COT's [Certifiable Old Timers] - quiz time!
1. Who was Michael J. Van Den Branden?
WA8UTB
Editor of FM Repeaters magazine
I gave away a full set a while back...
2. Who was K6MVH?
Modulated Vibrator Hash ?
Ken Sessions, who preferred Mister
__
He was Mr. Repeater
He sure was!
K6MVH, Ken W. Sessions Jr. was editor of FM magazine and wrote the
books: Radio Amateur's F-M Repeater Handbook and The 2-Meter FM
Repeater Circuits Handbook
The Repeater Handbook was the
Has anybody seen these radios as I am running into a wall finding
anything on them.
Oregon
Repeater Linking Group
Mike Mullarkey
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.orlg.org
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Thought some of the Motorola fans might be
interested
in an E-Bay item I just ran across
# 5741777686
Better look quick if you are!
Dave / NØATH
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At 09:11 PM 1/7/05, you wrote:
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He was Mr. Repeater
He sure was!
K6MVH, Ken W. Sessions Jr. was editor of FM magazine and wrote the
books: Radio Amateur's F-M Repeater Handbook and The 2-Meter FM
Repeater Circuits
At 07:59 PM 1/7/05, you wrote:
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I had one of thoes 5V 's I got it from Spence Porter Of Comm spec.
fame.
MVH =Ken Sesons (sp)
He was Mr. Repeater
I no nothing about 76 I was on 94.
73
WB6DNX
Mike, VE3RPT in Toronto was on the air in 1965 and still is to-day 147.060
John VE3AMZ
- Original Message -
From: Mike Morris WA6ILQ [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, January 08, 2005 1:14 AM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Motorola
Eric,
thank You for very accurate information, this is what I suspected. My
harness is 323mm (~12.72 inches) between adjacent connectors so
this is clearly a high-split duplexer. Do You (or anyone else) know
where I could obtain a proper harness (Sinclar Canada/USA direct or
a distributor)?
73,
Congrats. Some people have that ability.
Neil
Joe wrote:
Well, I am always amazed that I can tune a radio by
ear and come pretty close to the best sinad meter
reading.
--- skipp025 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When it comes to metering tone distortion and
piloting aircraft, one
"Old Guys" AKA "Old Farts" is a politically incorrect term use by Yuppies that are age challenged.
Art - KC7GF (Retired Old Fart AKA ROF)
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Kevin
There is only crackle when receiving a signal,
never on the repeater tail.
Might help to mention that I can listen directly
to the receiver audio at the repeater and hear the following:
Receiver
john i thought the 5v perceded the light bulb. mdm"John J. Riddell" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ted, you would be excluded from the "Old-Guy" list being young and healthy :-))
Now didn't the 5V precede the 80D Motorola.I worked on lot's of 80D's
but never a 5V.
John ( a Ham for 47 years)
Almost looks like my phone number ...
Neil
NØATH wrote:
Thought some of the Motorola fans might be interested
in an E-Bay item I just ran across #5741777686
Better look quick if you are!
Dave / NØATH
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Hello Dick ...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I had one of thoes 5V 's I got it from Spence Porter Of Comm spec.
fame.
MVH =Ken Sesons (sp)
He was Mr. Repater
I no nothing about 76 I was on 94.
Yup, you were on the 146.94 at the time.
73
WB6DNX
73,
Neil - WA6KLA
Late seventies, Tab Publications #1212 published a repeater manual
(I forget the exact name) written by Bill Pasternak WA6ITF and
Mike Morris WA6ILQ.
The Mike Morris you see on here from time to time, is the same Mike
Morris.
Neil - WA6KLA
Mike Morris WA6ILQ wrote:
At 07:59
I believe so ...
During the earlier days of 146.76 MHz simplex activity in the Los
Angeles area, one of the guys worked for a TV station which had a
Mt. Wilson transmitter site (5700' AMSL) ...
He would transmit 146.76 MHz from the Mt. Wilson site and receive
146.76 MHz at his
Hello Folks,
I know it has been a while since I've posted any news of my simplex
repeater project. I have obtained 6 Motorola Mitrek transceivers with
the control cable and control head. I have plenty of channel elements
and having them recrystaled will not be an issue either. Bomar or
Dave,
OK, thanks for the info. I will look at them, but this is a ham
station, I would not be surprised to see that their stuff is megabucks!
Tracy
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, ve7ltd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would suggest looking at Daniels Electronics from Victoria
Don't need to use Google ...
Since you decided to ask questions ...
nj902 wrote:
FMTRU 5V indead!
What was the final in the 5V?
What was the multiplication factor in the transmitter?
How many crystals were used in the receiver?
OK COT's [Certifiable Old Timers] - quiz
Per,
Since the harness is not normally stocked by a distributor, and would
therefore be a special-order item, it makes sense to order directly from
Sinclair. More information can be found at the Sinclair Web site:
http://www.sinctech.com/contact.asp?i=17
When you order the harness, be very
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Per Molund [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Eric,
thank You for very accurate information, this is what I suspected.
My
harness is 323mm (~12.72 inches) between adjacent connectors so
this is clearly a high-split duplexer. Do You (or anyone else) know
Yep!
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At 10:56 AM 1/8/05, you wrote:
Hello Folks,
I know it has been a while since I've posted any news of my simplex
repeater project. I have obtained 6 Motorola Mitrek transceivers with
the control cable and control head. I have plenty of channel elements
and having them recrystaled will not be
Well since I still have my collection of the last couple of years of
RTP magazine I know the answers to the first 3. You stumped my on
#4.
I've wanted to save the Chronicles of seven-six for prosperity for
years ... anyone willing to lend me their back issues so I can type
them in? The
Guess this qualifies me for the Old FARTS club, which another
ham
and I started. Check out KC0SVS callsign. I had a
5V in the
middle 60's. A lot of the other hams were using the
newer80D's and
I envied them.
Lance WN0L - a ham for 42 years.
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From:
Message Number 2 regarding ...
Mike Morris WA6ILQ wrote:
At 05:26 PM 1/7/05, you wrote:
FMTRU 5V indead!
OK COT's [Certifiable Old Timers] - quiz time!
1. Who was Michael J. Van Den Branden?
WA8UTB
Editor of FM Repeaters magazine
I gave away a full set a while back...
2.
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