Need better description - - - what exactly is meant by
mobile repeater?
--- ncamilli [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi. I am new to building/owning my own repeater.
What is needed to
complete a mobile repeater? What parts do I need,
where can I buy
them, and how much will it run me? Thanks in
At 06:54 PM 7/24/05 -, you wrote:
Wonder if anyone has done anything with the Cat 1000 to change the
volume level control inside the Cat1000B. I have a slight problem,
and need to reduce the volume even more than the pot will let me
inside of the controller. Problem that I have is, I set
I use my 7k with two full repeaters linked The Ids work fine evert 10 m
they go off one at a time. As far as the the Time out timer for
repeater 2 use what ever comers with your Tx.
Rich N2ROW
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 7/18/05 6:46:54 PM
The problem is that there is one timeout timer, one
carrier
On Sun, 24 Jul 2005, DCFluX wrote:
Plastic cans were a great concept, until the spray copper micro arcs and
causes desence when any signifigant amount of power is ran thorough
them.
Ooo! Ooo! I've got it! I've got it!
Aluminum Foil wrapped around a plastic cylinder!
/me wonders what was in
The surface is not constant enough to make the correct impedence, and
then you have to take the tempreture coefficent into account.
On 7/25/05, Kris Kirby [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sun, 24 Jul 2005, DCFluX wrote:
Plastic cans were a great concept, until the spray copper micro arcs and
Here is one for you guru's and BMOC problem solvers. Must admit there are a
lot of good ones in this group. A 2 meter repeater 15 miles away using a
Mastr2 PLL exciter emits a carrier drop pulse of about500 ms in duration
on a frequency 225 khz down from the repeaters xmit freq.
On Mon, 25 Jul 2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here is one for you guru's and BMOC problem solvers. Must admit there
are a lot of good ones in this group. A 2 meter repeater 15 miles away
using a Mastr2 PLL exciter emits a carrier drop pulse of about 500 ms in
duration on a frequency 225 khz
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I'd look at the comp line on the ICOM and
see if it's doing anything strange when PTT drops. You'll probably need a
DSO or something similiar to capture it since it's such a short duration.
While you're at it, monitor the 10V line as well.
Is this a converted mobile or a
Bruce,
There are several methods for improving the fidelity of Radius mobile
radios, found on the Batlabs site and on the Repeater-Builder site.
Changing the value of a coupling capacitor can make a significant
difference.
But, before looking at fidelity improvement, please identify what Radius
Thank you both for the good suggestions. It isn't my repeater. I
believe its a base station.
Gary
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One problem I saw on a converted Heathkit HW-202 repeater (not a radio I
recommend - TX OK but RX horrible) was a leaky feedthru cap on the TX box
that partially pulled PTT low (active). This would cause the TX to shift
up several kHz every time the controller's PTT went inactive for a second
Gerry,
YES ABSOLTUELY I am still interested!!! I just got a message from my financier who says he has
cash money ready to make the purchase.
All wed need is some sort of receipt. Doesnt have to be fancy, but we need it for reimbursement
from the County (they actually own the
Sorry gang, this was supposed to be off-list. I guess I need to watch the return
addresses more closely
Mark
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