Pull the vol and squelch knobs off -- flip the radio up - side - down.
At the rear -- the heat sink has a flat space insert flat blade screw
driver
and lift plastic off of tabs which are to the right and left of heat sink slot.
After you know how it works - you can lift with your fingers
Well like they say, you can't fix it if it ain't broke. Good deal. Funny how unterminated antenna's can interact with other systems. Much the reason for tieing up the loose ends at a communications site. Hope it never returns.Mathew "Bob M." [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: First, I would like to
Jim B. wrote:
... snip ...
All of the 500/700/1000 series I've seen came with Bramco reeds
as shipped, but I was able to use the 6209 series of Motorola
reeds in them with no problems.
'Course that was all about 15-20 yrs ago now...
Thanks Jim, good input.
--
Jim Barbour
Hi Ken,
It is always a good practice to use a isolator in com sites. Look at it this way if you loose an antenna you most likley save your amp. Not to mention if your in a site with public safety it is a good idea.
Mike K7PFJ
-- Original message -- At 06:00 AM
I call three different locations to find tone reeds.
First, MDM Ted... back in the snow
Second, Bud at CW Wolfe Comm in Billings MT.
Third... Air Comm in AZ
there is the obvious choice of ebay..
cheers
skipp
Paul Finch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Neil,
I remember that now, it was
I would agree that it's good practice. However in this
situation, the only other equipment at the site is
cellphone stuff. And if they lose an antenna and the
amp goes, they'll just have to get it all fixed. I
don't know how long the repeater would continue to
transmit without an antenna anyway,
Good Day Jeff
I have a small uhf ham system ( 5 uhf+1 VHF +hub) all
linked via a central HUB.
All of the repeaters are de-emphasised and
pre-emphasised at each point.
I always have read about the many repeater owners that
go on and on about Flat audio and now the first time I
want to do
Nate Duehr wrote:
Hi all,
Not repeater related directly, but have run across a few Maxar 80's in
storage and wondering what they are. Know zilch about Moto model
numbers, and figured this group would have someone that knows.
Model: D04TSA3300BK
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Thank you to all
anyone know the isolation of a phelps dodge 6 can VHF BpBr duplexer?
Thanks. TG
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Have a GR8 Thanksgiving
mark h
Paul Finch wrote:
Hello,
Is there any other controllers in a kit
Well Bob I'd bet the problem is gone for good. There's nothing like
having really good feed back from your antenna to the area of your
receiver with out going through the receive side of the duplexer. It
sounds like a little item called a passive repeater, think about it.
I'm interested in
At 08:34 PM 11/23/2005 -0500, you wrote:
http://www.ah6le.net/arcom/rc110.html
---For the record, the RC110 is currently unavailable, however the RC210
is (and is available in kit form)
http://www.ah6le.net/arcom/rc210/rc210.html
Date: Wed, 23 Nov 2005 21:50:26 -
Subject: Fwd: PRO-97 - $150 - Thanksgiving RS Web Only Sale
If you were going to get a new scanner for Christmas, you might want to
get it a little early.
The PRO-97 trunking scanner is $150 ($70 off) Thanksgiving
only. This is a Radio Shack web-only sale.
Paul, If you don't need the second radio port, look at the NHRC 2
it's a great controller you can build it with or without the voice
ID'er.
Contact Jeff or Pete at NHRC they may make you a deal on 10. they're
nice guys and have great product.
Coy
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Paul
Does anyone have a Mastr II UHF station/repeater you would be willing to
sell?
I'm looking for the chassis with PA, although does not have to be
working.
Thanks,
Chris
N5IUF
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Is the 110 coming back?
Ken Arck wrote:
At 08:34 PM 11/23/2005 -0500, you wrote:
http://www.ah6le.net/arcom/rc110.html
---For the record, the RC110 is currently unavailable, however the RC210
is (and is available in kit form)
http://www.ah6le.net/arcom/rc210/rc210.html
Sorry, at $249.00 that would be #2,490.00 for the ten controllers. NHRC-4
is 40 bucks plus parts that add up to about 20.
Paul
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Coy,
Not real happy with NHRC right now, would tell you about it privately.
Looking for something in that price range though.
Paul
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Sent: Wednesday, November 23, 2005 7:55 PM
To:
It was a TxRx 4-can duplexer. The specs were 100dB,
and it made that but just barely (102-103 is what I
measured). 1.1dB passband loss. I could get the model
number, but I believe it's a stock model, just tuned
for the ham band. They use RG142 throughout. The
connectors on the duplexer look like
They use BNC's. In my opinion, the best UHF duplexer out there.
Chuck
WB2EDV
Bob M. wrote:
It was a TxRx 4-can duplexer. The specs were 100dB,
and it made that but just barely (102-103 is what I
measured). 1.1dB passband loss. I could get the model
number, but I believe it's a stock model,
Paul
Try ICS, you might get a good deal on 10 Basic controllers (or Linker
IIa's)
www.ics-ctrl.com
73
Brian
ka9pmm
Paul Finch wrote:
Coy,
Not real happy with NHRC right now, would tell you about it privately.
Looking for something in that price range though.
Paul
-Original
At 08:52 PM 11/23/2005 -0500, you wrote:
Is the 110 coming back?
Yes, at some point. Although other projects currently have priority
Ken
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My Yaesu handheld will often buzz when receiving the local repeater
when the charger is plugged into the side of the radio. I know what
you are thinking-- those cheap wall chargers are not filtered very
well, that's why I'm hearing buzz. That may be true, but the buzz I
am hearing is not from
I recently pick up a Mastr II Exec. Desk top radio with an 89split.
Is this radio worth converting to a 70cm repeater?
Thanks
Frank
N9WYN
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Thanks Ed, I'll try later.
I can also program with -20 modules the right channels.
The software is giving up a warning about frequencies
but it'll generate the files anyway.
73
Bernd
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Bernd Maestling wrote:
Hello,
I
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Bob M. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There's an unused 800 MHz vertical antenna mounted
near the UHF antenna, on the platform, with coax
attached. Apparently the dummy load at the bottom of
the coax for that antenna was either missing or
defective, so
At 22:07 11/23/2005, you wrote:
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Bob M. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There's an unused 800 MHz vertical antenna mounted
near the UHF antenna, on the platform, with coax
attached. Apparently the dummy load at the bottom of
the coax for that antenna was
At 20:49 11/23/2005, you wrote:
I recently pick up a Mastr II Exec. Desk top radio with an 89split.
Is this radio worth converting to a 70cm repeater?
Thanks
Frank
N9WYN
470-494 MHz split. Convertible to 70 cm amateur but not worth the trouble
IMO when there are lots of 88 radios out there.
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