At 07:27 PM 11/27/05, you wrote:
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Richard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok, I'll bite... what does TAS stand for?
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TAS = the absolute sound [www.theabsolutesound.com]
A high end audio publication.
Actually - I
That was my thought. But he missed April 1st.
Chuck
Al Wolfe wrote:
I think we've been had. This is obviously a joke isn't it?
73,
Al, K9SI
Date: Mon, 28 Nov 2005 01:10:07 -
From: us_communications1 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Unfortunately, I don't think so ...
Neil
Al Wolfe wrote:
I think we've been had. This is obviously a joke isn't it?
73,
Al, K9SI
Date: Mon, 28 Nov 2005 01:10:07 -
From: us_communications1 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: trying to build my first repeater
the
GMRS Licence is easy Just FCC Web site with in 24 hours you
have it
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...WHAT I AM LOOKING FOR IS DIRECTION OF HOW OTHERS DID THIS. the
radios are 30+ years old so i can't believe that i am the first to
Slightly ...
Neil
Chuck Kelsey wrote:
That was my thought. But he missed April 1st.
Chuck
Al Wolfe wrote:
I think we've been had. This is obviously a joke isn't it?
73,
Al, K9SI
Date: Mon, 28 Nov 2005 01:10:07 -
From: us_communications1 [EMAIL
John,
GMRS License (new) $80 for 5 years. License available for
individuals (does cover just about entire family though) only. No
Groups or Businesses. Here is a description from the FCC GMRS
webpage.
The General Mobile Radio Service (GMRS) is a land-mobile radio
service available for
Interesting. I have a friend who was just asking me about a GMRS repeater for
he and his wife. He has aprox. 50 acres of woods that he likes to walk around
in and is in his 70's. His wife is concerned about him needing to contact her,
so I got them a pair of Midland GMRS radios. They don't
On Nov 28, 2005, at 1:44 AM, JOHN MACKEY wrote:
What does it take to get a GMRS license in the US now?
John -
I just applied for mine. It is my understanding that one must apply
as an individual. One must first obtain an FCC Registration Number
(FRN) from http://wireless.fcc.gov/uls/
Hi Joe
I have 4 GMRS repeaters set up in my area. If all he wants to do is
to talk over his 50 acres, wouldn't a base with a decently high
antenna and quality hand held suit the need? Course a repeater
would be nice for them for trips to town or whatever if he has the
space for equipment
Bernd Maestling wrote:
Hello Ed,
I'm using an external controller.
I think the flat response sounds best. I wired T855 output
PIN 1 (Line I/P1) via the controller to the T856 inputs
Audio1/Audio2 (Pin6/5). If I use the RX's Audio 1/2 outputs
I have a strange, loud noise on the audio.
A few years ago I modified a 2 meter Reslock duplexer for my 220
repeater. I would like to help a friend modify another Reslock but I
have since lost the mod info that I followed. It involved cutting a
chunk out of each resonator and splicing the pieces back together
using a copper coupler and
This just in from Icom:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Good Morning Doug,
The IC-7000 has been type accepted by the FCC and all of our dealers are
currently taking orders for the unit. I believe that Ham Radio Outlet is
taking orders on the unit for $1499. I have included the URL to to HRO
below.
I second the request for GMRS repeater info : )
I've seen the delay repeaters... not interested. It's just a retrans
voice recording. How complicated would it be to make a low cost yet
efficient GMRS repeater? I'm guessing there is ALOT more to it than I am
seeing since there is hardly anything
At 06:57 AM 11/28/05, you wrote:
Interesting. I have a friend who was just asking me about a GMRS
repeater for he and his wife. He has aprox. 50 acres of woods that he
likes to walk around in and is in his 70's. His wife is concerned about
him needing to contact her, so I got them a
Awesome, Hi Fidelity into my tinty sounding Kenwood, cheap external speaker, and better yet, that tiny little speaker in that tiny little HT. Why produce something that only so few radios will even notice the difference, if in fact you are able to make it. I heard and RC85 controller sound just
In case no one else noticed...
Dayton Hamvention IWCE in the same week.
IWCE May 15-19
http://www.iwceexpo.com/
Dayton Hamvention May 19-21
http://www.hamvention.org/
Going to be a busy week...
cheers,
skipp
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Neil,
Good question, you are not really modifying the transmitter or receiver at
all, just removing the diode antenna switch, making the receiver hot all the
time and separating the RX and TX with coaxes. I have a couple of these
little repeaters on Ham frequencies, they work great. I used one
Question:
Does the Johnson 6060 meet FCC Type Acceptance for GMRS?
Neil - WA6KLA
Mike Morris wrote:
At 06:57 AM 11/28/05, you wrote:
Interesting. I have a friend who was just asking me about a
GMRS repeater for he and his wife. He has aprox. 50 acres of
woods that he
Huh?? Who, me?? 8-) just lurking occasionally.. no longer getting
emails, but looking at messages via the web, when I can remember to.
I was getting too many emails daily, so I changed over to the web
method..
Wus up?
7treez,
dave fortenberry, NA6DF
--- In
Hello Ed,
I can't follow you at the moment.
My settings are now the following:
T855:
PL100 1-2
PL101 2-3
PL102 2-3
PL103 1-2
PL104 1-2
Pl105 1-2
PL106 1-2
T856:
PL100 3-4
PL101 5-6
PL102 5-6
PL103 1-2
The Audio is going from the T855 Pin 1 (Line I/P1)
- controller - T856 Pin 6 (Audio 2).
All
No, it does not.
Johnny
Neil McKie wrote:
Question:
Does the Johnson 6060 meet FCC Type Acceptance for GMRS?
Neil - WA6KLA
Mike Morris wrote:
At 06:57 AM 11/28/05, you wrote:
Interesting. I have a friend who was just asking me about a
GMRS repeater for he and his wife.
I have a spare UHF repeater and duplexer for the project and he has a 65
foot tower on the property, so putting a repeater on the air would not be
difficult. His wife could then use an HT around the house to keep in
contact with him.
I guess my confusion is that the license requirements state
Bernd Maestling wrote:
Hello Ed,
I can't follow you at the moment.
My settings are now the following:
T855:
PL100 1-2
PL101 2-3
PL102 2-3
PL103 1-2
PL104 1-2
Pl105 1-2
PL106 1-2
T856:
PL100 3-4
PL101 5-6
PL102 5-6
PL103 1-2
The Audio is going from the T855 Pin 1 (Line
I am going to put up a Andrews dB224JJ (220 MHz antenna) on our tower
at TI in Dallas. I have had an antenna on this tower up at 250-270 ft.
for many years (a 6dB Stationmaster for 145 MHz and a 6dB Stationmaster
for 224 MHz). Our 2 meter antenna is now a dB224, with the dipoles
situated
He should have been placed on the Guiness Book world records
Mathew Quaife wrote:
And somewhere in all that he placed his wife, has not been able
to find her since. LOL. Reminds me of the house I visited once upon a
time, and not kidding in any way here, but the guy had every room in
the
Johnny,
What constitutes the loss of the FCC type acceptance? Does anyone have the
rules section pertaining to this question? Like I said, the worst thing you
do to some of these radios is removal of the antenna switch which has caused
some interference problems with near field transmitters.
Roger,
My Decibel Products catalog shows that a DB224E-JJ antenna can achieve
nearly omnidirectional coverage when side-mounted on a tower with a DB5001
Side Mount Kit, with all dipoles pointing inward toward the tower. This
kit positions the antenna mast 18 inches away from the tower. Other
On Nov 28, 2005, at 7:54 PM, Joe wrote
I guess my confusion is that the license requirements state that it
is for
family, but the repeater would be for many other people. What are the
legalities?
Joe - There's a good paper on repeater usage at www.provide.net/
~prsg/rpt-ctr.htm.
It's
Ok, many thanks. I do not have the old catalog and remember something about
the orientation of the dipoles toward the tower. But, I imagine since this
tower is so wide, it will affect the pattern no matter what, but the site
has cheap rent :), so beggars can't be choosers!
73,
Roger
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What the mfgrs do is that they have to say for example ABC Brand Radio
Model number 123456789 they submit so many of that model number, the
units undergo the process with all the equiptment to see if they meet a
certain criteria something like this...
Frequency Stability in ppm
Mike
I read the EIA-374-A from cover to cover, and it doesn't have anything about
two-tone sequential paging tone formats. So much for assuming that the title
is accurate!
Since Motorola developed the Quik-Call II format, there is probably a
published manual on the format specs, but I haven't found
What broadcasters do to get the best pattern on a
large tower is to mount the antenna on the leg coming
straignt off the leg. (perpendicular with the opposite
face)
Paul
--- Roger White [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok, many thanks. I do not have the old catalog and
remember something about
the
I have an older set of Sinclair duplexers that have the four external
tuning stubs connected to the cans by T's and the RG-214 coax
jumpers. The duplexers were originally used on a USDA repeater at 160
mhz. I'd like to put these on a two meter repeater, but someone told me
that I'd need to
Paul,
The PPL6060 is a dern good little radio. HOWEVER, They are not type
accepted for repeater service because they do not meet the frequency
tolerance spec's for repeater service.
95.621
(b) Each GMRS transmitter for mobile station, small base station and
control station operation must be
Joe,
The Lakes Area GMRS Repeater Group has a lot of good GMRS information on
their website. Go to: http://eebie38.tripod.com/gmrs/
Hope this helps.
Johnny
Joe wrote:
I have a spare UHF repeater and duplexer for the project and he has a 65
foot tower on the property, so putting a repeater
That is the manner in which our 2 meter dB224 is mounted at present.
Roger
W5RD
- Original Message -
From: Paul Guello [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, November 28, 2005 10:00 PM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] DB 224 Antenna Orientation on a large
Hey Eric,
Is that a suggestion I go look?
Neil
Eric Lemmon wrote:
I read the EIA-374-A from cover to cover, and it doesn't have anything about
two-tone sequential paging tone formats. So much for assuming that the title
is accurate!
Since Motorola developed the Quik-Call II
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