I am looking for any type of manual for an ICM VS2000 repeater
controller. Our club has inherited a repeater with one of these
controllers and we need to change some options on it, like the
repeater ID, hang time, ect. Any information would be appreciated.
Thanks
Jay - K5GUD
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Kc5ozh Rowlett Repeater: 441.325 Mhz + 162.2
Kc5ozh Dallas Repeater: 441.950 Mhz + 162.2
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Hi Ian,
A lot of us in the US have to sit back and look at the
information you wrote and do the translation to values
we have here in the US. (... he says laughing to himself)
There are a hundred plus questions that need to be asked
to get the best picture of what's going on with your
Hi Ian,
Thanks skip
A lot of us in the US have to sit back and look at the
information you wrote and do the translation to values
we have here in the US. (... he says laughing to himself)
There are a hundred plus questions that need to be asked
to get the best picture of what's going
I have installed tone boards on my micor repeater but had some
questions as to what is the best way to handle PL tones. I have at
the moment installed 2 TN-34 Standard tone boards(1 for decode and 1
for encode) and it works fine. Encodes as long as the repeater
transmitter is up. Do any
Top of the Repeater Site Tower has a new addition.
What is the large round item mounted near the Stationmaster
antenna? Yea - I know it is another antenna - application/ Freq? TV? Link?
I only have access to the building on the ground - not
the penthouse on top of the tower - so I can not peek
Either a rain guage or an Omni-directional 2GHz-5GHz microwave
reciever antenna, possibly for ENG use by helicopters or live shot
trucks.
On 3/30/06, Ron [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Top of the Repeater Site Tower has a new addition.
What is the large round item mounted near the Stationmaster
Steve,
We use two boards but switch the encode on only when the input tone is
present. The reason for this is it facilitates the use of cross band
radios. The tone drops out before the courtesy tone and tail so the
guys doing cross banding can access the repeater in normal time.
I prefer
Ian Wrote:
I am at times having desense (ie scratch ) especially in windy weather occuring on repeaters B and D. It doesn't seem to affect the desense wether the transmitters are txing or not. There isnt any problem of the repeaters affecting each other, they all work great just
Ron,
Its a ENG antenna see
http://www.nsystems.com/NSI_Products/SuperquadSilhouette/SuperquadSilh
ouette.htm
I think that will answer your wuestion...it is steerable from remote.
Lloyd KD4HTW
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Ron [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Top of the Repeater Site
Seen some before like that for internet access. Maybe the same there.
- Original Message -
From: Ron [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, March 30, 2006 5:33 PM
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] New addition to tower site - WHat is it?
Top of the
I use two separate boards for encode and decode to allow fast switching for
an EchoLink link radio. The TS 64 used for encode only provides tone when
the receiver is unsquelched and is decoding the proper subaudible tone
(yellow lead I think on the TS64). Since I listen to the repeater at home
Have you tried common earthing of the feeders?
Do the radios have good shielding between them (metal cases no
plastic).
Have you looked at the site with a good specan?
Is the sound you are hearing antenna flutter?
80 MHz Cols what brand are they?
We found over here in the west we replaced
I am looking for information on the Micor station "
battery charger" power supply, TPN1106A. Thisunit has a large cast
aluminum heatsink on the rear side of it, and a TLN5298 stamped on the chassis
as well.This unit provides charging for stand by batteries as well as
powering the station.
Lance,
I have
one as well, never have been able to find out much though. Yes, the
batteries attach across the main output. Somewhere inside there is a
voltage adjustment that you set according to battery specs. A switch on
the back labeled float (normal position) and equalize (highr
Lance,
The manual you seek is still in print, and is available from Motorola
Parts for $ 5.61. It is publication 6881104E92. It covers the
TPN1105A and TPN1106A power supplies, as well as the optional battery protection
and alarm system. And yes, the battery connects directly to the same
Well I have a new in the box
unit and a number of them on repeaters. Have some paper work around here
someplace will look for it over the weekend and if found will pass the info
on.
I know there is a pot you
adjust it about 2 volts above the battery to keep it charged but it is done as
That is a TV Electronic News Gathering (ENG) antenna. Most likely a NSI or
Nurad Super Quad model. They have been around for a long time and there are
lots of them around. Inside the radome is a fiberglass cosecant squared
antenna that is about 4 feet tall with a CP antenna feed mounted out
Thanks
Eric,
I will
get that one ordered... the washing machine relay thing has always
bothered me! Just not into hillbilly engineering if there is a better
way... and once again you come through with the goods!
73MikeK5JMPwww.k5jmp.us
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Here's a link to that antenna's manufacturer:
http://www.nsystems.com/NSI_Products/SuperquadSilhouette/SuperquadSilhouette
.htm
or for a TinyURL:
http://tinyurl.com/lkroo
73, Eric Lemmon WB6FLY
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From: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
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hey Brett,
Please do us a favor and adjust your email client so it doesn't send
email in HTML.
HTML has no place in an email.. The font was so small I needed a
magnifying glass to read it and I have 20/20 vision.
Brett wrote:
Have you tried common earthing of the feeders?
Do the radios have
Thats the first place that I looked but no GM399...Maybe its common to
another model that I overlooked??
_
Gareth Bennett
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are not the intended recipient,
Hi all:
Our club is using repeaters following the versatel communications
duplex mod. the question is,does anyone have a copy of the modfication
they used or is there a website that has these forms. email
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Thanks
Ryan
n3ssl
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