Anyone familiar with the RELM SMX921 repeater? I wonder if the VHF model will
program down into the ham band?
http://www.relm.com/spec_sheets/SMX_921.pdf
W4DEX
You're right, I remember now. My apologies!
Richard
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Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2007 7:07 PM
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [Repeater-Builder]Timeout Timers (Was: A Monday Laugh
Richard,
Please re-read my post. It is the USER radios that have a 30-second time
limit. The repeaters have three minutes, although they are commercial units
that can operate continuously. A user timeout will inform a long-winded
talker that his time has expired, with a tone from his speaker, w
;-)
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From: "N9WYS" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2007 2:48 PM
Subject: RE: [Repeater-Builder] Another TKR-820 Question
To paraphrase a hymn; "Go put it on the mountain!" Maybe you have the
ultimate critic's approval!
Sorry - I just couldn't res
To paraphrase a hymn; "Go put it on the mountain!" Maybe you have the
ultimate critic's approval!
Sorry - I just couldn't resist.
Mark - N9WYS
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From: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com On Behalf Of WD7F - John in Tucson
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If it's good to go by the critics
My opinion is that a repeater should be used a lot, that way it's known to
be reliable in case of emergency use. Plus, as you say, there'll be people
listening.
Richard, N7TGB
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At 3/8/2007 12:48, you wrote:
>30 seconds is way too short. Sounds like someone put up a repeater but
>wants to discourage it's use.
>
>Richard, N7TGB
The idea was to restrict traffic to only emergencies, public service,
etc. Problem now is I never find anyone listening there to relay the
traf
30 seconds is way too short. Sounds like someone put up a repeater but wants
to discourage it's use.
Richard, N7TGB
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Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2007 11:47 AM
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.
At 3/8/2007 09:38, you wrote:
>If you are giving a traffic report and it takes over 30 seconds, you are
>not giving a report. You are having a conversation.
Incorrect. I was passing important information & the repeater timed out.
Bob NO6B
If you speak long enough to take a breath, you've talked
tooo long. Steve NU5D
If you are giving a traffic report and it takes over 30 seconds, you are
not giving a report. You are having a conversation. Keep It Short and
Simple. Remember , the person on the other end is trying to filter the
basic facts from all the bs.
Johnny
>>The 146.82 repeater in Los Angeles has
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, "n2kpk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I just opened up my PD400 and found one of the elements disconnected
> which could not be soldered. It was seperated flush with center
> insulation. Does anyone know what was the type cable they might have
> used ins
At 3/7/2007 20:55, you wrote:
>At 06:24 PM 03/07/07, you wrote:
> >On 3/6/07, Kris Kirby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > > > Every user radio in my commercial fleet has the TOT set for 30
> > seconds. In
> > > > my mind, that's more than enough time to get any important
> > message across.
> >
Off subject, but do you remember a time back in the '70s that this
repeater was shut down due to a duct to Hawaii that let an 82 repeater
in Hawaii come booming through in LA. I had a Wilson handi-talkie with
a 1/4 wave ant taped to the roof of my rent car in LA and worked a guy
walking on the
Well, I figured it out. I guess there's at least one guru ;-) who knows how
the line-out works. Me. Man, I hate surface mount technology, especially
when your only copy of the service manual is a fuzzy pdf from a scan !
Thanks to Dave's (K7IOU) younger eyes.
FYI-IYGAS:I'ts good sounding audi
Kris Kirby wrote:
> On Mon, 5 Mar 2007, Eric Lemmon wrote:
>> talkative. Most of these blabbermouths consider setting the TOT on
>> their own radios as "too restrictive."
>>
>> Every user radio in my commercial fleet has the TOT set for 30 seconds. In
>> my mind, that's more than enough time to
Hi
Some of the 1500's had a GPIB bus connector on the back which looks like a
parallel port-DB25. If you have that model, then all you need is a GPIB
controller and some (major) programming and voila, you can have the output from
your IFR. If yours doesn't have the GPIB then there is no provis
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