I was handed a Zetron model 30 Worldpatch and Model 37 Repeaterman
a few weeks ago. Either or both may end up in a porta-peter, depends on
the functionality they have
I've tapped all the local sources and came up dry... I've called Zetrons
California rep on the phone and got nowhere (why would
The only numbers he's been able to pull off the thing so far are:
TPN1186A
TTE1452A
I know the first is the power supply but the 2nd?
Ken
(still trying to ID this thing as a mid-split or other radio)
Hi Mike,
You might save yourself some trouble by using an outboard squelch circuit
fed with discriminator audio.
Here are some option in no particular order.
RLC-MOT http://www.link-comm.com/controllers/accessories/rlcmot/rlc-mot.htm
NHRC-Squelch http://www.nhrc.net/nhrc-squelch/
SQ-1000
Alright, guys, the wife says it's time to get these out of the living
room I have 3 single-channel, 5 2-channel (one is internally strapped
as single channel, easy enough to change), and 1 4-channel scanning radio.
All have Call Guard boards. Also 5 hand mics, 2 desk mics (with the
According to the MSF manual, the TTE1452A is a 110 watt PA Deck (Single
Circulator); 435-470 mHz. The low split (403-435) version is the TTE1451A.
73,
John Maurer WØDP
Ames, Iowa
From: Ken Arck
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, March 13, 2007 9:21 AM
Subject: Re:
At 07:39 AM 3/13/2007, you wrote:
According to the MSF manual, the TTE1452A is a 110 watt PA Deck
(Single Circulator); 435-470 mHz. The low split (403-435) version
is the TTE1451A.
---Thanks. So far this looks like it may be a mid-split radio
Ken
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This radio is doing LTR Trunking FM Right now .
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Hmmm-I don't think that radio's from around
For completeness, the other MSF5000 numbers of interest are:
TUE1761A RF Tray; 403-435 mHz
TUE1762A RF Tray; 435-470 mHz
TTE1502A 75W PA Deck (Single Circulator); 435-470 mHz
TTE1522A 40W PA Deck (Single Circulator); 435-470 mHz
TTE1542A 15W PA Deck (Single Circulator); 435-470 mHz
TLE5411A
which seems rather odd because most of the 220-220 Licenses I've
seen are narrow band acsb type emissions. But I can't see a
reason why nb fm wouldn't work or be allowed. Certainly be more
practical in the commercial radio world than the acsb format.
cheers,
skipp
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The 220 band was all acsb only. The SEA radios used a pilot tone in the
middle of the audio band and used the LTR trunking format. The midland radio
and the Johnson radio were from the UK and were the MPT1327 signaling
format. The other difference was that those radios had the pilot tone
outside
In a message dated 3/13/2007 10:03:47 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
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Thanks,
The repeater does have a number TUE1972A on the RF tray. can you tell me if
this is the 435-470 mHz?
Todd
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Sent:
I can not find the TUE1972A RF Tray number in this MSF manual (1984). Perhaps
someone with a newer manual can find it. Based on the numbering scheme of
everything in this manual (last digit=1 is 403-435, =2 is 435-470 mHz) I would
surmise that it is a 435-470 mhz split.
73,
John Maurer WØDP
skipp025 wrote:
which seems rather odd because most of the 220-220 Licenses I've
seen are narrow band acsb type emissions. But I can't see a
reason why nb fm wouldn't work or be allowed. Certainly be more
practical in the commercial radio world than the acsb format.
cheers,
Hello
Anybody on here have any knowledge about programing the Quantar VHF
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Thanks in advance!
the model number in question is C74CXB-7106AP1
I can't seem to find an exact match in the RB MSF5000 pages. What is
an AP1 (the rest is a no-brainer)
Ken
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President and CTO - Arcom Communications
Makers of the world
Doug-been away---now returned,will dig up ,copy and mail,(no scanner)
I will tell you when in the mail
Jerry VE3 EXT
Either the received PDFs or the produced PDFs will end up on the
Zetron page at repeater-builder.
Mike WA6ILQ
MIke, I promised a manual for you when I responded to your last post.
I've messed up. My first task Wednesday morning will be to scan if I
can the entire manual or make a clean
Someone posted a message recently saying they had several of the
Canadian made Motorola Mitrek Mobile Repeaters in service and they were
used for link radios. I can't seem to locate that post for some
reason and would like to contact the person and see if he has any
service manuals ,etc. for
Hi Guys,
This one has me scratching my head; maybe you've seen it before.
VHF /\/\otorola MSR-2000, configured for repeater (RT) operation by
me. It was originally a line controlled station, not a repeater. I
followed the jumper setting in the service manual, and some advice
from readers of
I'm curious if the XVL version of LDF5-50 has any problems
that I should know of. It seems pretty reasonable, and the
price seems to be $1.95 a foot. If folks know of cheaper
sources for N connectors for it, I'd like to hear about those.
Thanks,
STeve Andre'
wb8wsf en82
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