Mike Morris WA6ILQ wrote:
> I've had no problems after I put a o-ring around the center pin and
> pushed it up inside the plug.
Great idea Mike! I can see how the o-ring will keep a little pressure on the
connector threads to keep it from vibrating loose.
Thanks,
Dex
At 08:21 PM 04/18/07, you wrote:
>The only sure way to keep these silly connectors from coming loose is to use
>Lock Tight! No other way to keep them on when the radio is
>installed in heavy
>equipment and farm vehicles. Just make it permanent and when the
>radio needs to
>be removed cut the co
At 07:51 PM 04/19/07, you wrote:
>I have a remote base setup on a UHF machine running an RC-210. I would
>like to be able to remotely rotate a beam antenna via DTMF over the
>repeater. I have figured a way to do this via the controller, but I have
>not yet figured out how to know where the beam in
Having the phase harness the wrong dimensions may cause this. You can
either rebuild the harness or atempt to lengthen the center conductor
inside the reject capacators.
Are you tuning the new high pass on the old high pass cans and not
flipping them (tuning the new low pass RX on the old high pass RX side)?
Many people think that the TX has to stay the TX even if the repeater
used to be HILO and is now LIHO. High pass should remain high pass and
low pass should r
I am having an issue tuning a Q202 duplexer. I reviewed the past 144
or so posts regarding Q202 issues, but haven't found any past posts
mentioning the following issue.
The unit was originally on 165MHz. It has the horizontal
copper/dielectric reject stubs which screw into the T-box on top of
I am converting a full duplex Micor base station to a repeater. The
station was pulled from service on the UHF MED channels and won't repeat
but will full duplex.
I have looked over repeater-builder.com and am not finding an article
describing the procedure. Can I just add the squelch gate an
Anyone out there got info on a cd or paper manuals for this piece of
equipment ?
Rubbish? Really? 'coz there are a number of NOV's (Notices of Violation) on
the FCC enforcement website for doing just that
George, KA3HSW / WQGJ413
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I suspect the accuracy of the deviation measurement depends on how the scope is
calibrated.
I too have for many years used a scanner as a pseudo service monitor. I have
used both
a calibrated FM signal generator and the local public service channels for
reference. The DC
coupling of the scope
Paul,
That confirms my belief that e-Bay prices are often created by clueless
buyers and sellers. I bought my IFR AM/FM 1200 manual directly from IFR
(now Aeroflex) for $125, although it was on e-Bay for $200. It's not
unusual for a seller to quote a price that is two or three times the
manufact
I did a brief Google search and found several hits. EBay has listings for
the operation manual/service manual on CD-ROM.
Richard, N7TGB
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Sent: Saturday, April 21, 2007 7:31 PM
To: Repeater-Builder@
At 4/21/2007 14:55, you wrote:
>Cheep Service Monitor - Take a receiver and an oscilloscope and calibrate
>the scope to measure transmitter deviation.
This doesn't quite work. The reason is that the IF filters in NBFM
receivers lop off a bit of the incoming signal, resulting in an inaccurate
d
The service manual is impossible to find, saw one on Ebay go for almost 400
Bucks
Paul
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Sent: Saturday, April 21, 2007 7:07 PM
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Repeater
Scott,
Look at the following link - this may help you. http://www.kgelectronics.com/
In any event, you could at least send him an email concerning your questions on
the 1100S.
Don, KD9PT
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From: Scott Overstreet
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Sent:
While we are on the subject of service monitors---
An IFR 1100S is available near here---but Im not familiar with this model.
Questions
Is there a complete unit description of this model on the Web somewhere?
What are the weak points?What should I look out for?
Many thanks,
Scott
I've been looking at getting a better service monitor - I currently have an IFR
1200S, but no options (like a tracking generator). So, I'm wondering . . . has
there's been a lot of good said of the HP 8929 series? I've seen the posts and
it seems that a lot of the commercial guys cater to this
Cheep Service Monitor - Take a receiver and an oscilloscope and calibrate
the scope to measure transmitter deviation. Then use an inexpensive
frequency counter. For receiver testing find a surplus generator and use it
with the counter and home made deviation meter (receiver / scope
combination).
Along with a custom built repeater project, how about a custom built basic
service monitor?
The $1500 and up used/new service monitors are a necessity for those in the
business but
for those who only have a need to tune an occasional radio, a less expensive
tool would be nice.
Any suggestions?
The price of Service Monitors is all over the map right now. I
see prices and availability directly related to the state of
the LMR Industry, location and Ebay Action.
There always seems to be a "deal of the day" or two laying
around just out of sight.
Depending on what type and how many fea
Hi,
I have four GE MASTRII UHF repeaters available for sale; removed from
commercial service. Details to be gathered soon but not available
now. I could deliver to Dayton easily; just wanted to see if there's
any serious interest.
Thanks,
Robin Midgett K4IDC
VHF+ Glutton EM66se
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