At 04:47 PM 12/29/07, you wrote:
Let's see what is wrong with my statement.
The repeater controller keys up the link radio via the PTT. The Audio
Delay Board places a one second delay on the audio being sent to the
link radio. This allows the 2 Alinco radios on either side of the link
to key up
Sure Brings back some fond memories Mike.Ken came out wuth an Repeater
Book with most of the FM articles, also ARRL came out with an excellant
Book on Repeaters.
In the late 60's I installed my 1st 440 Repeater using An Motorola
Upright Cabinet with Meters on the Top, it was all Vacuum tube
Every so often someone posts a request on the lists looking for a different
cable for their MSF5000 440 machine. I know different poeple have asked
about the TLE5732A TEE cable or Green cable. The Big M gets around 200
bucks for these little cables which is steep. I have a green band
I have a Motorola repeater that I'm trying to reprogram.. current
config is with a CDM1250 TX and M120 RX repeater set-up... I'm trying
to program a Motorola M120 mobile... and when I try to read it... the
software tells me Model Definition File Not Found Please insert
disk... I checked the
Every so often someone posts a request on the lists looking for a different
cable for their MSF5000 440 machine. I know different poeple have asked
about the TLE5732A TEE cable or Green cable. The Big M gets around 200
bucks for these little cables which is steep. I have a green band TLE5732A
Hello,
I have a VHF MSR 2000, Model C73KSB3146B. I had previously converted
it to the 2 meter band, as I needed a 100 watt radio to access a
distant repeater. However, I would now like to make it a repeater if
at all possible.
I have been told by a local Motorola tech that it is possible to
Greetings...
I need a KLN6209 for 100.0hz (1Z). Most traditional sources have
dried up, but there have to be drawers-full somewhere. Thanks for the
replies.
Jeff
I have the chanceto pck up the above mention for a good price.
However, it is rated at 440-470mhz. For the UK I need it to go down to
430 output and 438 input.
Does anyone have any info on these?
JJ G0KSC
Your post is interesting as we have not had a good LMR debate in a
while. Most are going to say avoid it, some will say that there is no
problem with it.
I'm in the middle. At my house or shop, I use it all the time. I use
it for testing repeaters, feed line to the antenna or anyplace I can
At 08:48 PM 12/29/07, you wrote:
Hello,
I have a VHF MSR 2000, Model C73KSB3146B. I had previously converted
it to the 2 meter band, as I needed a 100 watt radio to access a
distant repeater. However, I would now like to make it a repeater if
at all possible.
I have been told by a local
Go to www.repeater-builder.com and then to the Antenna Systems page.
Scroll down to System Engineering and read the second article titled
Recommended Coax and Connectors for the iDEN Enhanced Base
Transceiver System. Now I know that iDEN is not an amateur system
but the physics holds true.
Mike
At 10:10 AM 12/29/07, you wrote:
I have a Motorola repeater that I'm trying to reprogram.. current
config is with a CDM1250 TX and M120 RX repeater set-up... I'm trying
to program a Motorola M120 mobile... and when I try to read it... the
software tells me Model Definition File Not Found Please
Glenn,
I can't help you with a cable, but I would like to offer a suggestion.
Since these cables are so expensive, perhaps it would be nice if those who
have them in hand were to make exact drawings of them, with precise
measurements, so that they could be duplicated. I don't have the MSF5000
I must be doing something wrong.
When you power up the radio holding the phone button, is it supposed to
go into some sort of 'clone' mode?
Does anybody remember how to program these things?
I have the 1.4 software...
--
Jay Urish CCNANetwork Engineer
http://jay.unixwolf.net
In addition to the stuff on the repeater-builder site -- or perhaps
before it. Just go through the MSR2000 service manual and set it up as
a repeater. Other than the squelch gate card, there are jumpers on the
backplane, and I think maybe on another card or two. The manual has
tables for
In order to jump-start the project I suggested in my previous post, the
following listings were found in the Motorola Online database, a few minutes
ago. Any physical description of them is appreciated:
TLE5721B DUPLEX TEE R/T 3 MHZ -- CANCELLED
TLE5731B DUPLEX TEE R/T 5 MHZ -- CANCELLED
Rob,
Never use LMR-400 in a repeater system where you transmit through it. It
would be OK to use in your receiver to duplexer jumper but not for the
transmitter to duplexer jumper. Supposedly, the dissimilar metals of the
foil and braided shield can create broadband micro-arcs when
Personally, I would not use LMR cable anywhere. For some short jumpers I'd
use RG-400 which uses two silver-plated braids and is about the same
diameter as RG-58.
Chuck
WB2EDV
- Original Message -
From: n4rpd [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday,
Eric,
There is a list of the min required jumpers used in the MSR-2000
repeater station included in my MSR-2000 to external repeater
controller text found at the www.radiowrench.com/sonic web
site. Working from a decafe based hazy memory... there should
be 4 to 6 jumpers required on the back
Does anyone know for certain whether the Mitrek
HLN4181A reedless PL board can be used for encode and
decode simultaneously?
Eric, KH6CQ
Be a better friend, newshound, and
know-it-all with Yahoo!
Hi All
Building a Micor Repeater from Scratch
Facts.
Mother Board (unified Chassis ) origin unknown. Had to add a jumper for
+12Volt to RX.
Rx with audio works fine. Not using pl board ( control system does PL)
Have great local speaker vol and squelch.
Exciter, Tripler, PA and
The harness is always the hard part. May luck be with you.
Chuck
- Original Message -
From: Peter P J [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, December 29, 2007 11:16 PM
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Pager antenna-Amateur Band modification II
In response
Hi Eric
There are 2 of them that we are mainly interested in for 440 ham. The Green
Band which is TLE5732A for repeaters that rcv higher than xmt . And the
made of unobtainium Yellow band TLE5772A which is for repeaters that rcv
lower than xmt.
Tnx
Glenn N1GBY
-Original Message-
From:
I got 195.00 plus shipping on Friday for the TLE5772A which may have
included a mark up by Wisscom that had it listed, so the price makes buying
a new one a non-starter. Hope to find one used somewhere. Tnx
Glenn N1GBY
-Original Message-
From: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
By any chance, is some of this info out there on the
web, like on the repeater-builder site?
Bob M.
==
--- Glenn Shaw [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Eric
There are 2 of them that we are mainly interested in
for 440 ham. The Green
Band which is TLE5732A for repeaters that rcv higher
than
As I mobile around while monitoring the output of my 224.18 MHz repeater as I
have done for many years (it has been on the air since the late 70's), I have
never heard any kind of strange signals on its output freq. or any 220 output
freq. I have a 3 band Kenwood in the car and am used to
I am looking for a GE test meter cable used for the MASTR II, EXEC II
and Custom MVP [W1] --
or at least the connectors (plugs) for the MASTR II radio side [P1
(black), J2(red)].
GE part number: 19D900090P1 or 19D416576G1
Greg
w9gb
I just read on the AMSAT BB about a certain Linksys wireless access point that
had a very strong spur in the 430 band, right next to one of the satellite
downlink frequencies I wonder if you might be encountering one with a 224
spur? Take your laptop with WiFi and use NetStumbler to see
Yes Roger - I do hear this on 220 from time to time and more so in the
dense city environments. If you are going to search for Cable TV
leakage listen to 221.750(CATV CH 23 Audio Carrier) or 223.250(CATV CH
24 Video Carrier). These will yield you the best signal levels.
Good luck..dan n2aym
---
Thanks for the freqs. I put my 220 on PL some time ago just to solve a one time
fluke problem we were having and I left it on all the time so as not to worry.
Roger W5RD
- Original Message -
From: fineshot1
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, December 30, 2007
You know, you may be right as one of the sources, as more of the Wireless stuff
seems to be cropping up now, especially with the holidays spawning all new
electronic qizmos.
I'll get my daughter-in-laws laptop and WiFi stuff and snoop around later. I
know the guy next door has his wireless
(S, so does the ICS Linker IIa with a TS 64 bd :) )
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Eric,
The world would be a better place if repeater controller manufacturers
included reverse burst capability...
S -- don't tell anybody, but the 7330 supports both standard
reverse burst formats...
Ralph,
Maybe I'm missing something here, but is your station a Micor, or is it an
MSR2000? Your subject line and the attachment do not agree.
Please advise what backplane you have- there is more than one and they have
significant differences. It is always helpful to identify the part numbers
At 12/30/2007 11:53, you wrote:
Rob,
Never use LMR-400 in a repeater system where you transmit through it. It
would be OK to use in your receiver to duplexer jumper but not for the
transmitter to duplexer jumper. Supposedly, the dissimilar metals of the
Actually, it should be OK to use LMR-400
Bob,
I did a quick check but did not find any specific information. I think you
know where I'm heading on this. What I hope to receive is a message along
these lines:
Refer to the attached photo of a TLE tee cable. I marked a line with a
Sharpie pen on the center of the back of the tee
At 04:10 PM 12/30/07, you wrote:
As I mobile around while monitoring the output of my 224.18 MHz
repeater as I have done for many years (it has been on the air since
the late 70's), I have never heard any kind of strange signals on
its output freq. or any 220 output freq. I have a 3 band
The Linker IIa has audio phase reversal circuitry for outboard CTCSS encoders?
Bob NO6B
At 12/30/2007 17:16, you wrote:
(S, so does the ICS Linker IIa with a TS 64 bd :) )
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED][EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Eric,
The world would be a better place if repeater controller
Thanks for the tips. I have a bunch of time on my hand now that I am retired
(Dec. 31 is my last day). Thanks again.
Roger W5RD
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, December 30, 2007 8:45 PM
Subject: Re:
Hi Bob
The Linker IIa has a port just for the TS 64. The decode and encode can
be turned on
or off separately. The TS 64 plug on the Linker IIa also has a
provision to add an external
filter if desired as the TS 64 filter can be improved upon.
The TS 64 plug sends the input receiver audio
No - not the same VOCODER. IMBE is a VOCODER. VSELP is a VOCODER -
different from and incompatible with IMBE.
Early Motorola digital radios were sold with Motorola's Astro
proprietary digital voice format which uses the VSELP VOCODER. After
APCO released the P25 standard using the IMBE
VSLEP is proprietary, isn't it? If so, it's not an open standard.
Joe M.
Dan Blasberg wrote:
Since when isn't VSLEP allowed on the ham bands?? It is IMBE just a
different scheme using the same vocoder.
Dan
KA8YPY
On Dec 28, 2007, at 6:42 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is only
Thanks for the clarification.
As for using VSLEP, if it is all that was available at the time the
radios where received, why not use it? We had several donated to use
that we subsiquently found out were VSLEP and continue to use them
primarily for simplex digital operations. If we need to
And if somebody wants to do a article on them, we'll put it on
repeater-builder.
I can see someone having a side business building them. Hell, there
are folks that can't follow simple directions to build an IRLP cable and
pay for them. The T-cable is more daunting - you have to be able to
Hello,
This email message is a notification to let you know that
a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the Repeater-Builder
group.
File: /MSF5000 Green_TEE_Cable.BMP
Uploaded by : kc5ozh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Description : Motorola MSF5000 Green TEE Cable drawing
You can
I don't see why not.
Hams all over the country are experimenting with a variety of
digital voice formats including D-Star, P25, AOR, FDMDV, and
Mototrbo TDMA. If some of these are only available from one
manufacturer - so what?
See: http://www.hamradio-dv.org/
Since this list is not for
Charlie, it looks like we started a good thread. You better take some
measurements before some one finds out I sent you a free Green Tee with
out taking measurements; I might get tarred and feathered. After I sent that
to you free of charge, some guys I know really gave me heck. All I could say
Hello,
This email message is a notification to let you know that
a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the Repeater-Builder
group.
File: /JPEG Motorola MSF5000 green TEE Cable.JPG
Uploaded by : kc5ozh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Description : MSF5000 Green_TEE_Cable.JPG from
For the People who are having Interference Problems on 220 , You might
want to Check around the Walgreen Stores that have put up the New
Electronic signs. I Have a Repeater on 224.740 and a few of the Stores
if I am in the Parking lot or get within a block I have a Full scale
reading on the
Wow! Already, KC5OZH has uploaded a drawing of an MSF5000 tee cable.
Thanks, Charlie! Since I have never seen one of these cables, let alone
looked inside an MSF5000 station, I must ask a few questions:
1. What is the Motorola part number of the pictured cable? It is my
understanding that
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