I apologize if this has been addressed previously, or even close! Do
not have a substantial amount of time to complete this research!
Situation: An event in a remote area, one hill top is well enough
that coverage at around 10 watts VHF for the repeater could cover most
of our Aid Stations, 2 wi
Hal wrote:
> Whats the procedure for converting the TKB to a TKRIs it as simple
> as the jumpering behind the front panel? Hal
You would have to swap out the entire RF deck for one from a TKR-in
other words, it can't be done. They are completely different beasts.
The TKR, or any synthesize
I have never used one but the factory rep calls on me to sell me Maxon radios
and these repeaters are in the catalog. Very reasonable priced and have good
specs on paper.
They are advertised to also work on amateur frequencies which some commercial
repeaters cannot be programmed for. I am call
Jed,
I bought a new Bridgecom UHF repeater direct from the vendor, immediately
after its introduction. It is simply two Maxon mobile radios in a 2U
rackmount box with a rudimentary controller, a Samlex switching power
supply, and some fans. I was intending to use it on the Amateur 70cm band,
but
My dittoes on Dwayne's comments. I have several Bridgecom repeaters on VHF and
UHF and they work fine on
a mountain full of assorted repeaters and about 4,000 other XMTR's all over the
spectrum.
Dick
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Sen
They are pretty good. The main market they are used in our area is
GMRS repeaters. I have two that I work with, one 50 watt and one 10
watt and they work decent. It's just a repeater with CW ID and a
multi-tone controller and does not do much else (don't need anything
more than that for GMRS).
Th
The latest and FINAL update on this project...
Today, a new-version Master Decoder card (TRN 6165A) arrived via mail.
(**MANY thanks, Gerald!!**)
You know, it's AMAZING how well the radio works when it has all the right
parts in it! I have 700 Hz of PL deviation and 4.7kHz max voice deviation.
Whats the procedure for converting the TKB to a TKRIs it as simple
as the jumpering behind the front panel? Hal
Afraid not, Randy.
The RCS1000 controller is a 3" x 8" PC board that is a repeater
controller. The one I have is in a box with two GE/Erisson MCS UHF
radios. This was originally a data repeater that passed everything
including loud open squelch noise.
Thanks anyway,
Joe
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Mike VHF or UHF I have both
--- On Sun, 9/28/08, mike <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
From: mike <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Looking for
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Date: Sunday, September 28, 2008, 3:56 PM
I am looking for a Motorola Pac-R/T. I don't need the R/T ju
Jed I have never heard of them but being nosey I did a Search
http://tinyurl.com/4qwqrm
Maybe some else on Hear will actually know more
Happy Repeater Building
Don KA9QJG
A friend of mine asked me today, and I had never heard of it.
Any of you guys ever used or heard of a bridgecom repeater?
Good, bad?
Or you could junk the old supply.
Go to a switcher and for the 9.6 use a 7809 with a diode in the ground
connection,
Make sure you fuse and add the proper caps to the input and output of the
7809.
You will just have saved the planet some greenhouse gasses
Not to mention your electric bill.
N
Mark,
If I remember correctly. And it has been a while.
The Motorola community repeater both the MSY (Motrac-Motran vintage) and
the Micor
The PL came in the receiver and the master decoder would match it to an
active PL or DPL reed or codeplug. Then the station would repeat and the
same Pl f
Don't hack up a perfectly good radio (did I really say that about a GE ?)
Let's start over
Don't hack up a working radio just install an audio delay board.
Problem solved !
If you hook it right before the squelch circuit it will take care of those
people that key and talk before that system
Look at the chips used in common ATA I like the PAP2T from Linksys (now
Cisco) .
It's just like any other interface use the off hook and ring or reverse
battery like your E&M
On the "Trigger Base" you could configure the ATA for "hot dial" where it
would connect upon off hook.
Hope
You can address the "running the light" issue by programming the radios with
busy channel lockout - prevents the mobile from keying unless channel is
open of their tone is being encoded. Only problem is interference will keep
you from transmitting.
Busy tone lockout is a better choice only prevent
Motorola could do it all ! Just put SP after the model.
Once worked on a GSA SP Micor that would turn on the coffee pot in the
morning.
Robert
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Correct for the Micors as well. Exception was when it has the transcode
option.
Robert
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Mike,
You can get by with the Ham grade CBC but on a repeater I prefer to see a
commercial quality unit like a TX-RX or Decibel Products. I know that I have
loads of UHF/900 ones I'll have to check on UHF/VHF.
Robert
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Works great. Make sure you have filters and bypass caps on the 7809.
Robert
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