That assumes that a coordination should last forever once granted. A lot
of coordinators would have a big problem with that thinking. In some
areas, a coordination does not expire, but in some, they DO. If it does,
the person should have no expectation that it's still valid if it has an
MCH wrote:
Coordination is not required, but when one repeater is coordinated, and the other is not,
*the uncoordinated one must resolve the problem*. That's in Part 97.
I'll pick on Joe here a minute
The rules state that it is *primarily* the responsibility of the
uncoordinated repeater
Daron -
In a perfect world you would be correct. But unforunately amateur
radio coordination is far from perfect.
Regarding some of the systems that the ORRC believe are uncoordinated which
I am affilated, that is because they do not recognize the 2 other
coordinating
bodies in Oregon.
True, but what alternative is there to eliminate the interference other
than a change to the uncoordinated system? (especially with a CSQ
repeater that is causing harmful interference)
In this case, the addition of CTCSS/CDCSS would resolve it to the
satisfaction of the coordinated trustee,
Camilo So wrote:
First of all I want to apologize to the Moderator for bringing up a of
topic on this group, most of all thank you to every one that reply
specially Joe M. (MCH) this is the same shortcut my XYL is working at
(Miami Children Hospital). Again thanks to all.
Since you followed
Greeting group,
We have the following E.F Johnson Viking Base Stations for sale:
10x 800 MHz 75 Watt (Immaculate condition)
Model:242-2008-X32
Asking $USD $1,800 each
Regards
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(Technical Services)
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P.O. Box 1439
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send another email! TNX - Dennis Griffin- W4DG For Sale: one (1) WACOM
Model# WP-639 BpBr Circuit 2M Duplexer currently tuned at 146T91
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*I have several interested parties for this item but lost my email data
file! I am placing this ad again - those who responded last week please
send another email! TNX - Dennis Griffin- W4DG
For Sale: one (1) Decibel Products MODEL# DB4071, Serial #D87853 450Mhz.
duplexer. Currently tuned for
And how do you know that? How do you know that the repeater wasn't
turned back on after the guy heard another repeater on 'his frequency'.
How do you know it wasn't ever off the air?
You don't. As I said, don't assume facts.
Joe M.
JOHN MACKEY wrote:
Coordination is intended to avoid
It is a fact the NFCC recognition/certification means zero in the eyes of
the FCC. What matters is recognition by the local constituency.
I'm curious and would enjoy the documentation you have that shows that
statement to be factual.
I can understand that if there is a legal conflict between
...another system owner wrote me a terse email because he could hear my new
repeater on his channel on his base station, about 80 miles away.
Which, of course, does not meet the definition of interference.
Moderator(s)...
This topic has become COMPLETELY OFF-TOPIC...(and unruly)
I suggest it be terminated...
LW
...and I approve THIS message1
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Daron Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Daron -
In a perfect world you would be correct. But unforunately
I'm selling a Hamtronics REP-100, 700mW Repeater, CSI TP-38 Tone
Panel, 45 Watt Amplifier Deck, Phelps Dodge UHF Duplexer, GE Power
Supply, all mounted in a 2ft high rack cabinet. I'm asking $700.00.
all presently tuned to 462.675 Tx / 467.675 Rx.
I have manuals for the REP-100 and TP-38. the
Carefully, There are screwdriver slots on the sides in front of and rear odfthe
mounting screws goes. The covers are tough and can take some twisting.
--- On Sat, 11/1/08, res1q6fs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: res1q6fs [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Motorola GTX Cover
Hi Group,
I'm selling a Hamtronics REP-100, 700mW Repeater, CSI TP-38 Tone Panel, 45
Watt Amplifier Deck, Phelps Dodge (4 cavity, I Think) UHF Duplexer, GE Power
Supply, all mounted in a 2ft high rack cabinet. I'm asking $700.00. all
presently tuned to 462.675 Tx / 467.675 Rx.
I have manuals
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, w4dg.geo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Still for sale: 2m WACOM WP-639 Duplexer. Asking $650 + shipping.
Offers considered.
this is kf4kqe what is your least offer that you will take.
I personally do not have one but I bet you the guys over on the HTX
group would have one. Give them a shout.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/HTX_VHF_UHF/
Good luck!
Albert
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, n8rtn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,iam looking for a Original htx-202 rubber
At 11/3/2008 07:20, you wrote:
Daron -
In a perfect world you would be correct. But unforunately amateur
radio coordination is far from perfect.
Regarding some of the systems that the ORRC believe are uncoordinated which
I am affilated, that is because they do not recognize the 2 other
For hod-dipped galv U-bolts, Rohn always had a good selection. I don't know
if I've ordered any since Radian took over. Pirod/Valmont also used to have
a good selection of hardware, though I found that a lot of what they had
wasn't always in their catalog or on the web site.
For stainless, if
Thank you all for your inputs. I think I'll use the Arcom RAD design
if I can get the IC they use; I prefer homebrewing...
73 de Martin HB9TZW
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Jim Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Most DTMF decoder chips have an output that transitions when a valid
Daron-
The NFCC does not create coordination councils. The constituents recognize
their
own coordination council.
I'll give you a specific example in your own area/council, which happened
many years before you were on the scene. In Oregon packet radio was
originally
coordinated by some group
Try telling that to the Oregon Region Relay Council. In 1995 I had my
repeater coordination revoked due to that exact reason.
-- Original Message --
Received: Mon, 03 Nov 2008 08:59:54 AM PST
From: Paul Plack [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re:
Daron-
The NFCC does not create coordination councils. The constituents recognize
their
own coordination council.
John.I never made any reference to the NFCC creating anything, I simply
pointed out the one recognized group for Oregon per the NFCC. The
'constituents' of Oregon did exactly
Daron-
There is no reason why other coordination groups need to jump thru the
hoops (what you called provisions in the bylaws) of the ORRC to become
coordinating bodies. Instead they can do exactly the same as the ORRC did
and have their 'constituents' recognize the group they desire. If it was
There is no reason why other coordination groups need to jump thru the
hoops (what you called provisions in the bylaws) of the ORRC to become
coordinating bodies. Instead they can do exactly the same as the ORRC did
and have their 'constituents' recognize the group they desire. If it was
good
My intention was not to provide a resolution, but to point out the
responsibility of said resolution does not fall solely on the un
dude... So says the FCC rules.
Kevin
True, but what alternative.
Kevin Custer wrote:
MCH wrote:
Coordination is not required, but when one
This thread has gone from helping out a builder with a coordination
problem to a discussion of internal ORRC politics.
The only question I would have is whether any of the OTHER coordinators
are working with anyone other than ORRC. If not, the new groups are not
considering the existing
I wonder if they are metric rather than standard sized u-bolts? This might
account for the difference in size...
Mark - N9WYS
-Original Message-
From: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com On Behalf Of Chuck Kelsey
The application is a small side-arm bracket. I made it from aluminum square
Hi all,
some month ago i sent a message about a part that i need on my 10 Volt
regulator card from my master 2 repeater.I am
sorry to say that i dont rememeber what anser i recieved,if you look at
the Front panel of the card you will see a slide switch INTERCOM at her
left there is an head
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