Kerincom ... wrote:
I know this is a bit off group but someone might know .I have a
client that
has brought in a FT857
Which had a burned out cap in the head unit c4029 and damaged q4002
Reg .I have replaced the cap and
I have a replacement reg supplying 5v to the micro chip and the 8v
The TB7100 is only a toy compared to the TB8100 series. Actually the '7100
series is made utilising Tait Mobile boards that dont quite make specification.
Regards
Gareth Bennett
(Technical Services)
Signals NZ Ltd
8 Manor Place
P.O. Box 1439
Dunedin 9015
New Zealand
Phone : 03 425-0895(64 3
Hi All,
I came across a web site that had a listing for a Tait T700 Mobile 70cm
Repeater.
It appears that they are using one T700 and turning it into a full duplex unit.
I have a few T700 UHF radios sitting on my shelf and was wondering about using
them as a portable/moble repeater.
Does anyone
Jed,
you can compare for yourself:
http://www.taitworld.com/main/index.cfm/1,170,0,48,html/TB7100-Analogue-Base-Station-Repeaters
http://www.taitworld.com/main/index.cfm/1,166,0,48,html/TB8100-Analogue-Base-Station-Repeaters
Best Regards,
Chris Carruba (WQIK389)
CompuTec Data Systems
As others have said, the PL/DPL deviation is NOT separately adjustable. It's a
fixed percentage of the total deviation. It is very clean however, so even
though it might measure rather high, it'll be quite inaudible. You'd have to
add a resistor somewhere to lower just the PL level.
Make sure
I think it's just a matter of personal preference and where you're located.
Check with some other site owners and get their opinions too. I've dealt with
Telewave and their phone and e-mail support is quick and helpful.
Bob M.
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--- On Thu, 12/11/08, Jed Barton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gareth Bennett (Ihug) wrote:
The TB7100 is only a toy compared to the TB8100 series. Actually the '7100
series is made utilising Tait Mobile boards that dont quite make
specification.
Regards
Gareth Bennett
geez-shouldn't the spec on a repeater's rf be tighter than a mobile?
:c/
I have three Telewave VHF duplexers in service which I bought new from Telewave
along with a number of other Telewave components, all very good and trusted
stuff!
I like Telewave and will continue to use them in the future.
Scott, N6NXI
- Original Message -
From: Jed
I have nothing bad to say about Telewave, but if you are looking at TX/RX
and Telewave as the two choices, I'd pick TX/RX any day.
Chuck
WB2EDV
- Original Message -
From: Jed Barton
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, December 10, 2008 11:15 PM
Subject:
I have a couple of UHF WACOMs that _appear_ identical to Telewave.
Telewave claims that they share a common design heritage (I think
thats the exact wording). I am extremely happy with the design, and I
have used Telewave support for other things and have found them to be
easily the best
I have a 220 repeater ( budget project ) going on the air soon, hopefully.
I was given a 100ft or so of Times Microwave RG-331 ( alum. Jacket )
hardline, roughly the same specs as 1/2 Heliax though just a little larger
diameter it appears.
Should this be safe, even though perhaps not
Thanks to everyone for the various ideas. I think I'll hit up the
local department of Roads and Bridges and see if I can't snag a used
traffic controller housing. Thanks again guys, 73.
Alex
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