Alpha 9500 as new.
FT-2000 with/DMU 2000
lots of other gear.
I'm located in Franklin NC, two hours from Atlanta or Charlotte.
73, Ed W4EP
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Since when do the County thugs work for the FCC?
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Jacob Suter jsu...@... wrote:
The FCC sucked up *all* his gear vs just the gear he was using to break
the law, which I believe is allowed since the defendant was a licensed
operator of some sort.
Jerry, I certainly didn't mean to imply that he was doing nothing when I said I
hoped the folks he was jamming would receive a huge settlement from him. Sorry
if I was unclear. :) I am concerned, however, that the County siezed a
boatload of gear that is not known to be involved in any crime.
Do you have a low-band bandpass cavity I can use on my new six-meter
repeater (53.750 MHz, -1.7 MHz split)?
I have the double-notch DB-4032A duplexer all tuned up and ready to go, but
my site owner requires at least one bandpass cavity on the TX output.
Regards,
Dan at K7MM, VU3MMW
Dan,
Telewave can make you a bandpass cavity for the 6m band, even though it is
not a regular catalog item, shown here:
www.telewave.com/pdf/TWDS-5040.pdf
I have bought many duplexers and bandpass cavities from Telewave, and they
are very good performers. With the Amateur discount of 25%, you
Sinclair, Comprod and TX/RX all can make them as well. Some, if not all,
have ham discount.
Chuck
WB2EDV
- Original Message -
From: Eric Lemmon wb6...@verizon.net
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, July 04, 2009 1:56 PM
Subject: RE: [Repeater-Builder] Needed:
On Jul 2, 2009, at 9:14 AM, Scott Zimmerman wrote:
While I don't have any recordings for you, I can assure you that ALL
machines I build have audio responses that sound as close to simplex
as
possible. When I am finished with a machine, I have a helper in
another
room talk into the
On Jul 2, 2009, at 12:56 AM, Scott Yeager wrote:
Wow, if this is attempting to be nice I can't even imagine what your
idea of rude is.
Which part of my message was rude? Did you fall into the common
mistake that humans reading e-mails that are long think there's more
emotional content
On Jul 1, 2009, at 3:02 PM, wb0vhb wrote:
Last Saturday June 27, three Mototrbo repeaters were successfully
linked via an Internet connection between California and Iowa.
Congrats! Welcome to the 21st Century! (GRIN!)
--
Nate Duehr, WY0X
n...@natetech.com
well I have a Kenwood TKR-751 and amp at 80 watts going into a DB-224 at 180
feet. no preamp, RC-210 controller and get about 20 miles from the tower.
there is something wrong with the repeater. It should get more coverage than
you say. Maybe a preamp on the receive will help. What is the
also this range on the repeater is with a HT at 5 watts.
- Original Message -
From: Maire-Radios
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, July 04, 2009 6:28 PM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] GM300 Crossband Ham repeater Bi-Directional
well I have a
Happy 4th Group!
I am in need of microphone jack pin out for the Quantar Rpt.
I have plenty of Motorola mikes, but all have the wrong size modular connector!
Once I get the correct pin out, I have crimper in hand, and ready to go!
Thanks much for any info.
TIM W7TRH
Vashon Is. Wa.
I''m planning an NXDN Kenwood Nexedge link system as mototurbo is already
obsolete due to the fact that it does not support 6.25 khz and at some point it
will be required. Maybe not in Amateur Radio but will definately be required in
Land Mobile. Plus the Mototurbo repeaters simply do not last
I do believe that Mototrbo is 6.25 compliant because of the two voice
channels in a 12.5kHz slot.
Glenn
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--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, w...@... wrote:
I do believe that Mototrbo is 6.25 compliant because of the two voice
channels in a 12.5kHz slot.
Glenn
The Mototrbo upgrade for the MTR2000 station is also 100% duty cycle CCS (at
reduced power from what I understand)
Martin
Mototurbo cannot operate in mixed mode analog and digital simultaneously NXDN
can. Mototurbo does not use open standard technology and limits your choice to
Only Motorola. NXDN is Kenwood and ICOM and soon others. Mototurbo does not
offer 2 Tone paging NXDN does. Mototurbos use of two voice
If you reduce the power enough even a Ritron repeater can be 100 percent duty
cycle. This means nothing.
Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
-Original Message-
From: rahwayflynn mafl...@att.net
Date: Sun, 05 Jul 2009 00:34:05
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Subject:
Martin,
Perhaps you understand incorrectly. The MTR2000 is already rated for
continuous duty, in all bands and power settings. I first became aware of
its durability when I found a Union Pacific Railroad repeater in Opticom
service that was running key-down, 24/7/365, for over two years.
The statement that for a reduction in power was required is from my Dealer, the
same person who provided the confirmation that the upgrade existed and was not
urban legend.
I will check with him for the document number that his statement was based on.
Side note: I have a pair of MTR2000 in
Alan,
I am a long time Kenwood guy but the Mototrbo system is defiantly 6.25Khz
compliant. As a system operator, your cost per channel is well less than ½ per
channel than the NXDN system. Not to mention that the MTR2000 repeater is the
high tier repeater and way more reliable than the 40
Motorola has had many other manufactures sign up to build radios that will
work on the TDMA system and some you have already mentioned. Keep your eyes
peeled on FCCID page.
Mike
From: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:repeater-buil...@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of
I am looking for a nice, durable radio to add to my repeater system. I need
around 16 channels and my top choices are 1 HT750 2 CP200 3 the ICOM IC-F21.
The reason why I like Motorola is because of their durability and I own a GP300
and have never had problems with it. Could I get some opinions
Hi agrimm,
I've got a HT750 HT1250, and they are both pretty
good radios. I've had the volume control fail, (actually
one leg had a cold solder joint). That's for over 5 years of
operation.
The LI-Ion batteries do pretty well.. lot's lighter than
the ni-mh. They seem to last about a year in
Forget about the CP200- it's an entry-level portable that is intended for
light-duty usage, such as for a hotel staff. The HT750 is mid-tier radio
that is rugged and dependable, and has the unique feature that it can work
seamlessly on Kenwood repeaters if necessary. I have no experience with
I would stick with the GP300s. The CTCSS/CDCSS decode on the HT750s
absolutely stinks. You miss the first word or more on them while the
GP300s get every syllable. I'm not sure how Motorola lost the ability to
design a proper decode circuit, but all of the recent offerings have
been weak in
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, ldgelectronics ldgya...@... wrote:
Laryn,
Here is what we use in our area. It works very well.
www.n3px.com/modules.php?name=Newsfile=articlesid=18
Dwayne, thanks for the good article. I happened to have an old Sinclair Q2B5D
duplexer around
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