--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, "Eric Lemmon"
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> You don't move the Invar rods at all- those are the pass adjustments.
[...] Just so we're talking apples and apples, the Invar rod is
> in the center of the cavity, and it usually has a black knob on it.
OK, so much for re-readin
hey Doug,
How is COR and PTT accomplished on this?
Is it through the dongle? Or the comports?
Thanks,
Jon - WB0VTM
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From: Doug Bade
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, July 18, 2009 12:08 PM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] ROIP - Cheap
You don't move the Invar rods at all- those are the pass adjustments. You
first adjust the Invar rods for minimum insertion loss at the pass
frequency, then you adjust the side rods to achieve maximum rejection at the
notch frequency. Just so we're talking apples and apples, the Invar rod is
in t
Hi all,
In tuning the reject for a wp-639, how far should I expect to move the
invar rods to find the notch?
In tuning mine (the poor man's way - system on the air receiving a weak
station) I didn't find a definite place I"d call a null. There was more
noise on the signal with the rod pushed m
Martin,
What transport are you using between the routers? Are you Ethernet to
another router or do you have a T1 wic in the 2600's?
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From: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:repeater-buil...@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of rahwayflynn
Sent: Saturday, July 18, 2009 10
There is an extension to asterisk called app_rpt. It can run with
conferences or not or you can build your own conference bridge. It uses
sub 10.00 USB dongles for the radio interface. AllStarLink etc are just
conference bridges and registries offering packaged install distros
but the under
I have the setup that Kevin Describes under construction now. Cisco has apps
notes on their website at:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/ios/12_3t/12_3t7/feature/guide/gtlmrip.html
total hardware cost was ~$475.00 for both routers and the cards. The radio
traffic is in a seperate VLAN with hi
You'd probably like to find a low cost version of the
Bosh IP-223 device.
s.
> "wa5jxy" wrote:
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> OK, I have searched the ROIP posts, and I have to say all the posts I have
> viewed just miss the point of what I am looking for.
> Yes, there are MANY ROIP commercial product related posts.
>
You might want to take a look at my project "thelinkbox". It
supports the same <$10 USB audio dongles as Asterisk as well
as IRLP, EchoLink and Dril interfaces. It can work independently
of EchoLink and IRLP. You can setup a single Reflector/conference
and connect all of your repeaters to it if
Ok here are some prices for the Cisco solution.
Cisco 2600XM router 50 to 200 bucks on eBay depends on what cards might be
in router.
VIC-2E/M 12 to 40 Bucks on eBay, NM-2V 33 bucks buy now on eBay.
This is what you need on each site minimum. If you hooked up with a ham that
is a Cisco Jock, yo
Asterisk is your answer,
You can build a cheap interface to use with asterisk, try 6 bucks.
Anyway just go to the website Asterisk Radio Network or Asterisk Amateur
Radio Network and send an e-mail and those guys will help you out. 73
Will
a5jxy wrote:
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>
> OK, I have searched the ROIP post
Personally, I have always liked eQSO. I've used it since about 2002.
I have also used Echolink. For several years I had my repeater set up
to interface with both Echolink & eQSO.
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