Thanks all for the info!
Tim
I recently obtained a Motorola MTR-2000. It took a lightening hit to the tone
remote board, but the repeat functions fine. Upon close inspection, it appears
this unit was originally used as a base station before it was a repeater by
evidence of ant rel installed. Also it does not have a
Hi Guys:
Does anyone close to Kitchener-Waterloo Ontario have a use for
a VHF repeater? This is just the cabinet, and it comes with another
unit for parts. It is currently on 147.280/147.880 (crystals included).
It has been sitting in my shop for 10+ years, so it's time to
let someone else have
Hi Tedd, Just wondered if you meant 146.28 / 146.880 as i think
that is the standard pair
JR
- Original Message -
From: Tedd Doda la...@sentex.net
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, November 16, 2009 11:51 AM
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Cheap: Canadian
There was a guy at the stone mtn hamfest with several for 10.00...
I think he is in the atlanta area...wb9dbd I think.
.
bill
.
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, hl31943 hles...@... wrote:
I have a CXB UHF repeater and can't get the receive VCO to lock properly. I
get a
Bit off more than I can chew (I'm a 160m CW ham). #2 son just passed
his Tech test and I foolishly promised him a Azden PCS-5000 thats
part of an estate I'm helping with.
This morning, put it on bench to try out. Man, where did a simple
CW rig get all those buttons and knobs??. Keeping in mind
http://www.rigpix.com/azden/pcs5000.htm
On the above page, scan down toward the bottom, you'll find a link to
the manual
73's
KF7CEG
sjotrollet wrote:
Bit off more than I can chew (I'm a 160m CW ham). #2 son just passed
his Tech test and I foolishly promised him a Azden PCS-5000 thats
Walt,
Try this link for a owner's manual:
http://www.rigpix.com/azden/pcs5000_manual.pdf
Scott
Scott Zimmerman
Amateur Radio Call N3XCC
474 Barnett Road
Boswell, PA 15531
sjotrollet wrote:
Bit off more than I can chew (I'm a 160m CW ham). #2 son just passed
his Tech test and I foolishly
John J. Riddell wrote:
Hi Tedd, Just wondered if you meant 146.28 / 146.880 as i think
that is the standard pair
Your close John, but thanks for making me check again. The pair
is 147.285/147.885.
Tedd Doda, VE3TJD
Lazer Audio and Electronics
http://www.ve3tjd.com
My idea of a
Yes please Jeff...
thanks
skipp
Jeff DePolo j...@... wrote:
I have dimensional data for both Decibel and Celwave
lowband folded dipoles *somewhere*. If there's interest
I'll hunt for them.
I think the Celwave design (with the stingers) would be easier to
fabricate - no bending
Re: Code 3 - RFI
Today's amusing Code 3 RFI story comes to you courtesy
of modern LED Code 3 lighting hardware companies.
A State Police Car arrives with missing receive audio
radio complaints. In the interest of brevity... via a lot
of searching to find the New Generation LED (Code-3)
Tim,
You might like the prices and various units posted here:
http://www.allelectronics.com/make-a-store/category/116/Cables-2-Cond.-Waterproof/1.html
For short pigtails I have used the double-ended units and snipped them in half,
careful of the wrong colored lead at that point.
I have
The VHF MTR2000 comes in three versions capable of transmit powers of 30, 40,
or 100 Watts.
The 30 and 40 Watt transmitters cover 132-174 as does the receiver in all
three, but the 100 Watt transmitter comes in two ranges: 132-154 MHz and
150-174 MHz.
The 100 Watt 150-174 transmitter can't be
Well, the MTR2000 in VHF came primarily in two flavors, 132-174 MHz 40
watt, and 150-174 MHz 100 watt. The 150-174 MHz 100 watt unit will
not tune down to 2 meter ham frequencies.
The easy way to tell the two apart is looking for fans on the PA and
power supply. If you have fans, you have a 100
RATS
So what you are telling me is that I need to swap this thing out for a ham
compatible repeater somewhere.
Just my luck! :-(
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From: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Jeff, I received some pics that have answered my question. I note that RFI
quote different part no's for the high and low pass, I guess this is so the
tuning is smoother, my prototype is working ok as both high/low pass in a
Allgon 5 cavity @433 megs with 1.6 meg spacing.
As a matter of
So, is there no way to fool the repeater or shoot different firmware into it so
it wIll take the 144-148mhz tx freqs?
- Original Message -
From: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent:
Nate Duehr wrote:
Hmm... My Kenwood TH-F6A (I assume that's what you mean by F6)
does NOT respond to RB from anything I've tried. How old is
yours? (Perhaps a change?)
Don't remember now...3-4 yrs maybe???
Batt date code is J14A if that helps...
You sure the repeater you're listening to
What model where the mirror lights? If they were an older model that
has an internal ballast, upgrading them to non-ballast versions clears
up the RFI.
Dan
KA8YPY
On Nov 16, 2009, at 3:03 PM, skipp025 wrote:
Re: Code 3 - RFI
Today's amusing Code 3 RFI story comes to you courtesy
of
Not if it's a 150-172 MHz / 100W unit, nope.
-BR / KF4ZWZ
On Mon, Nov 16, 2009 at 2:18 PM, NORM KNAPP nkn...@twowayradio.net wrote:
So, is there no way to fool the repeater or shoot different firmware into it
so it wIll take the 144-148mhz tx freqs?
- Original Message -
From:
Norm,
None of the numbers you provided identifies the band or power of your
MTR2000. It happens that the MTR2000 contains an internal preselector, but
that fact is irrelevant to 2m operation- the duplexer will allow any VHF
MTR2000 to work on 2m. All MTR2000 stations purchased through retail
Ran into the same problem with Star Lantern supervisor lights that mount inside
the car. Never got it solved, on low band, radio unusable, VHF UHF you could
hear it but dispatch was louder.
--- On Mon, 11/16/09, Dan Blasberg ka8...@verizon.net wrote:
From: Dan Blasberg ka8...@verizon.net
Any one have any info on converting Db Products 5 inch DB4001 to use on 222
mhz. Appreciate any info
Please reply to dwmcg...@bellsouth.net
Thanks -- Dale K0JXI
lenaw12 wrote:
146.94 was the defacto standard repeater
channel that was perfect for the traveling ham because every city had
a repeater on that pair.
That was after it was national simplex frequency ;c)))
mzfb2001 wrote:
I was looking in the files section and may have missed it, but I am
looking to improve the transmit audio quality on my UHF transmiter.
I've noticed that the audio is lacking in lows its not tinny but its
not what I would call normal audio from a Micor. The audio levels and
on
Mike Morris WA6ILQ wrote:
Check the photos at http://www.qrz.com/db/w9evt
Mike WA6ILQ
Wow-AES's shelves should be so full!
Yes, I just measured mine out last week (again) and I believe I have the same
thing. I will measure it exactly tommorow and post my findings.
Tom
W9SRV
--- On Mon, 11/16/09, wd8chl wd8...@gmail.com wrote:
From: wd8chl wd8...@gmail.com
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Micor repeater audio
To:
skipp025 wrote:
or care for local speaker audio.
There is such a glut of used surplus radio equipment on
the market right now that I doubt many people will bother
with using Master Pro-Receivers when a crystal has to be
ordered for each frequency change.
Of recent surprise to me is
wb6dgn wrote:
OK, I guess I'd better calm down and explain. After I've composed
the message, how do I tell the system that I want to include an
attachment? I don't see anything to click on to indicate that I want
to send the attachment. TA
Most email programs I've seen have a button
I thought 34/76 was the standard. (146.340 in, and 146.760 out)
Joe M.
wd8chl wrote:
lenaw12 wrote:
146.94 was the defacto standard repeater
channel that was perfect for the traveling ham because every city had
a repeater on that pair.
That was after it was national simplex frequency
I stand corrected.
I just checked mine on the bench. Injected signal from my audio generator into
the Exciter (pin 24 on the TX interconnect board). Set the output of the
generator to acheive 3k deviation at 1k. Then checked the 1/3 octaves from 160
to 6300. I posted the graph in the files
Any suggestions on a 50 watt repeater to buy? I've been looking around and
keep looking at the Icom FR3000, I know there are others but I am having
trouble finding a 50 Watt Continous duty... The Icom FR5000 is 25W at 100% duty
cycle but is considered a 50 watt repeater.
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