And that was the kind of thing I was referring to. I saw a mobile mount that
used some small diameter heliax (about 1/4) from the antenna to the radio. I
immagine it was for 800-900MHz or something like that.
Basically, I was just curious as to how common and/or practical it might be.
In a
Before a local group spends money having
International Crystal build up a pair of elements
for a replacement GMRS repeater (replacing a
pair of back to back Maxtracs) I though I'd see
if I can put some money into a hams hands...
There have got to be a few sets of GMRS elements
sitting on shelves
Hello to All my Ham Radio Friends
Just a little Reminder about the
Palm Beach Country Ham Radio Fest on Saturday March 13,2010
go to www.palmbeachradiofest.com http://www.palmbeachradiofest.com/
Check it out
great info about the Fest
Thanks
73's
Ki4ljm
Marc Lonstein
Thanks for posting this.
Dave was one of the great ones. Remember him from the early packet days as well
as building a great computerized repeater system in London, ON.
A sad loss for Amateur Radio.
73, Ron VE1AIC
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, ka9qjg ka9...@... wrote:
Dan, have you had any experience using the GE Mastr 11 as a repeater, and if so
what are your thoughts on it.
-Original Message-
From: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:repeater-buil...@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Dan Saputo
Sent: Friday, March 05, 2010 12:25 PM
To:
I think you could use Superflex in a mobile.
But the most advantage of Superflex cables is the shield being 100% not that
they are exceptionally low loss.
For example I like Andrew FSJ1 and FSJ2 for repeaters sites, but for loss, GOOD
braided cable like 9913 or LMR400 specs slightly better.
NOTE
What's an 'RLC'?
WalterH
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, NORM KNAPP nkn...@... wrote:
Those are IDA RLC's to Mastr III's.
My bad.
Norm
And what happens if they deploy it in a municipality where there's a 4.9 GHz
mesh network [like Phoenix, AZ]?
Or a 4.9 GHz point-to-point microwave link?
Or in the presence of a 4.9 GHz helicopter downlink?
Frequency selection/coordination is a very big deal, and most of the IT/MBA
types
4.9 is licensed spectrum. If Public Safety has an incident they are engaged
in I think they have the where with all to manage the spectrum.I guess some
of you all just like to worry about stuff. Have at it.
_
From: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
A repeater controller made by Link corporation
See http://www.link-comm.com/index.php/site/amateur/
Mike WA6ILQ
At 01:43 PM 03/05/10, you wrote:
What's an 'RLC'?
WalterH
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, NORM KNAPP nkn...@... wrote:
Those are IDA RLC's to Mastr III's.
My bad.
re: Someone still loves a Motrac - Low Band Even...
Made me smile to think someone bid on the radio.
Motorola Motrac low band 6 meter vintage mobile radio
Ebay Item Number 300402843115
cheers,
s.
re: IWCE Next Week
As you see in the subject line... IWCE is next week. I
look forward to the parties *%$^% I mean I look forward
to seeing all the new (goodies) radio equipment.
Once again if any of you group members are going, be sure
to stop by the booth and say hello or catch me/us
Repeater Link Controller I think. It is basically a LTR controller that you
wire up to a repeater. We have 10 mastr II's out there with them installed and
I have to swap out 6 of them with Mastr III's.
73
Norm
- Original Message -
From: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Hi Leroy,
My UHF machine is a 100-watt mastr ii repeater. This has been on the air for
the past 5 years and ran flawlessly. I've worked on many vhf mastr ii's for
fellow repeater owners over the years. Have been used by hams for years and
generally perform very well. Good rf specs, highly
Hey Skip.I have a Maxtac in my Chevy Pickup on 52.525mhz. Worked on a lot of
tese units when I worked for an MSS, also Motrans.
Wesley AB8KD
- Original Message -
From: skipp025
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, March 05, 2010 6:32 PM
Subject:
Hey folks,
I just got an old gray GE voter working with a half dozen Midlands. The system
is voting ok, but none of the lamps work. I mean NONE of them work. The
receiving, the voted and the fail lamps are all DEAD on all cards. I find it
hard to believe that all have completely blown (but
At 3/5/2010 15:32, you wrote:
re: Someone still loves a Motrac - Low Band Even...
Made me smile to think someone bid on the radio.
It's already xtal'd up working on a popular ham freq., so that makes it
worth something.
Bob NO6B
We also need to start planning on where to meet at Dayton...
I know about the Brat wagon but for some reason, we just didn't make the
connection last year.
So where's the location gonna be this year? Any special way to reach out
and make contact (radio freq, smoke signals, etc.)??
Mark -
Hello all.
I have a UHF msr2000 exciter that does not want to play nice.
It was working on its original frequency of 461.100 and drove the PA at 100
watts.
I am trying to move it to 440.300 I have followed the steps in the Moto manual
for peak and dip. peak and dip. done this about 6 times.
I am working on adding a controller to an S-7R UHF repeater. I do not have the
manual for it. It has a simple controller which I understand has to be
bypassed. I pulled off the two header connectors going to the controller
which, of course, disabled it. I made up a wiring harness using the
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