At 06:36 PM 03/05/10, you wrote:
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
I have to ask -
Did you follow the coil preset chart in the guide on
repeater-builder?
http://www.repeater-builder.com/msr2000/pdfs/msr2000-uhf-tx-align.pdf
Are you sure the channel element is putting out a
clean signal?
Is the multiplier chain putting out an appropriate level
on the test set?
I’m always looking for motorcycle radios.
Is your chp a cruiser or bike unit?
Kb0wlf
From: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
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larryjspamme...@teleport.com
Sent: Friday, March 05, 2010 10:39 PM
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
I copied the manual for the SCR-77 repeater years ago and posted it at
another group. Some of the boards may be similar or the same:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Repeater/files/SCR77%20Repeater/
The manual is in GIF and JPG format, not very good, but usable. Someday
I'll scan it to a PDF.
I'm still working for an MSS (38 years) and just swapped out my 6 meter
Motrac for a Mitrek. I also just found a VHF TwinV that I'm going to clean up
and restore. By the way, anyone have any 2 meter crystals for a Twin V?
Glenn
W8AK
I will be there as I always am, we have three spaces in the 700 Row
towards the end away from the bar---always a few of us hanging around
there
Andy W6AMS
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Sent: Friday, March 05, 2010 8:41 PM
Contact at wb9...@sbcglobal.net
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To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Someone still loves a Motrac - Low Band Even...
I'm still working for an MSS (38 years) and just swapped out
Hi Jason,
The real key to realigning the MSR-2000 Receiver and
Transmitter strips is to follow the first pre-alignment
task item listed in the Service Manual.
Back all the inductor (coil) cores out of their forms to the
locations indicated in the chart/position table/pictures. You
must do
Hi Mark,
Mark n9...@... wrote:
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
Joe saved me all the typing... thank you Joe. I have a
pdf copy of the Spectrum S-7R Manual.
IF YOUR EMAIL ACCOUNT WILL ALLOW LARGE FILE ATTACHMENTS I can
and would send you a copy of no problem.
skipp
Joe k1ike_m...@... wrote:
I copied the manual for the SCR-77 repeater years ago and
This is one tuning task for which my Simpson 269 VOM is worth its weight in
gold. A sensitive analog meter with a huge scale is invaluable in detecting
those tiny peaks and dips.
73, Eric Lemmon WB6FLY
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Chris Curtis demo...@... wrote:
I'm always looking for motorcycle radios.
Is your CHP a cruiser or bike unit?
Kb0wlf
The current radios in both applications should
be the same GE Ranger unit. The Motorcycle unit has
the smaller control head and the extender (repeater)
unit is a rather
I would like to offer the services of my systems for all to use at
Hamvention. Two are located on the 400' tower across the street from Hara
Arena.
443.775 +5 pl 131.8 is IRLP node 4267, 146.985 123.0 pl.
Glenn W8AK
Eric Lemmon wb6...@... wrote:
This is one tuning task for which my Simpson 269 VOM is worth
its weight in gold. A sensitive analog meter with a huge
scale is invaluable in detecting those tiny peaks and dips.
73, Eric Lemmon WB6FLY
An Amen from the crowd is heard...
And... a trusty
I still use my 25-30 Mocom 70's on 10 Meters Love that Motrac style receiver
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, skipp025 skipp...@... wrote:
re: Someone still loves a Motrac - Low Band Even...
Made me smile to think someone bid on the radio.
Motorola Motrac low band 6
Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
-Original Message-
From: w...@aol.com
Date: Sat, 6 Mar 2010 12:18:11
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Meeting up at Dayton
I would like to offer the services of my systems for all to use at
Hamvention.
Wattmeter
ME-82/U (military version of M. C. Jones Elect Co model MM-625).
50 - 600 mhz, 52-ohm, 120w (metered). Tested OK, unmodified, good condition.
$55 plus shipping. Can pack take to shipper at no
additional charge. Located in northern Fla.
N4GL
To answer your questions.
Yes, I did follow the PDF to the t. as well as the Moto manual. The coil
preset was followed.
The channel element is putting out a clean signal.
Not sure on the appropriate level? Have not found levels in the documentation
to compare to.
What I am thinking now,
all of this brings up the question we all have early mot/ge euipment, most
still working.
Who wants it? Is there a two way museum? I assume Motorola has one ???
Example, I have a 4channel ex FBI all tube radio, 2 6146's in the P.A., was
vibrator, now diode rect. A shame to send to the
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, skipp025 skipp...@... wrote:
Joe saved me all the typing... thank you Joe. I have a
pdf copy of the Spectrum S-7R Manual.
IF YOUR EMAIL ACCOUNT WILL ALLOW LARGE FILE ATTACHMENTS I can
and would send you a copy of no problem.
Sure, send it over!
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Joe k1ike_m...@... wrote:
I think we all would be interested in seeing your controller. Any
photos?
http://uddle.com/ctg.jpg
Yes, I did follow the PDF to the t. as well as the
Moto manual. The coil preset was followed.
OK, as you tune the stages up there are metering points
and any decent indication of energy should show up on
the meter when you do the right peak or dip.
I should have asked... do you have an
Re: Spectrum Manal Email Addresses through the
Group Posts.
Everyone in the Group, PLEASE make a mental note of the
following information.
Many of us read the group using a web browser versus
receiving individuals Email for each Group Post.
Viewing the Group Posts on-line with a web
ve3...@... wrote:
All of this brings up the question we all have early
Mot/GE euipment, most still working.
Good stuff is hard to kill... meaning old quality radios
can and do last a long time.
Who wants it?
Other than a few specialized collectors of certain equipment
types... not
I don't/won't own any of the newer radios, especially riceboxes. I've got LB
and 150 Motran radios and am looking for a reasonably priced UHF as well as
some spares for parts. Since I no longer have anything to do with eBay, if
anyone wants to sell any Motrac/Motran radios, working or not,
Large building, yes...but you wouldn't have to pay extra to heat it. ;^)
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Sent: Saturday, March 06, 2010 6:45 PM
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