Don't forget your toast, rice and playing cards, too.
On 8/21/2010 9:22 PM, George Henry wrote:
> And the spray bottle of water, and the newspaper...
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> From: "Mike Morris"
> To:
> Sent: Saturday, August 21, 2010 12:10 AM
> Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Lo
Is there a refreshed URL for the site regarding Maxtrac conversions to 222 MHz?
I thought I surfed to the site a few weeks ago but didn't bookmark it.
Thanks
Mike / W5JR
> Take a look at this link
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> http://members.aol.com/w8ak/maxtrac222.htm
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> I ran into Glenn, W8AK out at Dayton back
Translation from Brazilian Portuguese to English:
Hello to all,
Anyone have a circuit diagram of a simple Link - Repeater controller PC
Board. The controller would interface a VHF Repeater made up of two GM300
mobiles to a third interface port for a UHF Link using a Motorola Maxtrac
mobile radio.
From babelfish: Portugese to English...
"ola (Hola = Hello.. which I think is what he indicated.. ) to all
somebody would have a simple project of a plate repeater controller that
could control two radios of VHF and plus one link in UHF, being 2 gm300
and one maxtrac of motorola"
Doug
KD
ola a todos alguem teria um esquema simples de uma placa controladora de
repetidora que pudesse controlar dois radios de vhf e mais um link em uhf,
sendo 2 gm300 e um maxtrac da motorola .obrigado
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Can someone post a translation so that the non-spanish peakers can help this
g
Correct.
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From: "Gordon Cooper"
To:
Sent: Sunday, August 22, 2010 4:46 PM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] made a rpt
> The gentleman's address is Brazil, you need Portugese, not Spanish.
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> Gordon ZL1KL
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It is:
Hello everyone anyone have a simple scheme of a controller card that could
handle two repeater VHF radio plus a link on uhf, 2 and GM300 maxtrac of
motorola. thanks
Chuck
WB2EDV
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From: "Rodrigo Lima"
To:
Sent: Sunday, August 22, 2010 10:21 AM
Subject: [R
The gentleman's address is Brazil, you need Portugese, not Spanish.
Gordon ZL1KL
I've sat back and observed this thread as I have over 32 years in the electric
utility industry. All electric utilities are concerned about electricity theft
from a revenue AND safety standpoint. Who is and isn't prosecuted is another
matter. It depends upon the local statutes. Some utilities an
Try a pull down resistor to ground. 1K or so maybe?
From: ka9qjg
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sun, August 22, 2010 1:01:36 PM
Subject: RE: [Repeater-Builder] Motorola Maxtrac Help
He dos go in the Programming and Set it Low but still sees
Happens often from the small case to a large one...'Prosecutor Discretion'
they choose which cases are prosecuted and which ones are not. Often for
unexplained reasons or at least unexplained to me.
Jim- WA9FPT
- Original Message -
From: Chuck Kelsey
To: Repeater-Builder@
He dos go in the Programming and Set it Low but still sees 5 Volts , He wants
is Less which I guess is called Low He knows about and how to make up a
little Ext Switching Transistor Ckt to invert it But rather be able to do it
from the 16 Pin on back of the radio
He
wants to use
Bill,
A customer who causes physical (read, easily detected by the meter reader)
damage to a meter is quite possibly deranged. A tamperproof cover will not
deter some really "creative" power thieves who cut into the service conduit
upstream of the meter and tap into the wires- often to feed a ver
Correct. That was the intended route should it happen again with said customer
- terminate service. Period. After the electric incident, the water was already
being estimated "in favor of the utility" because that account was showing as a
stopped meter. Later discovered to be a tampered meter.
The answer is simple. The electric company refuses to provide service to that
location. Or, installs a tamperproof cover over the meter, relocates the meter
up on the pole, or installs a new electronic meter. They can also go by
historical use data for that property and sue the customer for it.
Hello to the group. I am in need of
some help working on a GE Mastrll
Base/Repeater unit in the Yakima,
WA area. If you live in or know of
some one please contact me off the
list. I am looking for some one who
knows this unit (I have no paper work
on Mastrll) who can do some wiring
for me.
Larry,
No, it would not. As has already been noted, adding capacitance to the line
does not affect kWh, which is the energy that does work and which you pay
for. Indeed, if every customer on a grid were to achieve and maintain a
unity PF, the utility would benefit by being able to defer the purc
And if the "capacitor trick" did work, would this not be theft?
lh
On Sun, Aug 22, 2010 at 12:05 PM, Chuck Kelsey wrote:
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> "Like a bad penny, this "urban legend" just keeps coming back." -- Eric
> Lemmon.
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> Yes, I agree. However, the post that I made (and started all of this again)
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"Like a bad penny, this "urban legend" just keeps coming back." -- Eric
Lemmon.
Yes, I agree. However, the post that I made (and started all of this again)
didn't make claim as to whether the "capacitor trick" worked or didn't work.
I feel that it has no impact, unless you are being billed for
Like a bad penny, this "urban legend" just keeps coming back.
Since a kWh meter, whether mechanical or electronic, measures only "real"
power, the addition of a capacitor- which adds capacitive reactance- cannot
affect real power. A residential customer will never see a reduction in the
amount of
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