desense, and some is probably curable
with better tuning of the duplexer, helical preselector on the front
end, etc. But so far, I'm finding the additional receiver sensitivity
(over say a Mitrek/MSR or Micor) is far out-weighing the desense
73 DE N0MJS
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in
the notch... not good enough. I'll be looking for use of a proper
service monitor, and probably keep using the MSR2000 unit -- it fits
my installation better than the Wacom.
On Dec 20, 2007, at 6:09 PM, skipp025 wrote:
Cort Buffington [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Repeater Builders,
I pose to you
like a Mini
Circuits wide-band box. Once again cheap enough if you search
Ebay at the right time place.
Many things are possible
chow for now...
s.
Cort Buffington [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Skipp025!
I have an old Lampkin service monitor and I've been tuning the
duplexer
A friend of mine gave me some surplus RG-400 from the place he
worked a few years ago. I got sold on the stuff, and with 50-75 feet
of 5 foot pieces, I've been fortunate enough to use it with reckless
abandon for some time :)
On Dec 22, 2007, at 1:27 PM, Paul N1BUG wrote:
Oops. I forgot
Just sent an e-mail as suggested. I would absolutely LOVE to see a
good, commercial grade amateur 70cm rig.
On Dec 22, 2007, at 4:49 PM, Richard Sharp, KQ4KX wrote:
Certainly, my suggestion here isn’t going to be a solution for your
immediate project but thought it might be useful for
In addition to the stuff on the repeater-builder site -- or perhaps
before it. Just go through the MSR2000 service manual and set it up as
a repeater. Other than the squelch gate card, there are jumpers on the
backplane, and I think maybe on another card or two. The manual has
tables for
I like to use bands of heat shrink every few inches.
On Jan 2, 2008, at 7:13 PM, Nate Duehr wrote:
n1ist wrote:
I'm getting ready to wire up a new repeater. In the past, I have
used
separate wires to make up the interconnect cable between the
repeater
and controller (RG316 for tx
Fellow builders,
I searched the archives and came up with nothing -- if I missed it,
please go easy on me. I've been using a Hamtronics T304 UHF exciter --
the synthesized one that has a real FM modulator, is supposed to be
much better than the crystal controlled, etc. I have two
Anybody know about how much the programming software for an R1225 is
and if Motorola will sell it to any old guy off the street (like me)?
73 DE N0MJS
Collin,
I used to build Mitreks up into repeaters as far back as 1990. They
work quite well. Just check out the files on the Repeater-Builder
site. All of the information is there. The only thing I ever skimped
on doing that hurt later was to not gut the T/R relay and wire the TX
path
cost effective enough, it could be used as a building block
for a whole system (main repeater, remote receivers, link
transmitters, etc.). Something synthesized, modern, and relatively
inexpensive?
73 DE N0MJS
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meet
the inexpensive part...
($25 each, shipped in the lower 48)
George, KA3HSW / WQGJ413
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Anyone
I realize this doesn't contribute to the content, but I have to say:
When I realized this, I FINALLY found a use for all of those darn
MSR2000 guard tone cards :)
On Feb 6, 2008, at 3:55 PM, Tom Manning wrote:
Hello Kris
Micor station modules can be used in MSR2000 units with this
I've also done station control cards.
On Feb 6, 2008, at 4:34 PM, skipp025 wrote:
The only Micor MSR-2000 Module I know to be an equivalent
(less the edge connector) is the Squelch Gate Module. I would
not ever plug in any other Module without doing all the proper
homework (checking).
PM, skipp025 wrote:
A 100% confirmed in-stone station control module swap?
s.
Cort Buffington [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've also done station control cards.
On Feb 6, 2008, at 4:34 PM, skipp025 wrote:
The only Micor MSR-2000 Module I know to be an equivalent
(less the edge connector
I JUST GOT a 1200S with a late serial number used from a two-way shop
yesterday. Most things I've figured out, but the tracking generator
eludes me. Anyone have an electronic copy of the operations manual for
one of these dudes?
On Feb 13, 2008, at 5:49 PM, b_totten wrote:
Found this unit
for this. If anyone has junked or spare 1200S option 12 parts for sale
or trade, I'd love to talk to you.
73 DE N0MJS
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Sent: Friday, February 15, 2008 8:01 AM
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Subject: [Repeater-Builder] IFR FM/AM 1200S
Folks,
I realize this is an insane long shot. I'm not a Ham Radio guy, not a
commercial shop. I've finally gotten an IFR FM/AM
for
west
coast. They weigh about 70 pounds. Paypal or check is fine.
Please contact me if interested. Thanks,
Dwayne Kincaid
WD8OYG
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no math, and not a lot of thinking, but is this
one of those times when I might run odd multiples of 1/4 wave coax to
a T at the hardline or something? Both repeaters have BpBr duplexers
and both have isolators on their outputs.
73 DE N0MJS
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worked for me.
And then they are a real nutbuster to tune, don't even try it without
a spectrum analyzer with a tracking generator.
But before you spend any money, I would do a VSWR test with watt meter
and a hand held to see if the antenna is broad band enough to support
the 2 machines.
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at more than one commercial
repeater site. The frequencies are far enough from each other
that everything should play just fine.
cheers,
s.
Cort Buffington [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Guys,
I've found a site for my most recent Ham repeater project. Nice farm
tower on a hill, clean of RF colo
Folks,
Thanks for the input, but changing the configuration of the commercial
repeater is not an option. I'll probably do a little tinkering, then
end up putting up a separate antenna for my repeater below the other
one. My reason for doing this is that it would have avoided me buying
Does anyone know if they can be turned back to the 1-2w output range
reliably?
73 DE N0MJS
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direct FM?
Also, is there a way of getting descriminator audio out of them on
the
connecter?
Having these capabilities would be fantastic.
I know some of the older Icoms were phase modulated, but wonder if
these can do direct FM.
Thanks,
Jed
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an option cable isn't butchering, cutting traces and
soldering in here and there is), and a PA that doesn't melt down even
when run at much lower power with a fan?
73 DE N0MJS
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Folks,
I've been doing TONS of reading. Mostly I'm hearing that fiberglass
radome antennas aren't so good in repeater service. I'm looking for a
dual-band antenna (2m/70cm) for a 70cm repeater and 2m remote base.
I'm not finding much that isn't a fiberglass radome. I'm not set on a
huge
A friend and I used direct-burial heat shrink tubing with some kind of
sealing goo in it on a multi-piece antenna and did a PVC holder for
the top end. We were pretty happy with it, but I've heard so much
about how great the folded dipole antennas are that I was unsure if I
was really
They are running in an MSR2000 in my basement as we speak.
On Mar 22, 2008, at 8:32 PM, Adam C. Feuer wrote:
If I'm not mistaken, I believe you can them in the MSR2000 as well.
Adam N2ACF
At 20:43 3/22/2008, you wrote:
Were Motorola KXN1086 and KXN1088 channel elements
used in any other
I can try to scan the higher power amplifier pages out of mine to add
to it.
On Mar 20, 2008, at 11:12 AM, George Henry wrote:
I have the 30/50 watt manual, already scanned. Problem is, it's 18
MB, and most ISP's won't allow a message attachment that large. I
sent it to Mike Morris in
range for the transmitter so I can use these guys for remote receivers
controllers and link transmitters... Nice little box to do that if it
would go that low on TX :)
73 DE N0MJS
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that if
it
would go that low on TX :)
73 DE N0MJS
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trying it first on the PC.
Hope that helps someone somewhere along the line.
73 DE N0MJS
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to reduce the tone volume. I will
admit, it's pretty annoyingly loud, but only around 3.0kHz according
to my service monitor so not a TECHNICAL problem, just annoying.
Anyone know of a way to reduce the volume (without butchering the
radio)?
73 DE N0MJS
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the test
set?
3- Does anybody have a test set for sale?
I am working with T34JJA3900DK,T34JJA3900DL,T34JJA3900AK
Any help or ideas would be great.
Thanks,
Brent
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Folks,
On the topic of voters. Any opinions on LDG vs. Doug Hall? Or I
suppose any surplus commercial stuff that's cheap and needs nothing
more than audio and COR to work?
73 DE N0MJS
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the radio logic output line from the voter. I myself like
active low logic lines where possible.
cheers,
s.
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Please get back to us with the prices plus the availability
on the above items.
Regards
Kimberly Jones
Global Concepts Inc.
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of thumb probably so... but if you understand
the voter circuit... you can simply equalize the inputs where
required.
cheers,
skipp
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like to sell
Kenwood Products first.
cheers,
skipp
skipp025 at yahoo.com
Cort Buffington cort@ wrote:
I don't know, Skipp, but you're making me want a CP-200 of
my very own now... That wasn't the point was it?
:) :)
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cavities with two all beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese,
pickles,
onions and a sesamee seed bun. Thank you, drive through.
--- Jeff
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that of the other receivers audio is passing through the RF
link
where additional HF attenuation is incurred.
--- Jeff
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think you'd end up with a
superior-performing product. Something to think about or tinker with.
Of course, you could avoid all of the analog nonsense and do it with
DSP,
that would be a cool project. Wish I had more time for these kinds of
projects...
--- Jeff WN3A
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for these kinds of
projects...
--- Jeff WN3A
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with
the same peak amplitude as the tone.
Give me a better idea of what you envision for a detector.
--- Jeff
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then a SM120.
73's de N5SLI
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repeater.
Can the 16 pin accessory jack on the back of R1225 be wired to the 16
pin accessory jack a GM-300 to use as a link radio?
I want to use a UHF R1225 as a full duplexed repeater with VHF link
radio.
Thanks
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the next release.
Bob NO6B
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packages!
AH6LE/R - IRLP Node 3000
http://www.irlp.net
We don't just make 'em. We use 'em!
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.
Anyone
have any comments on using a Hustler G6. The antenna will be
exposed to
normal weather conditions for the northeast.( wind ice...etc..)
Jim
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Repeater Builders,
Please, nobody laugh me out of the room... What are my chances of
finding an MSR2000 DPL (TARB, duplex) card in somebody's junk box out
there?
73 DE N0MJS
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repeater controller? Or is that a religious question?
Anything else I should be wary of?
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. Rather than tubular standoffs holding the dipoles, the
standoffs are flat metal pieces.
Anyone have a clue about this beast?
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to a circuit that I can try?
Thanks in advance.
Ian
VA2IR
VE2RMP repeater group
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in a .pdf on how to seal everything using tape and
sealant.
Anyone recall the website? I'd like to download the .pdf into my
archives for future reference.
Any help is welcomed and appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
'73
Don, KD9PT
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. The repeater is meant to
cover between two cities 25 miles apart, and is between them.
Transmitter is a 100W TPL RXRF that I'd like to run at the 100W. I
have remote receive locations and will place remotes and a voter if I
can talk loud enough to warrant it.
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it. The dipole may
not be 50 ohm, as I recall my VHF dipoles were showing about 100
ohms at resonance, so just move the SWR minimum to where you want it
by adjusting the screw length and reattach the feedline harness.
73 - Jim W5ZIT
--- On Sun, 8/24/08, Cort Buffington [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
.
Thanks again for all of the antenna input -- from modification
instructions to additional insights on certain designs, every last
response helped!
73 DE N0MJS
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VA2IR
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is not needed.
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other than a 600 KHZ split on 2M. I know Ohio, MI, IN,
and IL
would all come down on someone using other than normal repeater
pairs.
Yeah, ok, some would have to complain about interference first...
EDIT: someONE would have to complain...
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, Nate Duehr wrote:
Rodney Baker wrote:
Have a look at http://www.omnitronics.com.au/RadiooverIP.html
I've used these and they work well.
What price range are they in, generally?
Nate WY0X
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. I am guessing
the back connection is for the antenna, what is the front one for?
Thanks for helping out a newbie.
Ray
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that seems more familiar to
me on the inside (PLL synthesis, SCF audio processing, LDMOS, surface
mount). I know the MASTR II, Mitrek, etc. are very fine radios, but
the inside of one of these looks completely alien to me. Any
suggestions?
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gentlemen?
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) that would be half power of 50 watts.
Do some more looking before you call the antenna bad.
Robert / KD4PBC
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Keep us posted and good luck with finding out the problem.
Don, KD9PT
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Sent: Thursday, October 16, 2008 8:16 PM
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] UHF Repeater Antenna Discussion
Folks,
My repeater
WB6FLY
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Don,
two completely
shotgunning in new gear until the problem is fixed.
Nate WY0X
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grounded colinear, and we showed no measurable
(with my DMM) resistance between the center pin and outer conductor of
the Hardline/Antenna combination.
Right now, we're of the mind that the feedline is good.
73 DE N0MJS
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Subject: [Repeater-Builder] UHF Repeater Antenna -- UPDATE
Folks,
*Continuation of Previous Thread
, means the center pin and the coax
will show
a dc short when tested with a DMM.
Lightning? Corrosion? Manufacturing defect?
JS
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On Nov 22, 2008, at 6:08 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 11/22/2008 07:54, you wrote:
Brands to stay away from
Hamtronics
Maggorie (sp)
Spectrum. IMO the worst by far.
Bob NO6B
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of
crap, and I can't afford top of the line either. What do you all
think
of the MFJ products? Other suggestions?
Thanks
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that are getting
in
full quieting on the DB420 are very noisy on the Telewave. Transmit
differences mirror receive. S9 reception on the DB420, switch to the
Telewave and it's S1-S3. We experience this phenomenon in all
directions.
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, but the only thing I
have to
compare it with is txrx.
Thoughts?
Thanks,
Jed
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they do the same
thing? Anybody try to clone an NHRC board? (they look easy) I am
wanting to install something on a Mitrek for that nice Micor type
squelch. Actually, I just want to get rid of that Chkccc!
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of that Chkccc!
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444Mhz?
73, Joe, K1ike
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to program the Motorola R1225 under 444Mhz?
73, Joe, K1ike
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on models or online shops I can order from?
cheers,
Andreas - 5B8AP
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for this laptop is to run old Motorola and other
radio programming software.
Mark - N9WYS
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is saving
data. However, if you can boot to a CD and save to the floppy
then life might be peachy.
The other purple dragon (problem) is the com port hardware,
another whole topic unto itself.
s.
Cort Buffington c...@... wrote:
Hi guys, this may be a bit OT. I've been sick lately
, 2009 at 11:41 AM, Cort Buffington c...@lawrence-ks.org
wrote:
Oh yeah, I keep a small FAT16 partition on the machine that I run
the RSS
from and store files to. FreeDOS boots up, I change drives and run
all of my
junk from there... Now, if I had to use a USB-serial adapter,
purple dragons
for the info.
Dennis
On Sun, Jan 18, 2009 at 12:32 PM, Cort Buffington c...@lawrence-ks.org
wrote:
It's a Celeron 2.4GHz with, I think 1GB of RAM. Some integrated
Intel video.
It's a cheap e-machines about 4-5 years old.
On Jan 18, 2009, at 1:51 PM, Dennis Wade wrote:
Cort,
What's the hardware
is present on the
serial port. The softwear should have been written so the serial
port would interrupt the program as would be the more normal practice.
At work we have the same problem with some of the instrumentaion and
inverters that are programmed with a laptop.
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, it makes more sense
to
either punch them out of plate or cut them from rod. Any mechanical
engineers on the list? :-)
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antennas are made from aluminum,
however.
If you're going to be making a DB antenna clone, it makes more sense
to
either punch them out of plate or cut them from rod. Any mechanical
engineers on the list? :-)
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. There is no set budget yet, but I expect it will not
support new Motorola equipment. We do not have a frequency
coordinated for the link, but will do that when I know what band we
want to use.
Thanks in advance for your views.
John Transue
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, Apr 16, 2009 at 12:56 PM, Cort Buffington c...@lawrence-ks.org
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Yep -- I also love the CWID interrupt feature so it's never heard over
the link. Do you decode a PL/DPL on the R1225 and re-encode, or run
tones through with it set to flat audio?
On Apr 16, 2009, at 1:42 PM, AJ wrote
opinions and experience will be much appreciated. Thank you.
John
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to take extra steps to seal up the outer coupling joints? or to
solder the element joints?
Thanks.
73 Paul - KC0HST
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I'm betting it was 60/40 since it was just the Kester spool in one of
the guy's bags.
On May 27, 2009, at 1:04 PM, Paul Holm wrote:
Did you use silver solder or typical 60/40 or 50/50 solder?
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A group I was in used to use both some
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