seconds (I think) - best luck, Steve NU5D
On 5/27/07, skipp025 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Moving along...
There is a method/circuit found at airports where pilots tx click
radio mics in rapid sequence to turn on night-time runway lights.
It's not high security at a locked electric
alone. The difference you see from a little tweaking will not be
noticeable, and external matching devices like a Z-Matcher or a tuning stub
don't generally offer enough benefit to be worth while. 73, Steve NU5D
On 6/30/07, Glenn Little WB4UIV <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
WE also
This would not be your typical audio frequency or 20 Mhz vertical
bandwidth scope, I suppose, I have used a Bearcat programmable radio
scanner and an FM10 for a generator to tune pass and reject. Steve NU5D
jistabout wrote:
> Hi Joel,
>
>
> Well, setup is quite simple - For
Most band pass / band reject will be plenty wide - I measured over 200
Khz on a Wacom 678 that I use with 3 UHF close spaced combined trunking
repeaters (some minor loss). I don't believe re-tuning will be needed.
Steve NU5D
garyp609 wrote:
> If a repeater was on 447.575 and the f
Don't leave out the isolated TEE between the duplexer and dummy load,
Ron. Hi, Steve NU5D
Ron Wright wrote:
> Bill,
>
> In finding desense first one must locate the problem. A given.
>
> I would start with putting GOOD dummy load on the duplexer output and do a
> des
maintained an UHF MSR - Med Base / Rept - seems like
75 watt version and had a couple of collector burns in the PA -
otherwise seemed to be OK stations. Steve NU5D
nj902 wrote:
> MSR2000 "far superior to the Mastr II" ?
>
>
At 08:44 AM 01/20/10, you wrote:
> > Mike Morris wrote:
> > You won't hear anything from me !
> > Skipp, please consider this an invitation
> > to continue to post your warnings.
> > Mike WA6ILQ
> > moderator of repeater-builder
>
>Thank you Mike and everyone else... It was not a moderator
>o
Our local group is looking for some 220 stuff. No money though but would
like to get them on the air around the Disney area
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I would love one.
contact me off forum
K4SLB at R2I.NET
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I
I am working on a obsolete Sinclair F-201G-WP Hybrid Ring Duplexer that has
2 of the 4 "Rexolite" rods broken. They are 6" long by .500 in diamter. I
have photos at:
http://k4slb.com/pages/Tower/10-15-2007/index.htm also one of the sleves is
kinked.
Any Help? Please?
73
de K4SLB
Steve
wide band antenna on 900 MHz, UHF and 900 MHz
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Kevin,
I downloaded the file from the location listed and checked the diagram out.
I ha
vice of the msr2000 repeaters on
uhf band.
Can anyone tell me what these unit are worth on the
open market?
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A 35 Watt, Base (no repeater control card) in the 403 to 430 has a buy it
now price on ebay of $269. Yours would be worth more. Beware, the MSR is
NOT continuous
foot tower needs at keast a 100 foot radius grounding"circle".
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Has anyone considered a spurious, trouble comes and goes transmitter? Or
other trouble on the ground?
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Does anyone know where i can purchase a cheep aftermarket
] speech inversion or scramble
Hello does anybody have any info on a speech inversion or scramble tha t
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Try this link OM. If no success lemme know and I will get the book out.
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Chris,
Does the link radio antenna need to be as high as the repeater antenna?
Maybe a small roof mounted yagi might do the job on the link radio.
Steve
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Notwithstanding the minor issue of FCC type acceptance and licensing, how
far apart physically would the two 2720's be? Running split site a 1/2 mile
or so apart might do OK, but wouldn't a duplexer cost less than 2 antennas
and two sites, or if temporary mobile installations and two vehicles wer
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it too much, and the input swamping resistor, 27K might need to be a little
bigger.
Seems like the ARRL, FM and Repeaters book might have some good info. Also
there a plenty of Elmers here willing to take a few minutes and help.
73,
Steve
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From: jay_krucke
Hey Kris, how can you get a ham that won't try tone coded squelch to try
ltr? Trunking ham repeaters would give everyone a virtually private net.
Ssb
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, etc, and
can range from interleaving 2 bpbr duplexers, for next to nothing in cost,
to hybrids, isolators, and big expensive cavities costing many thousands of
dollars, but where the rubber meets the road is for the users to buy an LTR
radio.
Best regards,
Steve
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-Builder] Regency info needed
At the Tampa hamfest, I picked up two old Regency UHF repeaters,
model UA01RA and the matching power supplies (PSC 1422) and the RF
Amps (ACU45).
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Terminate the 600 Ohm output with a 680 or
570 Ohm resistor then connect to the controller.. This will make the source
happy. If it overdrives the controller, add a 4.7K to 10K ohm resistor in
series to swamp the input to taste.. I am making an assumption that the
controller and the r
info
Steve, there are two sizes (at least)conduit punches and regular
"radio" type
punchesthe Radio punches make a hole exactly the size that you measure.
The conduit punches, make a much larger hole.3/4" conduit is about 7/8"
hole
for example.
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Spectrum Communications
Corp.
Also try this site http://www.plannetfeedback.com weather this business is
registered there who knows, but such a posting will be public information.
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> was our groups experience a while back. It took what seemed like
> forever to get the paperwork back from the League.
>
> mike
>
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on Business Band repeater
I am a ham who is
contemplating building a business-band repeater. I have a few questions
that maybe you guys can answer and save me hours of reading and searching.
·
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We have a problem here in Temple, Texas where one paging carrier operates a
152 system and another has 157 about a mile North of the 152 site. I cannot
remember the exact frequencies, but 3 times one minus 2 times the other hit
147.240. This only happened when both paging transmitters were activ
I'll bite. What is a gmail account?
Ssb
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Would be interest please,
[Steve
Send one to [EMAIL PROTECTED], please.
Merry Christmas,
Steve Bosshard
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the deviation limiter to say
4.0 Khz. Then reduce the mic gain to taste. Helper used to produce an
instrument to measure mic gain, called modulation density - never did catch
on.
Anyhow, my two cents. Best 73 and Merry Christmas to all,
Steve
NU5D
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From: Jef
full modulation.
I would make sure the repeater receiver was properly aligned and make sure
the IF was centered. Distortion or compression might make the tones
difficult to decode. Power supplies and working voltages are a must.
Keep up posted, Santa,
Steve NU5D
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There are 420 versions of these radio's but the 450 ones will
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voter a little bit to get proper activity.
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show an anomaly in the antenna system that a watt meter might not
reveal. Used to have lots of trouble with loose connections on db224
exposed dipole antennas.
Regards,
Steve
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19 channel, 3 site simulcast system.
Ssb
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Lemme get the manuals out and see what the specs are. Ssb
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How much exactly is the amount of "minor comprerssion", 2 to 1 or more?
Kevin
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receiver, not
to mention the joy you will bring to your adjacent channel neighbors.
2 cents and 30 years,
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2kc out at 1000 hz and total system
deviation at 4.0 kc.
Wish you success,
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I would not go there..
Steve b
Will the FCC certification of the transmitter need to be changed
because of the additional circuitry?
Neil - WA6KLA
Gary Laforce wrote:
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> It is for a Commercial system. But I don't see what that has to do
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NS in Atlanta worked on my 6300 last time.
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resources for a simulcast system, but it
would be nice. Also a trunked 2 or 3 channel system could be viable.
Regards,
Steve
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it is more trouble than it
is worth. I don't know about your ham clubs, but in a County of 250K, we
have only a handful of qualified technicians, and only a couple in our club.
I can see how this could easily go from being a hobby enterprise to being
WORK, of which I have plenty.
Best 73,
A right angle elbow also adds an inch..ssb
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Does the noise go away when transmitting into a dummy load?
Second, can you unhook the receiver from the duplexer and use a clip lead
for a receive antenna for a test and see if the signal is still present?
GL,
Steve
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little about the site, cable lengths, type of cable,
antenna, tower, etc.
Steve
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Pretty sure the MSR uses the same elements as the Mitrek mobile radio.
Ssb
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It would be great if you had it. I am Coordinated
here in Central Florida for 444.450 and this will be my First
repeater.
3"s
Steve
K4SLB
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Sent: Wednesday, July 20, 2005 4:09
I am in Kissimmee;
Are you in Florida?
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for Motorola Radius R100 Service Manual
where in Florida are
Kissimmee, Florida just south Of
Orlando
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I am in
Now that yahoo recognizes my email address again I have a question.
Does anyone have a flash code to convert a 150 to 174 ORION to work in the
2M ham band?? I have a radio that was damaged by lightning, and got it
working again, and would like to use it for ham stuff.
Steve
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the Relm group but it is not the same as
mine. Thanks Steve N4YZA
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houses the tube and the housing for the electronics –
Don’t know much about shelf life, but suspect it should be years and not
months, and also several years of service between failures. Sorry I am not
much help, Steve NU5D
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that made a comment about where he buys crystals from
and Jan was a no-no was a little too late for me! Waiting on the
second round of transmit crystals ! Hmmm good advice! Thanks Steve
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they wait to have a new home (manufactured)
built!
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> Steve,
>
> The only place that comes to mind is Motorola Parts. The MICOR
Universal
> Tuning Tool, just like the o
g to check let me know. Thanks Steve
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crystal on frequency. Thanks Steve
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> How close can you worp the crystal to the proper frequency? How
> much can you worp the crystal from minimum to maximum adjustment of
> the
one of the other companies and send these transmit
crystals back and request a refund! Steve
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> I quit buying JAN crystals many years ago. They could never seem to
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>
and it won't be JAN. Thanks for all
the replies and I did apply some of the suggestions. Steve
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trouble. Lemme know if I
can be of any further assistance, Steve NU5D – ps – makes a nice
repeater in 70cm fm – just add an ID8 board and go…Also rpt button
has to be pressed…..ssb
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Some of the low end talkies do not respond to reverse burst. No tone on
tail works for most everyone, but not nearly as 'clean' as reverse burst -
also there are several different amounts of phase shift with reverse burst.
Ssb
You DO know the TKR-820 generates reverse burst?
>
> From: Repeate
Andy, you did not deserve any ridicule,
and the think folks meant everything with levity. Remember, when you are being
picked on, it means that I am not being picked on….Merry Christmas, ssb
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rf is getting
into the receiver somehow shutting down the squelch ind. Any help or
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Sorry about the spelling! I did not check it on the last post. What I
have found is that when the transmitter is keyed the squelch Un-
squelched R1 Pin 5 on the gate card and down on the receiver J2 show
that the voltage disappears. Any suggestions? Steve
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board for tone. The ICS controller is the
Single M and the vote is still out on it! Thanks Steve
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> Steve,
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> Do you know there is a ICS message board on Yahoo? Do a search on
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hat the receiver audio
squelch goes mute.
At his point I would be more then happy to start over. (And have
more then once) I have checked the sites like repeater-builders,
batwing etc. but have not seen any comments on something like this.
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> Steve,
>
> Are you sure this was a Repeater (RT) Station? If you are not
sure, it
> might be that the Station needs to be duplexed, as it's common for
the
> receiver to be disabled when the transmitter keys in a Base
Station.
>
> Answer these question
I have just found cr 957 on the receiver board still in! Hmm Stupid! I
swore I checked it! Now will have to check both receivers! That may be
where it all comes down to. This may be a start! Steve
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this evening as I stared at the
project so long I was overlooking an obvious diode. Glad you mentioned
it sounded like it needed to be converted so I double checked the
receiver diode first thing! Thanks Steve
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I once used a 10 Watt freq agile transmitter and wattmeter to set pass freq
and a bearcat scanner and a tunable variable frequency generator to set
notch on a wacom 678 UHF duplexer. Tuned notch for noisiest signal into
scanner.
Steve
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Once needed a combination VHF - 155.22 and UHF 463/468 antenna for a Med Control Base Station - Hustler in Mineral Wells, TX made some for me. But these were for commercial and not ham. I have often used a 155 Mhz db224 on 146 and had reasonable results - also with db420's.
Steve NU5D
I have a friend with an MLS 1 in high split Low band that would like
to go 52.525 in the 6 M band. I think this radio uses a suitcase
programmer. Anyone know particulars?
Steve
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Larry, Is the module destroyed? Seems like these are in the $2K price
range. They can be repaired, and I have resurected a non functioning
one doing a reset. What is the nature of your failure?
Steve NU5D
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> Hello, looking for
I was thinking the MLS2 used a pc and serial cable and the MLS1 used a
suitcase. Will either go to 52.525?
ssb
On 2/24/06, mch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
> Joe M.
>
> Eric Lemmon wrote:
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> > S
Most likely do have - uses spk / mic connection - 3.5mm and 2.5mm pins
and 5 pin mic connector. Will have to look Monday. If so will be
glad to help.
Steve NU5D
(PS Brotherinlaw is WK5B - ya'll are in same business).
On 2/24/06, drwoolweaver <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does
Scott, Ever run into Larry Temenoff there? Met him at Magnavox while
doing microwave contract work with Loral Terracom - think his call is
KB9OS. May be in Auburn now.
Steve NU5D formerly N5OEM and KA5AMI.
On 2/25/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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I am very sorry. New London Technology would be my next stop. How
about the power supply and the rest of the modules in the shelf? Same
condition? Steve NU5D.
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> Well, it kinda sat submerged in nasty water for a few weeks after
Does the 40 Watt exciter make on frequency power?
Was it working properly before you changed tubes and moved frequency?
I used a Kenwood TKR720 to drive the PA on one of these for several
years with the TKR running about 25 Watts.
Steve
NU5D
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http://www.qsl.net/va3rr/lunar80p/lunar80P.html
See if this helps, Mark. PS - tnx fer the help on the MLS1 - Now if I could get my VHF Orion into 2M band.Steve
On 3/3/06, Mark Cobbeldick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Lunar Electronics model # PAC 800 preampDoes anyone have any info
I have a Niles box for 2214 parallel eeproms, or there is another box that handles both the 2214 and the 9346? serial eeprom. If you want to send the eeprom I will be glad to reprogram and return it.
Steve NU5D
On 3/16/06, bazelljr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Has Anyone come up
one of the channels.HowardWB4GUD--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
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send the>
I remember a Micor station with the big ribbon cable - will look and see if I still have manual - Seems like there was a unified chassis and a split chassis. Steve NU5DOn 3/17/06,
Rick Stirling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
We have a repeater given to our club. It is more or l
Seems like there is a control line on the ts32 board audio buffer that can be tied to detect line to gate audio.On 3/19/06, John J. Riddell <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:I had a similar problem here and I put a relay on the audio line that shorts the audio
outputwhen COS drops.works great.
I once wired a diode to one of the switch positions to CHANGE the tone during COS - similar to reverse burst, except now a totally different tone - made the receivers quench nicely.Steve NU5D
On 3/19/06, Chuck Kelsey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
That's what I do -- gate the audio line. I usually u
Seems like I have used an epoxy resin with a hardener to seal fiberglass radomes. I have had some that were pretty ragged, and had to hand sand the loose fibers, then apply epoxy resin. Seems like the working time was something like 30 minutes before the epoxy began to set. I have had several
Does any one know what happened to B & D Enterprises? The build low cost
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I have had good luck, except the LMR400 / similar to 9913 is prone to center conductor (copper clad solid aluminum) breaking if it gets too much flexing. ssbOn 4/2/06,
Mike Perryman K5JMP <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Tim,The only issue I have had is that if you get any moisture between the braid
makes more sense to use LDF5-50 7/8 Andrew cable. I have various LMR cables in place from HF to 1296 (on 1296 they are short jumpers from the main line into the station).
Steve NU5DOn 4/2/06, skipp025 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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260 either). Just finished stacking a 150 ft Rohn 25G and most everything I have hurts right about now - bring me a cold 807, 73, over and out.
Steve NU5D30 years in LMR.On 4/4/06, Wesley Bazell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi JayWorked for the Manatee Co. Telecommunications back in the 80&
hin a 150 khz window and the system works well. The repeaters are 110 Watt Johnson VX series running narrow band FM.
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At 4/5/2006 07:27, you wrote:>How close, frequency spacing wise, can a couple of VHF (2 meter) rep
Would that make it an "STD:?ssbOn 4/16/06, k4lch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The post from kuggie contains a virus program not a sex video -- Ham Radio Spoken Here.NU5D
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decoder. The tones were not distorted and not noticable in the AF pass band. Steve NU5D
On 4/21/06, Bob M. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You will likely end up with an audible sound by usingtwo signals at the same time. Let's say you use 77.0Hz and 192.8 Hz. These are unrelated but you wi
ohm cable.
Also, for a given diameter, the loss is pretty much the same with some difference due to dielectric losses.
Steve -- Ham Radio Spoken Here.NU5D
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