Use the busy LED on the radio for COR.
David Epley, N9CZV
Winchester, Indiana
Does anyone know where I can find the COR or COS point for a Motorola
P110 or GP300. I am working on a portable repeater and would like to
use a typical controller with COS circuit and not just audio. I am
Here is a link to a review of the portable repeaters that I build. They are
built around P110/GP300's.
_www.fieldcomm.org - 70cm portable repeater_ (http://www.fieldcomm.org -
70cm portable repeater)
There is a schematic of the COR on my web site under portable repeater.
OOPS..
_http://fieldcomm.org/gk/article.php?story=20070414233125839query=portable%2B
repeater_
(http://fieldcomm.org/gk/article.php?story=20070414233125839query=portable+repeater)
Sorry.
Glenn
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Hi Glenn,
The www.fieldcomm.org link doesn't seem to work.
I found the information here:
http://fieldcomm.org/gk/article.php?story=20070414233125839
-Sean
Here is a link to a review of the portable repeaters that I build. They
are
built around P110/GP300's.
_www.fieldcomm.org - 70cm
Those are neat, I have 3 Motorola Systel repeaters that were made by moto and
used the gp300's, they look about the same.
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Here is a link to a review of the portable repeaters that I build. They are
built around
Does anyone know where I can find the COR or COS point for a Motorola
P110 or GP300. I am working on a portable repeater and would like to
use a typical controller with COS circuit and not just audio. I am
familiar with the portables but as far as reading a schematic and
finding that plot on
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