Hi Eric,
Back in the old MTS (pre-IMTS) days ... (MTS = Mobile Telephone
Service / IMTS = Improved Mobile Telephone Service)
I was on mobile telephone in the late sixties / early seventies
on lo-band - the ZM channel.
My 'mobile telephone' consisted of a Motorola 80-D (30 watts
Wow. Talk about getting your feet wet.
The CAT200 (www.catauto.com) and other basic repeater
controllers can talk to the Peet Brothers weather
stations. I have three of the CAT200 controllers and
have had zero problems with them. You will need their
serial interface board, which has a
We did that back in the sixties ... soap and water in the kitchen
sink - drying in the oven.
Neil - WA6KLA
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Neil, you know, I thought of you when I was looking through the stash!
Paul
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Paul ... thank you ... I think ...
Neil
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Neil, you know, I thought of you when I was looking through the
Kevin sed:
I've been attending Dayton since 1974. This year, I've had
two folks
contact me to see if I had gotten my tickets yet, as they have not
received any word. They need to be more prompt about
communications, or
they are going to
piss a bunch of folks off.
Scotty, did we get our
Dayton Hamvention Reply back (as requested)
My friend Tom replied with the following information:
[paste]
Hi Skipp...
The pricing scheme for flea market spaces had been in place for
many, many years, and is intended to discourage the larger
vendors from hogging all the spaces, while keeping
I am trying locate a Tone Decoder Chip 8870 ( Zarlink MT8870DE).
These are no longer available from Jameco or Digikey. Does anyone know
where I can buy a chip or two? It fits the ICS Controller and is said
to be a popular chip but both companies no longer stock the chip.
73 JIM KA2AJH
Paul Finch wrote:
Joe,
Wow, this is weird, I got your reply BEFORE I got the message back from me!
Wonder what's up with that! I heard something about the owners of the arena
want to discontinue the Hamvention and sell the property or something like
that. That was two years ago the last
Write me offlist. We use them in our controllers and have plenty in stock
Ken
At 04:19 PM 3/27/2006 -, you wrote:
I am trying locate a Tone Decoder Chip 8870 ( Zarlink MT8870DE).
These are no longer available from Jameco or Digikey. Does anyone know
where I can buy a chip or two? It fits
Last year or the year before I heard that the Hamvention
has a 5 year deal already signed... so no one is going
anywhere for 3 or 4 more years...
skipp
Wonder what's up with that! I heard something about the
owners of the arena want to discontinue the Hamvention
and sell the property
Direct word from two different Repeater Controller
Mfgrs.. they both hope to unvail new multi-port units
at this years Dayton Hamvention.
I'm looking forward to seeing (and hearing) both
brands at Dayton.
Can't say anythimg more about it...but it's fun to
tease you guys. It's also nice to
Anyone know how much power this Br-Br duplexer is designed for?
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Cool! I am using one of these as a test controller while I build
repeaters. Great stuff, can't beat it for the price.
na6df
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Hi All
FYI
I am happy to announce that the Basic repeater controller is now
The loop size of 8.5 down and then back up if used on VHF would
produce a very low insertion loss cavity with a very wide pass
response and if both of the loops were that dimension then the return
loss would be very good assuming the loops were adjusted to the same
coupling.
Such a large loop may
So, I realize it's a bit early yet, but with all this talk of Dayton,
what kinds of things should we hope to see at the RB table? ;c}
--
Jim Barbour
WD8CHL
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It never ceases to amaze me, how the dayton is moving rumor
mutates and spreads around.
The owner's of Hara have no intention of selling, nor the does
the Hamvention organization want to leave. I bumped into some
folks last Dayton (litterally) who were (are) hara folks. Hara is
doing at
Hi guys .I am trying to receive 473.575mhz from a 25 watt repeater ,line of sight, 50kms away and and retransmitt it on 473.200 at 25 watt on another site.The transmitt antenna is a 6db vertical ,9 meters above ground and the rx antenna is a 6 db uhf beam 1-2 meter above ground ,aimed at
Hi,
I have a significant collection of service manuals for various
commercial two-way radios which I'd like to scan into Adobe Acrobat
and make available via the Repeater Builder web site. The makes and
models include RCA 500, 700 1000 VHF UHF, and G.E. models from
MASTR Exec through
Hi Robin,
I have the earlier RCA like the Super Carfone, Super Carfone 500,
Super Fleetfone 700 and 1000 and apparently some ML1000 VeeTac.
Also in GE from the pre- Progress Line thru Mastr-pro, Exec, Exec
II and Mastr II, manuals in the EBI and LBI sections.
In Motorola, I
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was on mobile telephone in the late sixties / early seventies
on lo-band - the ZM channel.
My 'mobile telephone' consisted of a Motorola 80-D (30 watts
output) installed in the trunk of my car ... connected to
Did you try NEWARK Electronics?
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wrote:
I am trying locate a Tone Decoder Chip 8870 ( Zarlink MT8870DE).
These are no longer available from Jameco or Digikey. Does anyone
know
where I can buy a chip or two? It fits
Why not just link the weather info to the site via a link from home
that way when it crashes you don't have to wait for the spring thaw
to fix it. Obviously the site weather is going to be pretty much the
same during the wintercolder than a well diggers A Ummm
well, you get the
Take
them to Kinko's... they have Canon "Image-Runners" iR330... you can
define a custom page size, and the are fast! Up to 1200dpi. It will
cost a few bucks, but it is worth it. Forget trying to stitch the images
back together... "Xerox stretch" is almost impossible to correct. We
used
Ken Arck wrote:
At 07:47 PM 3/27/2006 -0600, you wrote:
I think that I have seen these at B.G. Micro.
--True but they are not true Zarlinks; they're some knockoff (which
I've never been able to find out who make's em.)
I used to buy them from them until I got setup direct with
At 07:06 PM 3/27/2006 -0700, you wrote:
California Micro.
CM8870.
Virtually identical to the original Mitel, and findable still.
--Ahhh, thanks for the info Nate.. Good to know (every once in a while,
Zarlink can't fill our 1,000 piece orders quickly enough!)
Ken
Jim B. wrote:
So, I realize it's a bit early yet, but with all this talk of Dayton,
what kinds of things should we hope to see at the RB table?
Repeaters
Repeaters...
Repeaters...
Oh, and did I mention Repeaters
And Repeater stuff, lots of repeater stuff...
lots and lots of
I've used them in two link radios and as a back up repeater
controller. They are great little controllers.
Scott Madison, WN1B
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Cool! I am using one of these as a test controller while I build
repeaters. Great stuff,
Any chance of picking up one of the snazzy tie-dye T-shirts?
73
Mike
K5JMP
www.k5jmp.us
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OK, this sounds like a simple question, but I can see advantages to both
solutions.
When adding a Fan on a PA heatsink, should I be moving new air in blowing it
onto the heatsink? Or is cooling more efficient when the fan pulls the
heat away from the heatsink?
Thanks in advance,
Daron N7HQR
Ian, It sounds like you are building a back-back
link?
What type of equipment are you proposing to
utilise?
Is your linking site the only one with UHF equipment
present?
Is site #2 line of sight and at what particular distance? ...
Either way you wont need 25 Watts to link your
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