... which is a big Non-Code no-no. If anything ever happens in
those buildings and it's traced back toward pretty much any non-code
installed wire or equipment within the elevator shaft... you will
need multi million dollar liability insurance. It happened to at
least one very large Company
Unless you pay very careful attention to the indoor antenna
type and location you might easily receive a visit from the
IMD Gremlin. Many types of 1/4 wave antennas in the mentioned
situation can and do become very problematic sources.
s.
Ray Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, Jim...
I'm looking for MDC Encoder Sources/Suppliers to add the
feature to non Motorhead (Motorola) radios. Anyone able to
share the names of mfgrs making after-market mdc encoders?
cheers,
s.
Eric Lemmon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bernie,
Yes, I use MDC1200 coding on every portable and mobile
It sounds like Daniel's may not make the 100 amp but use a downstream
amplifier. That would be ok with us also.
Randy
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yes and in Florida the only people that can do work in the Elevator shaft is a
elevator company.
John
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From: skipp025
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, October 30, 2007 5:09 AM
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Re: KENWOOD TKR 750
Again, I highly recommend the Crescend amplifiers. If I remember correctly,
they make the amps for Daniel's (the lower powered ones). Have never had a
problem with their amps. I can't say the same for TPL. My experience is
they provide Temporary, Problematic, Lack-luster performance.
On
If I may add my 2¢ worth
I have a Crescend 150W PA on my 444.550 machine. It was purchased new and
it was in service about a year before it released its installed volume of
magic smoke. (The PA is protected by an isolator.) Anyhow, I took it out
of the rack and back to Crescend, who
I have an old Motorola paging amp available which will go to the 6m
FM ham band easily. It's in middle TN currently; FREE to anyone
who'll come get it. The PSU will probably need some work, but it
should be good for parts at least. Check the pics on my web site.
Thanks,
Robin Midgett K4IDC
Maire-Radios wrote:
yes and in Florida the only people that can do work in the Elevator shaft is
a elevator company.
John
Here they're not even allowing bases to be put in in the equipment room
on the roof. Some places have even told existing equipment to move.
It's not universal, but it
James Adkins wrote:
Again, I highly recommend the Crescend amplifiers. If I remember correctly,
they make the amps for Daniel's (the lower powered ones).
FWIW-the most recent vintage of M/A-Com MastrIII's use Crescend PA's.
We put in a bunch of VHF ones a year ago-they seem like nice PA's
--
Roger Stacey wrote:
We are currently using about 12 Daniel's MT 3 VHF/UHF repeaters on our system
(islandtrunksystem.org)
Quality / Outstanding
Reliability / Outstanding
Price / not cheap
http://www.danelec.com/
I think someone is fooling with someone here. From what I've been able
to
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Hi Bernie,
Are you talking about Amateur (Ham) Radio Repeater operation or
something on the commercial side? There are methods to both types
of repeater operation, which are quite different from each other.
s.
Bernie Hunt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone use a transmitter
I've just added pics of an available MASTRII 860 MHz. repeater to my
web page. I also have several Motorola 860 MHz. mobiles available.
I'd consider a package deal on the lot. I can ship.
Thanks,
Robin Midgett K4IDC
615-322-5836 office - rolls to pager
615-835-7699 pager
615-301-1642 home
The amp has been spoken for.
I have an old Motorola paging amp available which will go to the 6m
FM ham band easily. It's in middle TN currently; FREE to anyone
who'll come get it. The PSU will probably need some work, but it
should be good for parts at least. Check the pics on my web site.
Hi, Skipp
The Big Three in aftermarket MDC1200 encoders and decoders are Midians,
Cimarron, and Control Signal:
www.midians.com
www.cimtechcorp.com
www.controlsignal.com
73, Eric Lemmon WB6FLY
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On Oct 29, 2007, at 7:40 PM, Eric Lemmon wrote:
Bernie,
Yes, I use MDC1200 coding on every portable and mobile radio in my
fleet.
For convenience, I use the last four digits of the serial number as
its ID
number. All radios use pre-ID with a short beep to let the user
know when
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