Somebody a few months back offered to trade any Spectrum gear for
commercial-grade gear.
Was that you?
I have a Spectrum S7R repeater operating on 442.750 that's collecting dust.
I bought it, spent a lot of time fixing it, and had it on the air for a
while before I replaced it with a Micore. Last time I had it on the air it
was operating fine and had a clean transmitter, but I don't really feel like
doing anything with it anymore.
Anybody interested?... :-)
I know it's crap... I just want it gone...
Trades welcome...
Chris
----- Original Message -----
From: "skipp025" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, May 10, 2004 10:54 AM
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Spectrum Communications
> All the Spectrum Communications badmouthing
> proves that word can get around when you
> treat people bad.
>
> With a few minor issues that I've resolved, I've
> had good service from most all my Spectrum
> Radio Equipment. Including a 224 repeater on the
> air for some years now.
>
> When you buy any used gear, half the battle
> is finding the circuit diagrams.
>
> Friends tell friends that used flea market
> electronic equipment is always caveat emptor,
> regardless of the brand. You didn't say how
> much the seller wanted for the Repeater, but
> for the right price, I would have bought it,
> fixed any problems and used it somewhere.
>
> At Dayton, there's just rows and rows of this
> kind of fun.
>
> cheers
> skipp
>
>
> > Jeff Otterson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hey, I saw that Spectrum 220 repeater, too.
> > In fact, a friend almost bought it. But
> > friends don't let friends buy Spectrum,
> > so it turned out OK.
> > Jeff
>
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