Thanks Guys, I certainly appreciate all of your Input. de Lee K4LJP 73 On Sun, May 31, 2009 at 7:39 PM, Mike Morris WA6ILQ <wa6...@gmail.com>wrote:
> > > At 03:15 PM 05/31/09, you wrote: > > Hi guys, > Anyone have a spare service manual for a G.E. Mastr II, UHF machine?? > It does not have to be like new, just *complete* and not too raggedy. HI > Model # DC55YAU77B, tnx in advance. > de Lee > K4LJP > 73 > -- > "Smart pills are placebos, you can't fix stupid." > > > This is a frequent question, and the answer is the same > each time - there is no one manual for any GE radio. > > You need to "build" a manual, starting with your combination > number. > > First, go to www.repeater-builder.com then click on the GE link. > Then scroll down to the "GE Technical Information" heading, then > click on the LBI page. > Then scroll down to the Product Code Index files, and click on > "PC67 Mastr II stations". > You will, at that point, see that you have a continuous duty, low > power wideband channel guard repeater in a DeskMate cabinet. > > But the reason you are looking at that document is on the second > page. If you look carefully at the first table, you will see that the > second, third and fifth "digit" in the combo number is critical and > determines what the starting manual page is. > > Your combination number is DC55YAU77B, and the C, 5, > and Y leads you to LBI4787 as the starter page, which is > basically a cover page for a 3-ring binder. > > Go back to the LBI page and look up LBI4787, then print it. > That page leads you to LBI30775. Look it up and see that it > says "full page" under the number. > That means that it has wiiddeee pull-out pages, and you can > either print them yourself and tape them together, or take the > file to a Kinkos/FedEx shop or a graphics shop on a thumb drive > (sometimes called a pen drive or a flash drive) and have them > print the wide pages on their roll feed printer. Some shops let > you email the files to them. > > Going back to LBI4787 gives the receiver and transmitter number... > The second table is for the transmitter, and the "5" and "77" give > LBI30211 as the transmitter LBI, and third table uses the "U" and > "77" to give LBI30025 as the receiver LBI. > The last table uses the "5" to give LBI30867 as the power supply. > > So go look up LBI30211 and you will find it is a cover sheet (again > noted as "full page") for LBI30212, LBI 30200, and LBI30213. > > On the receiver look up LBI30025 and you will find it is a cover sheet > for LBI30113, LBI30032, LBI30029, and LBI4986. > You will also see a note that is has been replaced by LBI38505. > After you look at both you may decide to print one, or both. > > So keep drilling down and printing LBIs as you go (or copying them > to the thumb drive) and you will end up with the complete custom > manual for your station. > > And if you find any errors, let me know, I'll fix them. I've put a lot of > work into that section of the web site (and I don't even own a GE radio!) > and I'm still finding errors. > > If you stumble across any LBIs we don't have, let me know as well. > We can get them scanned into PDFs and then added to the page. > > Mike WA6ILQ > > -- "Smart pills are placebos, you can't fix stupid."
