Have the original in use on a 2 meter repeater - it works fine - I love the serial programming for the ID and parameters. Can't do it remote, but I have not had a need to. I will be getting one of the new models sometime to play with. One comment - he does have protection on the two main inputs but there are some that are directly to the PIC - he warns not to exceed 5 volts on those - believe me - he isn't kidding - the chip can be blown INSTANTLY - I know from experience. Great little product - the new version has several worthwhile improvements and at $25 it's hard to beat.
73 - Dan --- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, "kd8biw" <kd8...@...> wrote: > > I've not tried the ID2, but I do have the original ID-O-Matic and the > connector interface hooked to 2 Maxtrac UHF mobiles configured as a portable > repeater. It works very well, sounds great, and was easy to assemble and > install! I have maybe an hour total in assembly, wiring, programming, and > tuning. I'm sure the ID2 will be just as good! > > Steve KD8BIW > > KD8BIW/R 224.580 > KD8BIW/R 443.500 (Portable) > N8IHI/R 147.105 > W3YXS/R 146.745 > KD8JBF/R 444.325 > > --- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, AJ <aj.grantham@> wrote: > > > > http://www.hamgadgets.com/store/product_info.php?products_id=108 > > > > Looks like it might be a very -very- _very_ simple option for a temp > > repeater setup.. > > >
