[Repeater-Builder] Astron RS-35M pass transistor Socket

[Vince Staffo]

My Astron RS-35M Power Supply has developed a problem with one of the
sockets used for the TO-3 Pass Transistors. The Astron supplied socket 
does not look like it is very good quality. Does anyone know of a 
better replacemnt socket that I could use? If so please provide part 
number and where to order if possible.

Thank You,

Vince
WB2FYZ

Re: [Repeater-Builder] Astron RS-35M pass transistor Socket

[Steve S. Bosshard (NU5D)]

Hi Vince, cannot help you with the socket - maybe Newark or Mouser, or 
such.  I have seen folks actually solder to the leads on the pass 
transistor if all else fails.  73, Steve NU5D


Vince Staffo wrote:
> My Astron RS-35M Power Supply has developed a problem with one of the
> sockets used for the TO-3 Pass Transistors. The Astron supplied socket 
> does not look like it is very good quality. Does anyone know of a 
> better replacemnt socket that I could use? If so please provide part 
> number and where to order if possible.
>
> Thank You,
>
> Vince
> WB2FYZ
>
>
>
>   

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[Repeater-Builder] Unknown board

[jeffcarlyle]

Hi all, I posted 4 pics in the photo section of a board I got in a lot
of radio equipment that I purchased.  I have no idea what it is or
what its used for.  All I know is the 2 connectors on the left, the
top says TX and the bottom says RX, and the 3 pots on the right say
Hi, Lo and VCO.  I got 2 of them exactly alike, any help would be
appreciated.  If you have any more questions or want more pics let me
know. Thanks.

[Repeater-Builder] ARRL/TAPR Digital Communications Conference in Chicago Dates Announced

[Mark Thompson]

Dates for ARRL/TAPR Digital Communications Conference in Chicago Announced (Feb 
4, 2008) -- 

The Tucson Amateur Packet Radio Corporation (TAPR) has announced that the 2008 
ARRL/TAPR Digital Communications Conference will take place September 26-28 at 
the Holiday Inn Hotel in Elk Grove Village, Illinois, a suburb of Chicago, near 
O'Hare airport. 

The conference is an international forum for radio amateurs to meet, publish 
their work and present new ideas and techniques. Presenters and attendees will 
have the opportunity to exchange ideas and learn about recent hardware and 
software advances, theories, experimental results and practical applications. 
Forums will feature the latest developments in Amateur Radio digital 
communications, as well as demonstrations of emerging digital technology. 

More information is available on the ARRL/TAPR DCC Web site, 
http://www.tapr.org/dcc.html


  

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[Repeater-Builder] Community Repeater War Stories (the saga continues)

[skipp025]

 
> A community repeater is simply a shared repeater,   

> When the radio traffic is very sporadic, none of the users 
> are aware of the other's existence. 

In an ideal world... in the real world everyone knows who the 
other co-channel users are. 

> It works fine until the number of users is increased to the 
> point where "collisions" occur.

That would be a number greater than 1. 

> Most community repeater operators use a radio feature called 
> "Busy Channel Blocking" which prevents other users from 
> transmitting on top of a user who is using the channel. 

Should be a type of feature or function programmed into both 
the radio and some of the better repeater tone panels. Normally 
never turned on at the user-radio end unless the radio shop is 
really paying attention at the time of (the radio) programming. 

> Of course, the FCC requires users to first ascertain that the 
> channel is free before making a call, 

... or simply jamming the other user right off the frequency 
with a high powered radio. 

> and that is why most commercial radios go into carrier squelch 
> mode when the mike is removed from its hangup clip.

Until the user wraps a bit of wire or paper clip around the mic 
grounding hang-up post/pin/connection. 

> Unfortunately, some community repeater users seem to think
> that their subscription entitles them to immediate and eternal 
> use of the radio channel, and they become annoyed when the 
> radio won't let them transmit. 

Annoyed = "have a brain anyurism" or throw (at speeds greater than 
50mph) the mic against the wall. 

> It is for this reason that simple trunked systems with as few 
> as three radio channels have largely replaced community repeaters.

Even using the LTR Trunking format with a single repeater is a 
much desired operation. 

> However, community repeaters still have a place in the scheme 
> of things, when the users have very infrequent and low-key 
> traffic.

And for older legacy radio equipment without the capacity to 
operate with the trunking system format. Trunking radios cost 
a slight bit more money per radio versus some of the really low 
cost units we see flooding the market. 

Trunking works well and solves a number of long time pesky problems. 
There are a number of trunking radio data formats available but the 
most popular consumer public use format is the "LTR Trunking" 
format. 

cheers, 
s. 

[Repeater-Builder] Complete remote base stuff for sale.

[Chuck]

Hi eveyone,
I am making some changes on the UHF system we have here in KC. And in 
those chages, I have a complete Doug Hall RBI-1 remote interface and 
Kenwood TM701a (2m/440) and TM-321A (220) radios to go with it, for 
sale. These were hooked in to an Scom 7k. If anyone is interested, 
email me at:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Chuck K0XM

Re: [Repeater-Builder] Unknown board

[Steve S. Bosshard (NU5D)]

Seems like the chips are switched capacitance audio filters - similar 
used in packet tone encoder / decoder.  Don't have a clue.  Steve


jeffcarlyle wrote:
> Hi all, I posted 4 pics in the photo section of a board I got in a lot
>   

Re: [Repeater-Builder] Unknown board

[George Henry]

The XR2206 and 2211 chips are modulator/demodulator chips...  I used them to 
build a RTTY TU for my Radio Shack Color Computer back in '83 or so.  

My guess would be some sort of modem.

George, KA3HSW


-Original Message-
>From: "Steve S. Bosshard (NU5D)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Sent: Feb 5, 2008 11:12 AM
>To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Unknown board
>
>Seems like the chips are switched capacitance audio filters - similar 
>used in packet tone encoder / decoder.  Don't have a clue.  Steve
>
>
>jeffcarlyle wrote:
>> Hi all, I posted 4 pics in the photo section of a board I got in a lot
>>   
>

Re: [Repeater-Builder] Astron RS-35M pass transistor Socket

[Dexter McIntyre W4DEX]

The most reliable solution is to just break those flimsy socket pins off 
and solder the wires directly to the transistor leads.  I've had several 
supplies fail because of these type sockets.  I suspect the transistor 
may have failed because of the heat produced by the small contact area 
of the socket pins.  Never had a transistor failure after soldering.

Dex

Vince Staffo wrote:
> My Astron RS-35M Power Supply has developed a problem with one of the
> sockets used for the TO-3 Pass Transistors. The Astron supplied socket 
> does not look like it is very good quality. Does anyone know of a 
> better replacemnt socket that I could use? If so please provide part 
> number and where to order if possible.
>
> Thank You,
>
> Vince
> WB2FYZ
>   

Re: [Repeater-Builder] Complete remote base stuff for sale.

[depley]

> What are you asking for the equipment?

David  N9CZV



Hi eveyone,
> I am making some changes on the UHF system we have here in KC. And in
> those chages, I have a complete Doug Hall RBI-1 remote interface and
> Kenwood TM701a (2m/440) and TM-321A (220) radios to go with it, for
> sale. These were hooked in to an Scom 7k. If anyone is interested,
> email me at:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Chuck K0XM

Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Low-band MaraTrac Squelch Pots

[Bob M.]

After soldering a wire from point-A to point-B, I
thought I fixed the problem, but it persisted.

I scoped all the signals on J21 and found that the one
on pin 8 was going away. The connection from the audio
board, at the back of the pin-side of the connector,
to the logic board, and even the interconnect board,
was going open when the squelch failed. No detected
audio, no squelch operation.

The socket at pin 8 of J21 seems to be defective. It's
not gripping the pin coming in from the audio board. I
can put a resistor lead into any of the other holes
and feel the contact gripping the lead, but on pin 8
it just wobbles around.

I could replace the connector IF I had a part number
and IF Motorola still had one. It's an 18-pin female
dual row, right-angle, 0.100 inch type. I didn't find
one on Mouser, but did find a 2mm connector of the
right style.

The alternative is to solder a wire from the
interconnect board directly to the pin 8 of J21 on the
audio board. This would bypass the connector and
insure it never fails again, but removing the board
would require unsoldering the wire.

I didn't expect this kind of failure. I have a feeling
it was a defective part installed at the factory, and
if the radio never had the need for carrier squelch,
no one ever cared about it. Also, the connection would
be good once in a while, so it might have worked when
it left the factory and just decided to fail later in
life.

Bob M.
==
--- "Bob M." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Problem temporarily solved. While tracing the
> signals
> around U1103, I found no Detected Audio coming into
> pin 8 of J21, however when I pushed on the pin just
> a
> bit, the radio would then squelch up and the pot
> worked like it should, along with the one on the
> audio
> board which was also dead. I pulled the audio board
> but didn't find anything wrong. I resoldered pin 8
> and
> put it back and it worked fine, until I started
> bending the interconnect board near J21 in the front
> of the radio. Now it's intermittent, so it looks
> like
> I'll have to pull that board and find the fractured
> foil. Doesn't look like an easy board to pull
> either,
> since it's buried behind the front panel of the
> chassis and has the big control connector on it.
> 
> Bob M.
> ===
> --- Milt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
> > Bob,
> > 
> > The info you need is contained in FMR-1735A-1
> dated
> > June 1996
> > 
> > The Audio squelch board in the radio is replaced
> > with HLN5342ESP01
> > 
> > From Pin 9 on the front connector (the former busy
> > light line) on the 
> > interconnect board, the signal feeds through
> JU1510
> > to pin 12 of J21 the 
> > audio board connector.  JU1509 and 1511 are open,
> > JU1512 is in.
> > 
> > J21 pin 12 is the pin 2 input of U1103.  JU1202 is
> > out.
> > 
> > IIRC busy light is not used on A7 heads with the
> > remote squelch control 
> > option.
> > 
> > It's possible that you have a missmatch between
> the
> > head and audio squelch 
> > board.
> > 
> > Milt
> > N3LTQ
> > 
> > - Original Message - 
> > From: "Bob M." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > To: 
> > Sent: Monday, February 04, 2008 6:26 AM
> > Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Low-band
> > MaraTrac Squelch Pots
> > 
> > 
> > > Thanks to the people who posted the link. I had
> > seen
> > > that page earlier but didn't follow the signal
> off
> > the
> > > board.
> > >
> > > The pot in the control head seems to have its
> arm
> > and
> > > one end connected to ground. The other end goes
> > > through some resistors before leaving the
> control
> > > head. I can see the effect of turning the pot
> down
> > at
> > > pin 9 of the control cable; it varies from about
> > 3-5
> > > kOhms. I thought it was just a DC signal or just
> a
> > > varying resistance to ground.
> > >
> > > The schematic posted doesn't show the wiring
> from
> > the
> > > audio board out to the pot on the control head.
> > I'm
> > > guessing that the signal coming into the squelch
> > pot
> > > on the audio board is detected audio, since it
> > then
> > > feeds the internal squelch pot which sets the
> gain
> > and
> > > threshold of the squelch circuit.
> > >
> > > I'll have to rethink and evaluate this new
> > > information.
> > >
> > > Bob M.
> > > ==
> > > --- sgreact47 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > >
> > >> Bob,
> > >>
> > >> Look here for the modified audio board.
> > >>
> > >> http://www.batlabs.com/images/marsqsch.jpg
> > >>
> > >> The squelch control circuit is there, uses the
> > >> Micor, MSF, high
> > >> speed squelch.
> > >>
> > >> "Bob M." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > >> >
> > >> > I'm working on a 42-50 MHz MaraTrac with the
> A7
> > >> > advanced head that has a squelch pot on it.
> The
> > >> > squelch is open all the time, and neither the
> > >> control
> > >> > head pot or the pot inside the radio will
> close
> > >> the
> > >> > squelch.


  

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Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Low-band MaraTrac Squelch Pots

[Ralph Messer]

Bob

My manual shows 09-80103m05 is the part number for the female
connector mounted on the interconnect board.

Ralph
KA4DKJ
  - Original Message - 
  From: Bob M. 
  To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Tuesday, February 05, 2008 5:04 PM
  Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Low-band MaraTrac Squelch Pots


  After soldering a wire from point-A to point-B, I
  thought I fixed the problem, but it persisted.

  I scoped all the signals on J21 and found that the one
  on pin 8 was going away. The connection from the audio
  board, at the back of the pin-side of the connector,
  to the logic board, and even the interconnect board,
  was going open when the squelch failed. No detected
  audio, no squelch operation.

  The socket at pin 8 of J21 seems to be defective. It's
  not gripping the pin coming in from the audio board. I
  can put a resistor lead into any of the other holes
  and feel the contact gripping the lead, but on pin 8
  it just wobbles around.

  I could replace the connector IF I had a part number
  and IF Motorola still had one. It's an 18-pin female
  dual row, right-angle, 0.100 inch type. I didn't find
  one on Mouser, but did find a 2mm connector of the
  right style.

  The alternative is to solder a wire from the
  interconnect board directly to the pin 8 of J21 on the
  audio board. This would bypass the connector and
  insure it never fails again, but removing the board
  would require unsoldering the wire.

  I didn't expect this kind of failure. I have a feeling
  it was a defective part installed at the factory, and
  if the radio never had the need for carrier squelch,
  no one ever cared about it. Also, the connection would
  be good once in a while, so it might have worked when
  it left the factory and just decided to fail later in
  life.

  Bob M.
  ==
  --- "Bob M." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

  > Problem temporarily solved. While tracing the
  > signals
  > around U1103, I found no Detected Audio coming into
  > pin 8 of J21, however when I pushed on the pin just
  > a
  > bit, the radio would then squelch up and the pot
  > worked like it should, along with the one on the
  > audio
  > board which was also dead. I pulled the audio board
  > but didn't find anything wrong. I resoldered pin 8
  > and
  > put it back and it worked fine, until I started
  > bending the interconnect board near J21 in the front
  > of the radio. Now it's intermittent, so it looks
  > like
  > I'll have to pull that board and find the fractured
  > foil. Doesn't look like an easy board to pull
  > either,
  > since it's buried behind the front panel of the
  > chassis and has the big control connector on it.
  > 
  > Bob M.
  > ===
  > --- Milt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
  > 
  > > Bob,
  > > 
  > > The info you need is contained in FMR-1735A-1
  > dated
  > > June 1996
  > > 
  > > The Audio squelch board in the radio is replaced
  > > with HLN5342ESP01
  > > 
  > > From Pin 9 on the front connector (the former busy
  > > light line) on the 
  > > interconnect board, the signal feeds through
  > JU1510
  > > to pin 12 of J21 the 
  > > audio board connector. JU1509 and 1511 are open,
  > > JU1512 is in.
  > > 
  > > J21 pin 12 is the pin 2 input of U1103. JU1202 is
  > > out.
  > > 
  > > IIRC busy light is not used on A7 heads with the
  > > remote squelch control 
  > > option.
  > > 
  > > It's possible that you have a missmatch between
  > the
  > > head and audio squelch 
  > > board.
  > > 
  > > Milt
  > > N3LTQ
  > > 
  > > - Original Message - 
  > > From: "Bob M." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
  > > To: 
mailto:Repeater-Builder%40yahoogroups.com>>
  > > Sent: Monday, February 04, 2008 6:26 AM
  > > Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Low-band
  > > MaraTrac Squelch Pots
  > > 
  > > 
  > > > Thanks to the people who posted the link. I had
  > > seen
  > > > that page earlier but didn't follow the signal
  > off
  > > the
  > > > board.
  > > >
  > > > The pot in the control head seems to have its
  > arm
  > > and
  > > > one end connected to ground. The other end goes
  > > > through some resistors before leaving the
  > control
  > > > head. I can see the effect of turning the pot
  > down
  > > at
  > > > pin 9 of the control cable; it varies from about
  > > 3-5
  > > > kOhms. I thought it was just a DC signal or just
  > a
  > > > varying resistance to ground.
  > > >
  > > > The schematic posted doesn't show the wiring
  > from
  > > the
  > > > audio board out to the pot on the control head.
  > > I'm
  > > > guessing that the signal coming into the squelch
  > > pot
  > > > on the audio board is detected audio, since it
  > > then
  > > > feeds the internal squelch pot which sets the
  > gain
  > > and
  > > > threshold of the squelch circuit.
  > > >
  > > > I'll have to rethink and evaluate this new
  >

Re: [Repeater-Builder] Complete remote base stuff for sale.

[[EMAIL PROTECTED]]

Please note: message attached

I would be interested in knowing what you get for these.  have a RBI-1 and 701 
that I'm going to sell... ebay , I guess. Looking for a starting price. 

 also am going to sell my RLC-3 with 5 radio cards...moved and took the 
repeater apart.

73, Dick
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--- Begin Message ---
Hi eveyone,
I am making some changes on the UHF system we have here in KC. And in 
those chages, I have a complete Doug Hall RBI-1 remote interface and 
Kenwood TM701a (2m/440) and TM-321A (220) radios to go with it, for 
sale. These were hooked in to an Scom 7k. If anyone is interested, 
email me at:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Chuck K0XM


--- End Message ---

Re: [Repeater-Builder] Complete remote base stuff for sale.

[[EMAIL PROTECTED]]

Please note: message attached

oh.. here is a guy looking for an RBI-1 only, not the radios

[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Do you remember what DHE was selling these for?


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--- Begin Message ---
Hi eveyone,
I am making some changes on the UHF system we have here in KC. And in 
those chages, I have a complete Doug Hall RBI-1 remote interface and 
Kenwood TM701a (2m/440) and TM-321A (220) radios to go with it, for 
sale. These were hooked in to an Scom 7k. If anyone is interested, 
email me at:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Chuck K0XM


--- End Message ---

Re: [Repeater-Builder] Complete remote base stuff for sale.

[[EMAIL PROTECTED]]

Please note: message attached

I tried to email directly but it was blocked. 

I just said that I also have a similar set up for sale.. RBI-1 and a Kenwood 
701. I would like to know what you get out of yours so I can figure a starting 
point on ebay. I also have a RLC-3 with 5 radio cards.

73, Dick
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I am making some changes on the UHF system we have here in KC. And in 
those chages, I have a complete Doug Hall RBI-1 remote interface and 
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sale. These were hooked in to an Scom 7k. If anyone is interested, 
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[Repeater-Builder] Call for Papers - ARRL and TAPR Digital Communications Conference

[Mark Thompson]

Conferences: 
ARRL and TAPR Digital Communications Conference
The 27th DCC
September 26-28, 2008 - Chicago , Illinois



Introduction
Mark your calendar and start making plans to attend the premier technical 
conference of the year, the 27th Annual ARRL and TAPR Digital Communications 
Conference to be held September 26-28, 2008, in Chicago , Illinois. The 
conference location is the Holiday Inn Hotel, Elk Grove Village IL 
The ARRL and TAPR Digital Communications Conference is an international forum 
for radio amateurs to meet, publish their work, and present new ideas and 
techniques. Presenters and attendees will have the opportunity to exchange 
ideas and learn about recent hardware and software advances, theories, 
experimental results, and practical applications. 

Topics include, but are not limited to: Software defined radio (SDR), digital 
voice, digital satellite communications, Global Position System (GPS), 
precision timing, Automatic Position Reporting System® (APRS), short messaging 
(a mode of APRS), Digital Signal Processing (DSP), HF digital modes, Internet 
interoperability with amateur radio networks, spread spectrum, IEEE 802.11 and 
other Part 15 license-exempt systems adaptable for Amateur Radio, using TCP/IP 
networking over amateur radio, mesh and peer to peer wireless networking, 
emergency and Homeland Defense backup digital communications, using Linux in 
amateur radio, updates on AX.25 and other wireless networking protocols. 



Call for Papers
Technical papers are solicited for presentation at the 27th Annual ARRL and 
TAPR Digital Communications Conference to be held September 26-28, 2008 in 
Chicago , Illinois and publication in the Conference Proceedings. Annual 
conference proceedings are published by the ARRL. Presentation at the 
conference is not required for publication. Submission of papers are due by 
July 31st, 2008 and should be submitted to 
Maty Weinberg, ARRL
225 Main Street
Newington , CT 06111 
or via the Internet to [EMAIL PROTECTED] 




Details on Call for Papers 
Technical papers are solicited for presentation at the ARRL and TAPR Digital 
Communications Conference for publication in the Conference Proceedings. 
Annual conference proceedings are published by the ARRL. Presentation at the 
conference is not required for publication. 

The ARRL and TAPR Digital Communications Conference is an international forum 
for radio amateurs to meet, publish their work, and present new ideas and 
techniques. Presenters and attendees will have the opportunity to exchange 
ideas and learn about recent hardware and software advances, theories, 
experimental results, and practical applications. Topics include, but are not 
limited to: 
Software defined radio (SDR) 
Digital voice 
Digital satellite communications 
Global position system 
Precise Timing 
Automatic Position Reporting System (APRS) 
Short messaging (a mode of APRS) 
Digital Signal Processing (DSP) 
HF digital modes 
Internet interoperability with Amateur Radio networks 
Spread spectrum 
IEEE 802.11 and other Part 15 license-exempt systems adaptable for Amateur 
Radio 
Using TCP/IP networking over Amateur Radio 
Mesh and peer to peer wireless networking 
Emergency and Homeland Defense backup digital communications in Amateur Radio 
Updates on AX.25 and other wireless networking protocols 
Topics that advanced the amateur radio art 



Submission Guide Lines
Anyone interested in digital communications is invited to submit a paper for 
publication in the Conference Proceedings. Presentation at the Conference is 
not required for publication. If you know of someone who is doing great things 
with digital communications, be sure to personally tell them about this! 

See above for deadlines and where to submit your paper. 

Some quick guidelines: 
Papers should be on 8-1/2 X 11 inch paper with the following margins: left and 
right, 0.75 inch; top, 0.8 inch; and bottom, 1 inch (very important). 
Structure of paper should be (see single column example below, two column 
should follow a similar format): 
Title 
Author(s) with affiliation 
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Key words (3-5) 
Body 
Reference List 
Papers can be in one- or two-column format. 
Use 12-point Times Roman for the main body of text; do not number pages. 
Photos and drawings should have good contrast. Note: a photocopy gives a good 
indication of print quality. 
Electronic submissions can be made in any of the following formats: 
Adobe Acrobat PDF; 
Microsoft Word 
Reference citations and other topics not explicitly discussed in this list 
should follow a recognized standard format (APA, IEEE, etc). 
A biographical page is to be included with the manuscript. It should contain 
Name, Address, Phone, and E-mail for each author as well as a short descriptive 
paragraph about the first author. The bio page will be used to contact authors 
concerning the conference and presentation schedule. 
Release form: 
A formal release form is not required, but indi

Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Low-band MaraTrac Squelch Pots

[George Henry]

- Original Message - 
From: "Bob M." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: 
Sent: Tuesday, February 05, 2008 4:04 PM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Low-band MaraTrac Squelch Pots


[snip]

>
> I could replace the connector IF I had a part number
> and IF Motorola still had one. It's an 18-pin female
> dual row, right-angle, 0.100 inch type. I didn't find
> one on Mouser, but did find a 2mm connector of the
> right style.
>


Oftentimes, you can install two smaller connectors to make up the one you 
need, say a10-pin and an 8-pin, just as you can with IC sockets.

George, KA3HSW / WQGJ413

[Repeater-Builder] Micor station modules?

[Kris Kirby]

Can Micor station modules be used in an MSR2000 station?

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Kris Kirby, KE4AHR  <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
But remember, with no superpowers comes no responsibility. 
--rly

[Repeater-Builder] Re: Micor station modules?

[tallinson2]

Second question (I've been wondering about this for a long time and was 
too lazy to ask)!

Can Micor station modules be used in an MSR2000 station? and vice-versa?



--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Kris Kirby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> 
> Can Micor station modules be used in an MSR2000 station?
> 
> --
> Kris Kirby, KE4AHR  <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> But remember, with no superpowers comes no responsibility. 
>   --rly
>