[Repeater-Builder] Re: RC 1000

[kf4pxz]

> 
> If you don't have a manual, it can be downloaded here:
>  manualtext.html>
> 

Looks like the last part got orphaned, even with < >.  You'll have to 
cut and paste I suppose.

RG






 
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[Repeater-Builder] Re: RC 1000

[kf4pxz]

--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, "va3vkk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:
> Repeater controller 
> RC 1000 Micro Computer Concepts
> I have enabled all the necessary options including dial 9
> but can't get connected to the line
> Perhaps some one can tell me what needs to be enabled for the 
patch to 
> work
> 
> VA3VKK
> Kim

Did you turn on the autopatch function?  Did you set the access code 
& hang up code?  Is the phone line plugged in (stupid question, I 
know, but I've done that)?

In programming mode:
Autopatch enable: 4104xx
In normal op mode  Axx to turn on the autopatch

If you don't have a manual, it can be downloaded here:


You can also call Ron, he can be helpfull.

73
Robert 






 
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[Repeater-Builder] Re: GE Exec II vehicle repeaters

[kf4pxz]

> 
> I got the book, whatcha want to know?
> 
> RG
> 

Oh yeah, I subscribe by digest, so you may want to email direct - 
although I did get 5 digests today :-)

RG







 
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[Repeater-Builder] Re: 2 Delta S's as a UHF repeater

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--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, "k0jxi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:
> Just wonder if anyone has used two 450 Delta S model radios with 
one as the receiver and one as the transmitter for a repeater
> 
> Thinking that the narrowband models might have the needed isolation 
for installation
> 
> Thanks, Dale

Hello Dale,

I have a pair of VHF Delta S's that I am using as a backup repeater - 
actually I have been using it for about two months now while I 
overhaul the 'ole Micor.  It works fantastic - good audio, plenty of 
RF - 110 watt Delta running at 60 watts.  The helical front end seems 
to work well as there is a 1/4 kW fire department paging transmitter 
on an adjacent tower about 500 yrds away.  I have heard that the 
Delta receiver is very similar to the Mastr III station rx.  We have 
a BpBr duplexer in place and there doesn't seem to be any problem 
with desense with the 600 kc split.  I would imagine that with the 5 
mHz split on UHF it would work real well.

I wired the two control head cables into one control head by 
connecting the BCD lines to both radios, the receive audio, speaker, 
& COR lines into the RX radio and the mic and PTT lines into the Tx 
radio.  There is information on one of the packet sites that tells 
you how to run the radio with no control head.  If you do that you 
will need to put your channel info into ch. 16 because the Delta 
selects the channels by grounding various combinations of the 4 BCD 
lines.  Ch. 16 is selected when none of the BCD lines are grounded.

It works so well that the work on the Micor has become a back-burner 
issue.

I did read somewhere that if you turn the power on the Delta too much 
it will go crazy and put out a bunch of spurs, so keep that in mind.

If you need any details drop me a note.

73
Robert







 
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Re: [Repeater-Builder] Need lowband Exec II xciter align instructions

[kf4pxz]

See:

http://www.qsl.net/n1gnn/alignmen.htm

You will need to replace some parts to get it to work.  I have one working on 
53.01 tx but it was a pain, required some cap changes and still didn't want to 
tune up too well.  If you can get your hands on a low band mastr II they seem 
to go up there without any problem.  

RG




 
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Re: [Repeater-Builder] hiPro R1 Repeater and Sinclair Q2220E Duplexer

[kf4pxz]

Brad,

I too have a Sinclair Q2220 duplexer with a mastr exec II and it does not work 
very well at the 50 watts I am running.  Like Mr. Lemmon said, if I were 
running 10 watts, it would probably work okay, but I'm not so it doesn't.  
Good thing I have other receivers, or the repeater wouldn't work very well at 
all.  One day I'll get something different, but for now this is what I have to 
work with.  I wish I had done the math...

73
Robert
 



 

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