Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Repeater Controller SSC 836AA (SSC aka Solid State Communications).
skipp025 wrote: Hi Jim, I don't remember seeing the book/manual yet... Anything anyone sends me gets scanned into pdf files and is made available to anyone for free. Scom Bob sent me the Repco vhf and uhf manuals and I've already sent complete manual scans to Mike (and back to Bob). Send me anything you can and I'll get it sent out ok. I can and will make a download for most anything useful off the sonic page. I tend to break large manual scans into two parts... makes for easier email attachments. cheers, skipp Ok-I'll have to try to re-send that from home. I'm in the process of trying to upgrade the hard drive, and it's not going well. -- Jim Barbour WD8CHL
Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Repeater Controller SSC 836AA
anpap wrote: Yes, the controller is in the Tait station. You may be right, it could be a Tone Remote board or something similar. Any idea where I can find more infromation about it? cheers, Andreas - 5B8AP It doesn't appear so. The name of the company was Solid-State Communications, Inc. But the one that comes up in Google (in KS) is NOT the same company. They were originally in Hayward, CA., so it looks like they're out of business. But yes, I'm about 99.99% sure that it's a tone or DC remote, or an extended local interface, or something on that order. They didn't make a repeater controller that I ever saw. Good news is you should be able to just yank it without consequence. Probably... -- Jim Barbour WD8CHL
[Repeater-Builder] Re: Repeater Controller SSC 836AA (SSC aka Solid State Communications).
Solid State Communications was in Hayward California. They are now out of business. I've been told Comm Spec bought them out. They made some really nice products... all great designes and well thought out. Comm Spec was supposed to carry on with some of their digital stuff and Norcom has near clone circuits of their filter units. Funny you should mention the tone remote stuff... I just scanned the SSC 831y tone remote manual into pdf and it's free to anyone by simply contacting me direct (not through the group) for a copy. You probably have the repeater/base remote end unit. I like to find/obtain SSC products when and where possible. If you are/were trying to replace the SSC remote units... Companies like Vega and CPI offer similar units as current products. cheers, skipp Jim B. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: anpap wrote: Yes, the controller is in the Tait station. You may be right, it could be a Tone Remote board or something similar. Any idea where I can find more infromation about it? cheers, Andreas - 5B8AP It doesn't appear so. The name of the company was Solid-State Communications, Inc. But the one that comes up in Google (in KS) is NOT the same company. They were originally in Hayward, CA., so it looks like they're out of business. But yes, I'm about 99.99% sure that it's a tone or DC remote, or an extended local interface, or something on that order. They didn't make a repeater controller that I ever saw. Good news is you should be able to just yank it without consequence. Probably... -- Jim Barbour WD8CHL
Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Repeater Controller SSC 836AA (SSC aka Solid State Communications).
skipp025 wrote: Funny you should mention the tone remote stuff... I just scanned the SSC 831y tone remote manual into pdf and it's free to anyone by simply contacting me direct (not through the group) for a copy. BTW-did you get the ST-822 book OK? I expect to get those boxed and out the door this week, got 'em cleaned up and powered up-they all came up the way I would expect them to after sitting for so long... Mike, Scott, or Kevin-do you want the book for these for RB? Selectone ST-822, it's an old DTMF ANI decoder box/display. I got it pdf, but it's big, I had trouble sending it to Skip. Most servers didn't want to send it. -- Jim Barbour WD8CHL
[Repeater-Builder] Re: Repeater Controller SSC 836AA (SSC aka Solid State Communications).
Hi Jim, I don't remember seeing the book/manual yet... Anything anyone sends me gets scanned into pdf files and is made available to anyone for free. Scom Bob sent me the Repco vhf and uhf manuals and I've already sent complete manual scans to Mike (and back to Bob). Send me anything you can and I'll get it sent out ok. I can and will make a download for most anything useful off the sonic page. I tend to break large manual scans into two parts... makes for easier email attachments. cheers, skipp Jim B. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: BTW-did you get the ST-822 book OK? I expect to get those boxed and out the door this week, got 'em cleaned up and powered up-they all came up the way I would expect them to after sitting for so long... Mike, Scott, or Kevin-do you want the book for these for RB? Selectone ST-822, it's an old DTMF ANI decoder box/display. I got it pdf, but it's big, I had trouble sending it to Skipp. Most servers didn't want to send it. skipp025 wrote: Funny you should mention the tone remote stuff... I just scanned the SSC 831y tone remote manual into pdf and it's free to anyone by simply contacting me direct (not through the group) for a copy.
[Repeater-Builder] Re: Repeater Controller SSC 836AA
Yes, the controller is in the Tait station. You may be right, it could be a Tone Remote board or something similar. Any idea where I can find more infromation about it? cheers, Andreas - 5B8AP --- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Jim B. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: anpap wrote: Hello all, Does anyone have a manual or information on an SSC 836AA repeater controller? It also has the following on the PCB: T-A2-1761-4 if it makes any difference... Was this in the Tait station you mentioned? I ask because I think this is not a repeater controller, but a tone or DC remote panel. SSC did make various remotes, not sure if they're still around or not. And I remember 836AA was one of their model numbers for either a tone or DC remote. -- Jim Barbour WD8CHL
