thanks neil
my frequency counter is a dse k3437 and i use it to align my uhf cbs and
vhf radios but i also double check it with the wavetec 3000b service monitor
.I was hopeing to find a reasonably accurate way to check the aligment of
the 3000b and the frequency counter
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Thanks all for the replies. I'll do a cleaning job first and then
proceed from there.
73
Bob, GMRS WPVV845, Amateur KG4WAD, LMRS WPXC892
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No response the first time - so, try again ???
Neil McKie wrote:
Hello, one of the few times I have a question:
Micor C55RCB-5103AT
This arrived literally in pieces.
Has the following:
The receiver - TRF6011C3
no audio / squelch board etc.
The exciter
SECOND TRY !! with more INFO:
Hi Group, I'm looking for two different GE tone repeater panel extention
Board Schematics : From A Station Pannel # 19B234871 --
1- 900-0173 rev e
2- 900-0172 rev g
any help would be appreciated ... Luc VE3JGL .
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Joe Cody wrote:
Hi Coy.
I have a master2 exec.converted to a repeater.
Just FYI-Mastr II and Exec II are two different radios. Which do you have?
--
Jim
The higher you are, the harder it is to pump.
-Cleveland Mayor Jane Cambell, after the big black-out of 2003
Your use of
Hi all,
I have a peculiar situation here -
I just received two new crystals from Bomar (NJ) to refreq' two
elements to 440 ham freqs. The channel elements are virgin KXN1052's
as prepared by Motorola.
I installed the crystals, and after attempting to adjust the warp
capacitors, both elements
Kevin Custer wrote:
In the context of the difference between the Mastr II and Mastr Exec
Virden Clark Beckman wrote:
The executive line does not have the dual squelch stuff that was the big
thing in 72 when that idea debuted...
You mean when the GE engineers dissected the
If you're 'tired' of him, why are you egging him on?
Joe M.
Jim wrote:
ac0y5 wrote:
WHAT GE C O P I E D the MICOR? The engineers that told you that
was on drugs! If the Micor was looked at it was on HOW NOT to build
a radio. The Micor works but not as well as the MASTRII. (boy am
Jim - You've posted one of the most honest statements in a long time!
But you have to admit his statement that the Mastr Pro was a copy of the Micor
was pretty funny!!!
Jim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ac0y5 wrote:
sensless babling snipped
Ya know something? I'm getting real tired of this guy.
I doubt that they are cutting the crystal any different whether they
install them in the element, or deliver them as-is.
As far as compensation goes, what are they doing? Just changing the
cap parallel to the warp cap? If this is all they do, it is easy
enough to do myself, as it is only one
That person does not need to be egged on, the clueless one
spouts off with his own warped beliefs and attacks those who
present truth different from his.
Can we drop this get back to talking about repeaters?
mch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you're 'tired' of him, why are you egging him on?
Our city PD is responsible for security at the airport which
is 9 miles from the city and thier vhf repeater. They are having trouble getting
into the repeater from inside the building but can reach ok outside the
building. Does the group think a passive repeater might do the job for them
EXEC.2
Joe /KE4WDP
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From: Jim [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, December 03, 2003 1:53 PM
Subject: Re: [[Repeater-Builder] Spectrum Communication SCR1000 VHF Manual]]
Joe Cody wrote:
Hi Coy.
I have a
Jim wrote:
ac0y5 wrote:
... snip ...
And Spectrum sucks-that's why they don't make repeaters any more.
Spectrum doesn't? One of the locals here just bought one ... groan.
--
Jim
Neil - WA6KLA
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Neil,
I guess that last email got to the rest of you but I did not receive it!
Guess it went to the great bit-bucket black hole in the sky!
Paul
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From: Neil McKie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, December 03, 2003 6:08 PM
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Does anyone in the group have experience with tone supervised UHF
links back to a voter? I was wondering what you used for the link
transmitter and do you operate it continuous duty? How much power and
how far to the link receiver?
Thanks,
Frank, KO5S
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And Spectrum sucks-that's why they don't make repeaters any more.
Spectrum doesn't? One of the locals here just bought one ... groan.
--
Jim
Neil - WA6KLA
Here is a link to where you can find the new ones. As if anyone would want
one.
http://www.spectrumcoms.com/#Repeaters
Hello,
After much thought, I did remember that the Master II was the 11.2 MHz IF,
it was the GE PE and MVP series handie talkies that were 20 something MHz
IF. Sorry, I made the goof.
Paul
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From: Jim [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, December 03, 2003 4:12
What makes a crimp/crimp connector easier to install is that the braid
is NOT combed out at all. This is especially important when installing
N, BNC, or mini-UHF connectors on RG214, RG142, or RG400 double-shielded
coax. The braid is just bell-mouthed enough to slip the sleeve
underneath.
I am not using tone supervision - have 3 remote receivers (GE Phoenix) on
146.22 and 438 Mhz links back to the repeater. Use CTCSS on both the 146.22
rx and the links. The links come up on RUS, and the Voter looks for a COR
line. The delay IS noticeable, but not a serious impediment. The first
International is the only company that I have found that will actually
compensate the crystal in the oscillator. They do the same process that
Motorola did when the element was initially assembled. There is more to it
than getting the crystal to come on frequency. There are capacitors in the
Ian, you should have time standard frequencies in Australia on 5 10 and 15
MHz. If you have a secondary receiver, tune in the 10 MHz and compare it to the
output of the 10 MHz timebase in your service monitor.
This has been one of my obsessions for a while now, to find a way of more
Chuck and the group.
The data is in blueprint form as used at the plant. I will be glad to share
the info. I can take hi res pictures of the pages. I have had no luck
scanning the pages due to the poor contrast. I could retype the text, but
that would take me a long time.
Kevin, if you are
Frank,
I use a Motorola Spectratac. I only use the tone encoder on the link
receivers at the comparitor site. The remote receiver to link tx is
cos/Pl activated.
Rich
On Wed, 03 Dec 2003 23:10:41 - franknmiss [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Does anyone in the group have experience with tone
Another couple ways to calibrate:
I use a GPS receiver with an 10 meg output to calibrate my service monitor.
Before GPS just find out if you have a TV station that is using a Rubidium
Standard for their frequency. Here in Milwaukee Ch4 uses one and we always
used it to check calibration in
Won't hurt. That is what we did here in Dallas at the Local air port on the
south end of town. Ours id on 800 but the principle is still the same.
Charles Miller
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From: chiefsfan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, December 02, 2003
Snap-On and Sears both still sell them.
73 de N1FNE
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From: Tom Manning [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, December 03, 2003 6:21 PM
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: crimp/crimp or clamp/solder?
Mike
Go to a hardware
Hello Army,
I will 2nd that reccommendation. I bought one from BroComm, and VERY
good condition, was also a canada repeater, right in hamband. Battery
revert works great. Heck of a deal
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Adam,
Any emission by a commercial/industrial system that causes
significant
interference to a licensed user in an adjacent band is a violation
of
FCC rules, period. You don't need to spend any more time trying
Hi Joe,
Yep, I know I worked on the entire GE line when the entire line came
out MASTRII, EXECII, MVP and MASTR PE HT. The MASTR EXECII is
similar to the MVP or vice versa.
73
Coy
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Joe Cody wrote:
Hi Coy.
I have a
Used to be... In the good old days before frame syncs, you could wait
until the local affiliate was in network programming and you had a REAL
good 3.58 reference. Not so anymore. 3.579545 was an easy number to
remember for some reason... ;^)
73 de N1FNE
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From: Gregg
I remember an old QST article about the 3.58 Mhz color burst sig on network
tv being tracable to NBS. If I remember correctly the sets are phase locked
to the incoming sig?
Never was much at TV..
Ssb
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