Hi Jason,
Sounds like you have either a Maratrac or a Radius M400. The Maxtrac,
as far as I know, didn't come in a 100W model. I'd also be curious to
know if the lowband Maratrac will go to 6m and/or 10m. I know that the
m400 is NOT a good choice for ham-band use (see Batlabs for details).
Post
Where are you located?
Neil in Oregon
Q wrote:
>
> Sorry for the cross-posting,but this stuff must go...
>
> 1- Yaesu FT-270H 45watt 2 meter mobile,like new,w/box and accys.$175
> 1- Yaesu FT-727R dual band handheld,no battery,wont turn on. $90
> 1- Icom IC-T7A dual band handheld w/wi
Sorry for the cross-posting,but this stuff must go...
1- Yaesu FT-270H 45watt 2 meter mobile,like new,w/box and accys.$175
1- Yaesu FT-727R dual band handheld,no battery,wont turn on. $90
1- Icom IC-T7A dual band handheld w/wideband rx,2 batteries,charger SOLD
1- Icom ICu2AT 2m handheld,good,wall
Hello, everyone. I have a 2 channel 36-42 split 100W Maxtrac, is it possible
to slide it up to 6 meters? If not, anyone want to trade? =]
Jason
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Hi Tedd,
> "Tedd Doda" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I belong to the one run by Chris,
> but all the messages are moderated
> by him, so until he releases them,
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It's a bit of a pain, he should consider adding
additional moderators.
> That's what I thought.
RE: E bay.Go to their home page and click on "Register"
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| How do you get e-bay to allow you in to bid???
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| Everytime I
How do you get e-bay to allow you in to bid???
Everytime I try to bid I get a reply asking for a name and a password I
generated such and
now it asks me fo my account number?
I have been trying for bout 4 - 5 years to get stuff from there having to
resort to a few
friends who alread
Try the Motorola R-2600 This is a great box I use one daily in my job as
a two way radio tech. It will tune cavities encode DTMF, PL, DPL,
2-tone. I have the R-2600C/HS model which has cellular options (don't
waste your money with that I have never used it) and the HS is high
stability oscillator t
Hi Roger:
If what you are after is a service monitor to tune cavities and
service amateur equipment, then the IFR 1500 might be a bit much.
This box was intended for cellular and trunked system servicing as
well and carried a price tag to match (a fully tricked out new
'1500S used to go for around
Of course it wont go for .01$, didnot think you could bid on something and keep
your id private. WTF overdoug <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Wanted Radio Communications Service Monitor I have found that the
IFR FM/AM-1500 Radio Communications Service Monitor will tune
cavities and do all of the other tests that I need for maintenance on
the MVP 440mhz repeater that I am putting up.
Is there any other brand and model that will wo
Ye' Olde ICOM RP-3010 finally needs retirement, so
I am in the market for a MASTR-II UHF Base or Repeater station, Rack
Mount, Something in the 20-50 watt range. Preferably in Phoenix or Las
Vegas for pickup. Let me know what you have and what you need for it.
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We used 1/4 and made sure to include velocity factor of the coax. Don't
know the technical term for the type of cans, but the passband was set with
the cavity and the notch was set with the probe. We used a vector volt
meter to get them pretty darned close, a set for the transmit and a set for
th
Howdy, everyone. We *finally* got coordination for a moderate- to wide-
range UHF ham repeater. The repeater is a C64RCB-3105AT Compra.
Does anyone here happen to have a set of crystals for it for 442.775 out,
447.775 in? If not, without starting up a huge debate again, in y'all's opinion,
who
I can't speak for Best, but the last Best UPS I bought came with a
heavily-promoted warranty that claimed something like a $10,000
insurance policy against damage. Some of that may be advertising hype,
but there have been a few postings by others who reported "exploded
transistors." I would colle
Dave,
There is no pat answer to your question, because the optimum length of
the jumpers depends not just upon the operating frequencies or the
design of the cavities, but also upon the physical length of the loops
or probes within the cavities. The optimum jumper lengths are not the
same for lo
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