I have a pair of 2C UHF ICOMs on a 458 freq. Can I use these on 146
Mhz for a repeater project I am working on or do I need the VHF High
Band ICOMs?
John
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YES! You can,just keep the RX and TX the same Icoms.
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From: johnmichaelwelton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, August 24, 2004 7:27 PM
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] MastrII UHF 2C ICOMS - VHF?
I have a pair of 2C UHF ICOMs on a 458
You need high band ICOM's. A good reference is
http://www.hallelectronics.com/getech/m2icoms.htm, which I found off of
repeater-builder.com.
Good luck!
Jason
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From: johnmichaelwelton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Tuesday, August 24,
Hi Jim,
Typo, make them now and then, was talking Radius R-100.
Now at home and looking at the theory/maintenance manual,
68P84828D54-2, which states:
MC Compact Base Station and Repeater, models covered:
66-88Mhz, 136-174Mhz, 174-225Mhz and 403-470Mhz (in two
ranges, 403-433Mhz and
I think might have I fallen into the commom belief of the ICOM's beind band
specific.
After looking at the P/N's of them, the numbers are the same, except after
the 'G' is different. Is this how they mark updates (like Motorola), or is
it completely different?
Thanks
Jason
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They are only different for TX and RX,the fundamental for each band is the
same.The TX Icoms are used from 11 to 13mhz times the appropriate multiplier
for each band,same for RX except different freq range,so dont mix them...
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From: n1iic Jason Greene [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Randy,
I own one of Zetron's 19B Simplexors, and I wonder why they discontinued
this great little device.
My Simplexor is plugged into a Motorola SM50 VHF radio, and it exists
solely to provide a means for local hams to hear how they sound. It
requires PL tone for access, and I have a CSI ID-8
I have never seen a 100 watt maxtrac I have seen 100 watt maratrac's
in lowband but I thought the maxtrac radios maxed out ay 60 watts .bob
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Hey all-
I am in the process of putting up a new UHF repeater in the area and
I am looking for any input on which antenna might best suit my needs.
Let me give you some background:
It is a motorola Mitrek 30 watt UHF converted to a full duplex. The
radios are up and running in the shack. I am
Stick with the DB products. You can't go wrong. Remember it is rated in true
dbd not the fake dbi or DBc but real gain.
It will also last a very long time with out having to be replaced. If you
contact be direct I can forward some info to you.
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Very best of 73,
Russ, W3CH
DB-408 will give you decent gain without the extra length and cost of the
DB-420. It has 4-bays (8 elements).
It will give you good close-in coverage with HT's that the higher gain
antennas can't give. If most of your potential users are 10-15 miles away,
the DB-420 (8-bays, 16 elements) is not
Steve Hajducek wrote:
Hi Jim,
Typo, make them now and then, was talking Radius R-100.
Oh-heh, thought there was somthing I hadn't heard of ;c}
Now at home and looking at the theory/maintenance manual,
68P84828D54-2, which states:
MC Compact Base Station and Repeater, models
Just like to thank you to all the people that responded to my problem, I
have a few options now.
To answer Jack's question, no they use this repeater for all their
communications. Your right it is weird that they never made allowances for
coverage problems. Since Zetron does not make the 19
One issue regarding paging... it's not normally
done with sub tone (PL) on. Some types of pagers
don't like or work well when sub tone is present.
Others won't work at all..
cheers,
skipp
Eric Lemmon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I own one of Zetron's 19B Simplexors, and I wonder
why they
a company out there makes a simplex repeater .. I think the name is ep-comm.
EPCOM.net or www.epcomm.net
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There is a few ideas to check.
http://www.cornerstonesmr.com
they mainly are looking for dealer opportunities, but may have something sitting
in the warehouse, who knows ?
http://www.iloveradios.com they have
some Motorola CP 150 and CP 200 portables.
http://www.NATRAD.com/ue some
list
Most synthesized pagers, such as the Minitor III and IV, will not
properly decode a tone if there is another component present (PL or
another tone). Anything with reed filters, such as the Min I or II, will
decode just fine. I guess that's what you call 'progress'. There are
companies who used to
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