Don't forget If you're going to order a new one,
get the "E TYPE" as the factory spec on it puts it in
the amature band. The "K", "K1", or "K2" does not spec
in the amature band.
Steve.
--- W9DHI <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Being a retired dealer that used to sell them to
> hams$1000 t
Hello ...
Kevin Berlen wrote:
... snip ...
> The receiver in your machine is basically a Mitrek. One thing to
> look for that can cause intermittent problems are the ground
> connections on the coils in the front end casting. The joints can
> fracture and cause very intermittent RX sensit
Being a retired dealer that used to sell them to hams$1000 to 1100 is a
good price. The list price is 1500 + and we always did ham clubs at or
around 1000 including programming and alignment. They are excellent
repeaters, when I sold my business I had 18 channels of Narrow-Band UHF
trunking u
anyone on the list have 4-6 12vdc (or even better -- 6vdc) AGM batteries?
shipping on those things is killer (more than the batteries themselves!)
doug
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--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, "Maire Company"
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> I think honey bake with brown sugar on it. (well done please)In
the
> other hand have a cell phone. just kidding.smile it has
been a
> long week in central Florida.
>
>
> - Original Message
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wrote:
>
> What I want to know is what does a hand held ham look like?
>
> Neil
>
>
> Billy wrote:
> >
> > i am going to be in houston and my wife in huntsville is there a
way
> > we could talk with hand held hams
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>
> What I want to know is what does a hand held ham look like?
>
> Neil
>
>
> Billy wrote:
> >
> > i am going to be in houston and my wife in huntsville is there a
way
> > we could talk with hand held hams
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wrote:
> Billy wrote:
>
> >i am going to be in houston and my wife in huntsville is there a
way
> >we could talk with hand held hams
> >
>
> Are you and your wife ham radio operators holding valid licenses
for such?
>
Hi Joel, the typical 750 dealer cost is around
$1000.00 give or take $100.00 so when you get your
quotes from dealers you'll know who is giving you the
best deal. I would recommend Skipp's radio service
shop here in California for the best deal or at least
an honest deal. Check out his web site...
Doug, check this little controller out for your 7000
I've used two for the past several years since the
release of the 7000 radio. The nice part of the deal
it's only $69.95 plus s & H...Truely a plug & play
micro controller needing to be wired for the 7000.
"http://www.bdenterprises.com/products/
John, If you call the sales dept at csi they will
probably still have the old controller manuals at
thier desk. I had the same controller several years
ago and a young gal in the sales dept copied the
manual and sent it to me for $15.00. I'll look to see
if I still have it and pdf it for you if I
Ah so, thanks Paul,
Neil
Paul Finch wrote:
>
> John and Neil,
>
> Pretty sure the CSI that he is talking about is out of business and has
> nothing to do with the one with the web site now. I have several of these
> but none in service right now and one book, I will look for the book and
And I could use one for an
IFR1000A..
- Original Message -
From:
Ted Maczulat
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, September 08, 2004 3:06
PM
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] IFR1000S
Service Manual
Can anyone point me to where I can g
Can anyone point me to where I can get a service
manual for an IFR1000S.
Looking for an original manual or a very good
quality reproduction.
Thank You
Ted, VE7TFM
Technical Director
Arrowsmith Amateur Radio Club
http://ve7ku.dyndns.org
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John,
OK, found my book. You have 5 seconds to enter the programming code which
is "35687". The panel is disabled. To exit the programming mode press
"Reset"
If you need more than that I could fax the book or have it copied and mail
it to you, my scanner is out of service right now. There is
If it is from a Purc ( which it does sound like) it is the ref
oscillator for up to and including 900 mhz simulcast stations. Freq
stability from it at 900 usually holds a hertz or 2 at a ghz... as long as
outside temp does not fluctuate too much or quick. It takes a good day or
so to
At 04:25 AM 9/8/2004 -0400, you wrote:
Good Morning: Thanks to Kevin and Jim for their comments on Kendecomm
equipment. The information is greatly appreciated. Can any one recommend
a source for a Kenwood TKR-750 ? TNX...Joel W4SLH
http://www.ah6le.net/arcom/kenwood.html
---
John and Neil,
Pretty sure the CSI that he is talking about is out of business and has
nothing to do with the one with the web site now. I have several of these
but none in service right now and one book, I will look for the book and see
if I can find the info needed.
Paul
WB5IDM
-Original
Could it be Connect Systems Inc.?
http://www.connectsystems.com
Could it be Communications Specialists Inc.?
http://www.com-spec.com
Hope this helps,
Neil
John wrote:
>
> Neil,
> Yes, I did. No response. Communications Systems Inc. that I found
> on the net is a
re: CSI 32 or 32 Plus tone panels.
There are various instruction manuals on the web
for the CSI (Lynnwood Wa.) tone panels. I have
some of the command list available as a gif and pdf
file on the www.radiowrench.com/sonic page.
There's a small bit of history included on the
description page
Joel Mele wrote:
> Good Morning:
>
> Thanks to Kevin and Jim for their comments on Kendecomm equipment.
> The information is greatly appreciated.
>
> Can any one recommend a source for a Kenwood TKR-750 ?
>
> TNX...Joel W4SLH
>
Kenwood.
Go here: http://www.kenwood.net/?do=RepLocator
and enter
I am looking for a front cover for a Motorola R-2400 Service Monitor. It may be saddening to think that there may be another unit out there beyond repair but if you have such a unit and would like to part with its front cover, please contact me.
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There were two different PA decks on the MSR2000. One that was rated for
continous duty and one that was not. The non-continous duty UHF PA is a
real problem. It is not at all unusual to have cronic problems with it.
The DC distribution is done on a circuit board that runs under the PA modules.
Th
we are switching our Micor repeaters to
Kenwood TKR-840 with power amps and for that I would say we are very
happy. thanks
- Original Message -
From:
Joel
Mele
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, September 08, 2004 4:25
AM
Subject: [Rep
Those attachments were in my to-do directory.
They are on www.repeater-builder.com on the Antenna Systems
Page... scroll down to Antennas.
If someone can send them to me in plain text, Word or Excel
form I'll make html pages that are a lot more readable and
smaller in file size (so the folks on d
Good Morning:
Thanks to Kevin and Jim for their comments on Kendecomm
equipment. The information is greatly appreciated.
Can any one recommend a source for a Kenwood TKR-750
?
TNX...Joel W4SLH
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Hi,
Our repeater has had a dual-band (2/70) corner reflector sitting at our
repeater for about 9 years now. No real problems to report.
We are only at 1000ft, and the antenna is only about 20ft above group, but
the area does get hit with high winds. Have not had to do anything to it
over the time,
Somehow I managed to lose the charts Russ was so kind to share. Can
someone send them to me or place them in the files section?
Thanks,
Bob
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, "russ" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Subject: DB-201 cuts page 2 of 2.
> Page two has the cutting chart for
>
I have a
Arrow 440 Mhz. corner reflector that I am using on a link with good
results. It works about as good as the db reflector which is at the other
end of the link. Physically not as stout as the db so I wouldn't mount it
high on a tower or use it on a mountain top.
Jeff Corkren/W5PP
Has anyone ever hooked up a link to a Motorola R-100 repeater? I'd
like to use a Maxtrac or GM300 as the link radio reciever, but need
to know where and how it could be done. I'm not familiar with this
model repeater and as I know it is old, it still works great.
Thanks in advance.
Chris
Neil,
Yes, I did. No response. Communications Systems Inc. that I found on
the net is a different company now. I was hoping that someone here
might have had some experience with this tone panel. We tried the
programming instructions for the CSI-32 and they didn't work. Same
style,but, differen
I have repaired exactly the same problem in two VHF
amps,
and in one UHF MSR-2000, the problem is in the
feedtrough
that carries the + side of voltage, seems it gets very hot at
high
power level and melt the solder .
Juan
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De: W9DHI
Para: Repeater-Bu
Part of what looks to be a PURC station followed me home from the Shelby
Ham Fest.
In it is an oscillator that Motorola calls a HSO. It has model number
KXN1132AA and CUST. NO. 48R83851N02. It requires 24 VDC and has a BNC
output port, the frequency is 5 MHz.
How accurate is the HSO and what i
I must agree with Doug. There is very likely an unfavorable load
presented to the PA, and it manifests its displeasure by burning up!
Most of us (me included) do the initial tune-up of a commercial
transmitter with a Bird 45 wattmeter feeding a good 50 ohm dummy load.
Transistorized PAs adore d
I think honey bake with brown sugar on it. (well done please)In the
other hand have a cell phone. just kidding.smile it has been a
long week in central Florida.
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From: "Billy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Tuesday, September 07, 2004 6:23 PM
Subject:
it probably comes with cheese
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From: "Neil McKie" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Tuesday, September 07, 2004 9:41 PM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] queston
>
> What I want to know is what does a hand held ham look like?
>
> Neil
>
>
> Billy wrote:
> >
What I want to know is what does a hand held ham look like?
Neil
Billy wrote:
>
> i am going to be in houston and my wife in huntsville is there a way
> we could talk with hand held hams
>
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Billy wrote:
>i am going to be in houston and my wife in huntsville is there a way
>we could talk with hand held hams
>
Are you and your wife ham radio operators holding valid licenses for such?
Kevin
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Doug and Carrie Dietz wrote:
>could you please remove my name from this lists.
>
I removed you from Repeater Builder. You indicated Lists (plural) what
others were you subscribed to?
Kevin Custer
Multi-list Owner
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Hi Dave can you hook up a controller to a vxr 7000 easily we have a 2m one
on 145.450 and want to hook up a rc-210 to it and be able to turn pl on and
off. thanks 73 kb3ham Doug Strobel
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From: na6df [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 07, 2004 3:09 PM
To:
I have limited experience with the MSR2000 however if the PA keeps
toasting, and if RX sensitivity is low ( MSR2000's were not super hot to
start with) I would suspect the load being presented to the transmitter may
have high swr. (Like maybe duplexer, maybe the Isolator ) That would se
Without a manual in front of me I assume you are speaking of
RXMUTE which is the control lead which the CG board affects. RX Mute
"Floats" high in absence of pull down from many sources. If you are
connecting that point to something in your controller which has resistance
to ground gre
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