Thanks John,
I just didn't want anyone to accidentally make too large a hole. Ssb
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From: John J. Riddell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 13, 2004 3:26 PM
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Greenlee punch info
Stev
Also try this site http://www.plannetfeedback.com weather this business is
registered there who knows, but such a posting will be public information.
works with places like Wendys, Magic Chef / Maytage, etc.. I either get a
reply , by phone or letter, or an email.
Mark Holman AB8RU
Happy Ho
Spread Spectrum was actually a early design by the late actress Hedi Lamarr
and George Antheil check out
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frequency_hopping#Invented_by_a_movie_star
interesting stuff .
Mark Holman AB8RU
Happy Holidays
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From: "Coy Hilton" <[EMAIL PROTE
I have one Eagle Return Loss Bridge kit for sale. This is brand new, never
used and complete..
The part number is BKI-1900.
It is supposed to go with an IFR-1900, it is good from 5 - 2000 MHz..
The kit has the following included:
1 RG-400 test cable (BNC to N male) labeled "IFR 1900 Antenna -
If you have the list handy could you
place a link to it or check to see if the Kenwood TK-349 is on
it?
Thanks!
Ronny Julian
K4RJJ
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From:
russ
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, December 13, 2004 10:17
AM
Subject: [R
I have one Eagle Return Loss Bridge kit for sale. This is brand new, never
used and complete..
The part number is BKI-1900.
It is supposed to go with an IFR-1900, it is good from 5 - 2000 MHz..
The kit has the following included:
1 RG-400 test cable (BNC to N male) labeled "IFR 1900 Antenna -
Thanks everyone, I think I have a number of ideas to try.
The unit has a transformer inside, 600/600ohm, the output is floating, so
live and ground should be able to be connected across the output. The TX has the
same transformer 600/600ohm, but the controller to the TX is a 600ohm line
a
The problem is that Spectrum has been down this road many times! They do not
care one bit about the BBB. I was by there a week or so a go and only one
car in the parking lot. Not a good sign. If it where me I would file legal
action fast. That has bit. Not just civil action but criminal action aga
The local Better Business Bureau might put a small amount of heat on
Spectrum also. Ssb
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From: Mark Holman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 13, 2004 6:46 PM
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Update: Problem with Spect
The CE-5 has 1 Khz steps and does not do full duplex. There are
various options on the IFRs some have tracking generators.
I've done a bit of googling for IFRs and Cushmans, but I guess they
are too old, I found very little information other than old for sale
ads. (And one guy that had a pi
Ummm,one 12vdc fan,one thermo-disc switch,mounting hardware,fuse and
holder,wire as needed.
drwoolweaver wrote:
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If you want to do duplex measurements here is what I would do. Look for an
IFR 1000S for your primary service monitor. Then look for an IFR 500.
Those things should be cheap and plentiful by now. Use the 500 as the
source and the 1000 as your calibrated receiver. Acquire some directional
Has anyone had to remove a piece of RG-213 from service? If so for
what reasons? I think I got a cursed piece between my duplexer and
antenna.
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Anyone have a parts list for thermal control of 12VDC fan? Thanks de
David
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How about this, I built a few and they work very well
http://www.rason.org/Projects/fancont/fancont.htm
Anyone have a parts list for thermal control of 12VDC fan? Thanks de
David
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It is not double shield, some of it is really cheap construction. I use
RG142, RG214, RG393, 1/4" superflex, 1/2" superflex and thats about it.
What problems are you having?? I bet that if you tap on it, it makes
noise while the repeater is in tx and rx mode!
DCFluX wrote:
>Has anyone had
What are your problems/symptoms?
Good quality RG-213 cable may work well on a repeater
system that has good quality duplexers and cable
connectors. The single shield only seems to make a
difference when you have marginal isolation in your
system and every dB counts.
73, Joe, K1ike
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Kevin, with regard to your DTMF "Falsing"what
decoder chip is being used?
If it is a Mitel 8870, you need to change the
"Guard Time" to add more delay before decoding.
40 ms is the normal setting but that is often too
fast for regular voice.
There is an 8870 C and an 8870 D
chip.
As stated many times make darn sure that your RG-214 has a /u in the model
number. I.E.
RG-214/U it make a big difference.
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From: "Joe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Tuesday, December 14, 2004 7:18 AM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Cursed Coax
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Is anyone able to assist me in finding a point for discrimated audio
inside of the Uniden IMU250K mobile radio. All help would be greatly
appreciated. Thanks.
Mathew
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You can try this alternative that does not require any
thermistors
http://sound.westhost.com/project46.htm
Venkat VU2KV
At 11:07 AM 14/12/2004, you wrote:
Anyone have a parts list for
thermal control of 12VDC fan? Thanks de
David
Yahoo! Groups Links
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Did you guys send a check or use a credit card?
If you used a credit card, then contact the credit
card company and explain the situation, they should
give you a credit. That's how I resolved my last
business with Spectrum after they did not respond for
months.
Paul
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DCFluX wrote:
> Has anyone had to remove a piece of RG-213 from service? If so for
> what reasons? I think I got a cursed piece between my duplexer and
> antenna.
RG-213/214 does go bad with time, especially if it's outside, or
otherwise exposed to water or sun. I think abt 8-10 yrs is when th
Title: http://www.bosshardradio.com/mccu/mccurpt.pdf
http://www.bosshardradio.com/mccu/mccurpt.pdf
Link to MCCU Regency repeater schematics - 6 mb.
73 DE NU5D
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Just on the TX side...
You can easily see the difference in even a short
length of RG-214/u vs RG-213 using a watt meter
and a load. Once you do the test, you'll stick
with RG-214/u.
cheers,
skipp
> Joe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Hey Russ,
If you go by the Spectrum Communications building
again, please snap a picture and Email it to me
if possible.
thanks
skipp025 at yahoo.com
> "russ" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The problem is that Spectrum has been down this
> road many times! They do not care one bit about
If it's an "N" connector check for any twist between the connector and the
coax. Any twist means a poor connection for repeat service no matter the
coax type.
Paul
Paul Finch
WB5IDM
Azle, Texas
147.16 Mhz CTCSS 110.9
442.15 Mhz CTCSS 110.9
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From: Joe [mailto:[EMAIL PRO
This post is way off topic, but since I encourage humor on the list
(occasionally) I'll post the following:
Please No reply to the list.
Source: Elisha Zimmerman KB9WCX
Make sure you read the directions carefully!
Ingredients:
1 cup of water
1 tsp. baking soda
1 cup of sugar
1 tsp. salt
Duplex noise of the worse kind. Repeater and duplexer are fine into a
dummy load with no desence at all.
Removing the RC-850 did bring the noise level down somewhat. I took
Lee's advice.
The repeater is a GE MASTR-II base that I converted to full duplex.
146.64/04. Last weekend I overhaulled i
So you're using a piece of SINGLE SHIELD coax that you have
reason to believe may have been exposed to WATER, and
you're wondering if you should get rid of it?? Yes! Do
yourself a favor and get a piece of hardline or at the very
least RG-214/U with double silver shield. Also make sure
the con
Don't waste too much time waiting for an attorney general to help. File the
complaints with anyone and everyone and hope for the best. I just went
through a similar nightmare with my new home construction. The builder was
from Pennsylvania, the modular was built in Pennsylvania, I live in New
DCFluX wrote:
> This piece of coax that is the run between the antenna and duplexer
> was absconded from a tower and it had a UHF TV transmitter connected
> to it at one point in time, runnning 100 watts AMTV Continuous. I
> think the top connector wasn't wraped in tape when the antenna was
> re
5 parts + RS pc board. I used a 2n3904 driving a 12 volt relay and a 100K thermistor #271-110 from Radio Shack. Emitter to ground. Thermistor to +12 from the base of the transistor, 1-10K pot from base to ground. Small 12v relay from collector to +12 with small diode reverse polarity across coi
If you're talking about the TK349's appearing on Ebay and Overstock.com, No they are not type accepted (certified) for use in the US. Just look at the label and you will see something like "certified for the UK". These radios can only be used legally on the ham bands in the US, not for commercia
VHF Repeater 136-174 Mhz ∙ 50 Watts of Power
Includes Synthesized Controller
Voice Sample.
This item is a new compact repeater made with Icom high grade 50 Watt
units. Equipped with an onboard digital repeater controller This unit
is similar to the Motorola GR series repeaters in construction.
At 12/14/2004 08:46 AM, you wrote:
>Duplex noise of the worse kind. Repeater and duplexer are fine into a
>dummy load with no desence at all.
You probably got oxidation of the copper braid of your RG-213. I had the
same thing happen to a chunk of RG-8/X that appeared totally unweathered on
t
I picked up the UHF set of ICOMs. F221S (TX) and F221 (RX). Awesome deals
from sunpcscom on eBay. The equipment is brand new and the seller will
program to your freq pair. Excellent support too. He will do custom
configurations as well. With or without duplexer and controller. Prices are
below wh
The receiver won't survive well at many/most busy
or high level repeater sites.
Won't do the rated 50 watts without a serious
fan/blower. Even with a fan/blower, the PA
thermal protection will probably kick in (if it
has pa thermal protection).
It would probably not be "dependable enough
try this company www.sescom.com they have audio transformers for any audio application
Bill, N3JBX"Richard W. Solomon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Way back when, we just used a 6 vac fil xfmr. Worked pretty fair as I recall.
You can always get fancy later.
73, Dick, W1KSZ
-Origina
Then how is it I see them and lots of
other GE, Midland etc stuff in use as GMRS stuff. I guess there is no self
policing of these frequencies like there is in Amateur. I bet if there was
that the 5 and 8 mile radios on sale at Wal-Mart (junk compared to a good
Kenwood 349E BTW) would
Last dozen or so-
Andrew LDF4RN-50A , 32 feets (plural) length of fire retardant Heliax cable 1/2 in.
with 1 'N' male connector factory fitted and 1 for you to stick on it any where you would like. $29.95 + shipping. 708-681-0300 wt approx 10 lbs
1.51DB/100 ft at 450 mhz loss. fre range .5
LOL...Thank you so very much for being WAY ON TOPIC!
You've cheered up a otherwise gloomy Gus...
Thank you for putting a smile on my face.
Richard Ranta K8JX
p.s. and my neighbors are now wondering why I'm laughing..
/\___/\
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Yes! They have shut down a few un license
GMRS repeaters in the Phila.. PA area. They even got a contractor for no
license. They even got a group in the Camden NJ area for no license and it was a
non profit group running a fund-raiser with all HT's. So yes they are working on
it. They bus
Skip ... did you get a munual with your CE-5?
The manuals are slightly different depending on the serial number
of the instrument.
Neil - WA6KLA
wb6ymh wrote:
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> I just bought a CE-5 on ebay for $205.46, the last one from the same
> guy when for $199. He has yet another one up f
You could just buy a real repeater. A Kenwood TKR-750 with a Cat 250 B
controller. Done deal. 50 watt small and it talks for a great price.
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From: "Robin Staebler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Tuesday, December 14, 2004 12:31 PM
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Comments
OH! By the way we have GMRS repeaters in Ocean City NJ, Glassboro NJ and
Chester PA.
All three get used a lot by licensed GMRS people. We did have a few Hams on
the GMRS with out a GMRS after asking them to leave a few times we changed all
the tones to digital and the seems to have fixed t
if any of the line drivers are 4 wire contact ed folta at [EMAIL PROTECTED] he's looking for 1 or 2 right now
K9MDM tedBarry Thompson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Motorola MSR 2000 cards for sale:1EA, Line Driver Card PN: 64C83110L047EA, Line Driver Card PN:64C83110L061EA, PL Card PN:64C83857N011
What are the rules on a portable
repeater? Would a mobile Micor as a portable be ok? Is 50w ERP the
rule?
- Original Message -
From:
russ
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, December 14, 2004 5:17
PM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: FC
LOL...Thank you so very much for being WAY ON TOPIC!
You've cheered up a otherwise gloomy Gus...
Thank you for putting a smile on my face.
Richard Ranta K8JX
p.s. and my neighbors are now wondering why I'm laughing..
/\___/\
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>^ ^ <
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