Jim Cicirello wrote:
>Hello to Kevin and the group:
>I have a MASTR II UHF Repeater that I am making into a HUB for my
>repeater system to replace the existing hub which is a converted
>mobile. My Question: Becaause this is a repeater, is there anything
>special I should do to interface my NHR
Hi Jim,
I'd ask Fred Flowers. He has a method that is likely a bit more labor
intensive than the normal "solder wires to the backplane" trick that he
says gives better audio performance.
Jeff
At 02:40 PM 2/28/2005, you wrote:
>Hello to Kevin and the group:
>I have a MASTR II UHF Repeat
Gentlemen:
rather than speculate ad nauseum about where you can acquire replacement CRTs for your monitors a suggestion.
try a company that services them.
possibly one of these guys will have a used tube or know where you can acquire a new replacement. If the instrument is as valuable as many o
ROD:
Yes, you do only have half of the "System". You need the handset cradle
portion of the control end (not the controlled end) 510 mentioned
earlier. Without it, you are SOL.
Ciao, Tony
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> All I have is the 221 board and the board that it connects to, all in
> the
Didn't know about him, thanks for the info Bob. I dropped him an email.
> -Original Message-
> From: Bob Dengler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, February 28, 2005 3:41 PM
> To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: Re IFR 1500 CRT (was RE: [Repeater-Builder] OT- Cushman
I have same problem with IFR 1200. Need crt. Someone said it is a 95AB31 by
Hatachi. Anyone have one of these puppies in there junk box? Just got off
telephone with Aeroflex a few minutes ago about my IFR1500. Whew, those
people are something else. They have had posession of my IFR1500 l
When the time comes, there will be LEDs going in and NOT light bulbs.
They're nice units and VERY repairable but I swear that Cushman must have
employed elves on the assembly line and had a sadist as the engineer.
Bill - WB1GOT
>Message: 7
> Date: Sun, 27 Feb 2005 17:55:25 -0800
>
What if .. You just come up with a PL Tone that was an
oddball say somewhere around the 200 range ? would this keep the
coordinators happy ? or are they still interested in the interference issue
?
just my 3 cents worth ( price increase due to
inflation ! :-) )
M. H.
- Orig
At 2/28/2005 07:06 AM, you wrote:
>Anyone know of a cheap replacement CRT for IFR 1500's? I've more or less
>retired my 1500 because the CRT has gotten so dim, but still I prefer the
>1500's spectrum analyzer over my other SM's (HP 8920B's) so I'd like to
>rejuvenate it at some point.
Have you
I don't know if this one TV CRT rebuilder is still around, but that would
be a 1 in a million unless you got to Dayton Hamfest or some other HUGE
hamfest.
M. H.
- Original Message -
From: "Jeff DePolo WN3A" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Monday, February 28, 2005 10:06 AM
Subject: RE
Hello to Kevin and the group:
I have a MASTR II UHF Repeater that I am making into a HUB for my
repeater system to replace the existing hub which is a converted
mobile. My Question: Becaause this is a repeater, is there anything
special I should do to interface my NHRC/4? I intended to remove
Jim, I agree.
After looking the complete list and discovering most of the stuff
I have no interest, the complete lot would assist crowding my
already fairly loaded garage.
Neil - WA6KLA
"Jim B." wrote:
>
> Neil McKie wrote:
> >
> > Must be ...
> >
> > I got one a year ago or
Contact Daniels in Victoria, BC Canada. They are very helpful. They
have a toll free number :)
http://www.danelec.com/contact/contactus/
They shyed me away from a similar purchase a few years ago, as there
were huge mods required to squeeze it into the ham band. Their
modules are usually goo
Neil McKie wrote:
>
> Must be ...
>
> I got one a year ago or so for $25 at St. Vincent de Paul.
>
> Neil - WA6KLA
>
>
> JOHN MACKEY wrote:
>
>>Is it made of pure gold?
I don't think you scrolled all the way down-he's selling quite a pile of
stuff for that $5K, including antennas,
With frequency spacings that close (only 25 kHz away), you won't have any
problems as far as desense goes, but you WILL need to run multiple-stage
isolators to prevent IM. Concidentally, the 3rd harmonc of 147.39 is
442.17, but that shouldn't be a problem since that's near your UHF Tx
frequencies
Anyone know of a cheap replacement CRT for IFR 1500's? I've more or less
retired my 1500 because the CRT has gotten so dim, but still I prefer the
1500's spectrum analyzer over my other SM's (HP 8920B's) so I'd like to
rejuvenate it at some point.
--- Jef
There are two versions of the scope module, the 301 and the 301A.
Neil - WA6KLA
Burt Lang wrote:
>
> Is the scope in the CE5 a plug-in model 301 module? If so, the CRT is a
> 3RP1A tube. If not that module, please disregard.
>
> Burt VE2BMQ>>>
>
> hwingate wrote:
> >
> > The CRT di
I have a site on top of the local hospital with 3 2in galvanized
mounts attached to the roof separated by ~5ft each. On the first two
I have a DB404 on 442.150/R [abt 50 watts out of the duplexer] and
the middle mount is a DB224 on 147.390/R [also abt 50 watts out of
the duplexer]. I'd like t
Is the scope in the CE5 a plug-in model 301 module? If so, the CRT is a
3RP1A tube. If not that module, please disregard.
Burt VE2BMQ>>>
hwingate wrote:
>
> The CRT display in my old CE5 has gotten so dim that I have to turn
> the lights off to use it. Does anyone know the CRT tube number
Hello Doug,
I can help with the Can. We carry TX/RX.
You can e-mail me back direct ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
or call the shop toll free. 877-992-2665.
I am not in sales so you would want to ask for Kathy
and
she can help. Make sure you tell her you are a
Ham.
Much better price.
Sorry I cannot hel
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