Michael C.
Johnson101 W. Laurens St.Laurens, SC 29360Voice:864 984 4633Fax:
864 984 6213E mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I am in the process of working out a 440 backbone
and wanted to use something reliable so I thought of GE Master II
Exec.'s
Has anybody any info on converting these for 9600
baud packet?
Mike/K1EG
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Maybe Mike can help with that,having 10 on the air. Apparently,all
connections are available at the 16 pin jack.Mike?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I know that this will not be a mastrII or micor quality repeater. I
> did not pay anything for the two kenwood TK 780 radios. and this is
> only a
Dr. Ron Johnson wrote:
We just got approved for a repeater
on 2 meters. I need a duplexer. Anybody got one laying around?
Also, what do you all think about the mobile duplexers and low power
duplexers from Sinclair on ebay? I used to use a Wacom years ago.
Gave the repeater
Title: Message
hello
I have a sinclair VHF 2X2 duplexer for
sale if you are interested and I have 2 UHF sinclairs as well also a couple of
GE master II 's as well and a couplle of power supplys 1 GE and 1 motorola
E mail me off list if you are interested
John J. Riddell wrote:
Ron, go to QTH.com ...or was it
Ebay...?there is a Sinclair Q202 for salea very good duplexer
Mobile units are usually 5 Mhz
split...and of no value for 144 Mhz
You missed it:
Expect to pay over $500 for a decent 600 KC split duplexer with
ade
Thanks Kevin. Here is a pix. On
the opposite side it says Hamtronics T51 Exciter.
Yup, that truly is a T51. I haven't seen one for over 20 years. I
didn't know they used a SD1115-7 in the final, but I don't remember
everything anymore either.
Hopefully Mike will get us a copy
I know that this will not be a mastrII or micor quality
repeater. I did not pay anything for the two kenwood TK 780 radios. and this is
only a BACKUP repeater, and I'm just asking for a little help from someone
willing to share their knowledge, and help me if possible.
I'm just asking for
Yep, it's a Parkinson board made by Parkinson Electronics
in Texas.
Chuck
WB2EDV
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From:
Tom Parker
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, April 10, 2005 9:50
PM
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] What is
it?
Hello to the
gr
Thanks. I just lost a bid tonight on an ebay
Q202. My luck.Thanks for the info on the mobiles..I thought
so.
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From:
John J.
Riddell
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, April 10, 2005 10:00
PM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-B
If you ever get the chance,grab a GE or a Micor and put it on the air.
Its like driving a Geo Metro and then switching to a Sedan DeVille! Its
the quality,engineering and design that makes the difference.
Granted,the Kenwoods do work,but not as good as a unit made for the job.
E-mail me back i
Ron, go to QTH.com ...or was it Ebay...?there
is a Sinclair Q202 for salea very good duplexer
Mobile units are usually 5 Mhz split...and of no
value for 144 Mhz
73 John VE3AMZ
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From:
Dr. Ron
Johnson
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
We just got approved for a repeater on 2
meters. I need a duplexer. Anybody got one laying around?
Also, what do you all think about the mobile duplexers and low power
duplexers from Sinclair on ebay? I used to use a Wacom years ago.
Gave the repeater to the club and moved to 450 but
Hello to the group,
Anyone know what kind of repeater controller I have? A guy brought a
Mastr Executive II into the shop for repair and we all
started wondering who made the controller. It would be nice to have
some documentation if it ever really fails (only the 5 V Reg this
time). Kev
Ok that's fine but most of us would run the radio as the exciter into an amp
or just a link. I am just saying they work well. The new TK--8180K2 is much
better and they really run well. All the outputs on the DB-25
Oregon Repeater Linking Group
Mike Mullarkey
6539 E Street
Springfield, OR 97478
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For 2M, 440, and 902..
At the moment, I'm replacing a bunch of "no name" runs with LMR-400,
because it's what I have on hand.
I've seen loss figures on different cables, but nowhere have I been
able to find sheilding numbers, which are the more interesting ones
in a repeater cabinet, I suspe
At 04:20 PM 4/10/05, you wrote:
>Hi all
> Does anyone know if a dual band antenna for 144/220 is available. .
>If so who makes it?
>Thanks in advance
>Mike
Mobile, base or mountaintop repeater (i.e. bad weather) ?
Mobile, well, take your pick.
Base, look at Diamond or Comet, but use some of
Well,
10 watts is not much of a repeater! I run GE MastrII's which have run
110 watts for over 26 years and I dont need any fans. I dont need two
radios.I know the receiver front end wont get swamped and the PA wont
overheat and go spurious and I paid less for my repeater than you paid
for one
Well,
I have over 10 of them in service and as long as you DO NOT run them over
10wt they will survive with a small fan on the tx radio. Take a look at the
web site and look at the Coburg site.
Oregon Repeater Linking Group
Mike Mullarkey
6539 E Street
Springfield, OR 97478
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Chuck Kelsey wrote:
>Is that the 6-meter exciter? I've got one of those kicking around somewhere.
>I didn't particularly like it, as I recall.
>
No, its the predecessor to the TA-51, for 2 meters. Note the frequency
on the crystal, in the image he provided...
Kevin
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Thanks so much Mike.
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From:
Mike
DeWaele
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, April 10, 2005 6:11
PM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Need a
schematic
Ron,
I have one of those exciters. I believe I have
the compl
Is that the 6-meter exciter? I've got one of those kicking around somewhere.
I didn't particularly like it, as I recall.
Chuck
WB2EDV
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From: Kevin Custer
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, April 10, 2005 7:47 PM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Need
Yes,
Diamond makes one that I know for sure as I have one
up on the roof here at home. Works OK. I use it more
of a test antenna then any thing.
The DB-224 I also have for just two meters works loads better.
Russ, W3CH
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To:
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Mobile or Station (repeater)?
mike wrote:
>Hi all
> Does anyone know if a dual band antenna for 144/220 is available. .
>If so who makes it?
>Thanks in advance
>Mike
>
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Dr. Ron Johnson wrote:
Thanks Kevin. Here is a pix. On
the opposite side it says Hamtronics T51 Exciter.
Yup, that truly is a T51. I haven't seen one for over 20 years. I
didn't know they used a SD1115-7 in the final, but I don't remember
everything anymore either.
Hopefully
Mike DeWaele wrote:
Ron,
I have one of those exciters. I
believe I have the complete paper work with assembly instructions. I'm
going to shack to find it now. I can scan and forward it to you.
Also Kevin mine says T51 engraved
on board.
Mike,
Please send me the scans an
Hi all
Does anyone know if a dual band antenna for 144/220 is available. .
If so who makes it?
Thanks in advance
Mike
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Ron,
I have one of those exciters. I believe I have the
complete paper work with assembly instructions. I'm going to shack to find it
now. I can scan and forward it to you.
Also Kevin mine says T51 engraved on
board.
Mike KA2NDW
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From:
Dr. Ron
J
Any two VHF radios can be made to work as a repeater,but how they will
perform is questionable. Most cannot sustain the duty cycle of repeater
operation and will burn up quickly from overheating. The receiver may be
too wide or sloppy and permit desense from the transmitter. Then you
need to f
Greetings,
I need a little help. I need to build a backup repeater, so I can takedown our main 2 meter repeater for repairs. this is for our county's Skywarn/ emergency
Use. I have 2 new Kenwood TK 780 VHF radios, that I would like to use as my County backup Have two questions:
1
I have for sale one Motorola Micor VHF exciter BPF modified for 2M
operation.
Pay-Pal preferred, MO okay.
Modified as per:
http://www.repeater-builder.com/rbtip/micorvhfbpf.html
Yes, you get the one in the photo
$35.00 firm, shipped via US Postal Priority to any of the 50 United States.
Em
I have for sale, one Motorola Micor VHF preamp that has been converted,
by me, for use in the 2M ham band.
Tested and Guaranteed.
PayPal preferred, MO okay.
Pictures here:
http://www.kuggie.com/pix/preamp/micor-preamp-1.gif
http://www.kuggie.com/pix/preamp/micor-preamp-2.gif
http://www.kuggie.co
Dr. Ron Johnson wrote:
Folks,
I need a schematic for Hamtronics
T51 exciter. This is the old one, not the TA model. Uses a sd 1115-7
in the final. Any help?
Doc,
I have seen you post this a few times and am wondering if you really
don't have a TA-51? I say this becaus
Folks,
I need a schematic for Hamtronics T51
exciter. This is the old one, not the TA model. Uses a sd 1115-7 in
the final. Any help?
73,
Ron
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Yes it will but you will have to touch up the receiver.
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Sent: Saturday, April 09, 2005 1:48
PM
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Kenwood
TKR-720 VHF
This reminds me. Does anyone
Thanks to all who replied to my Preamp question.
As usual, I gained valuable information ,ideas and
resources.
Regards...Joel
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