Hi all - I'm looking for specs and tuning information on a Wacom
WP-698
duplexer. It's a 4 can unit, 2 for Tx, 2 for Rx. Single screw for
tuning. What sets the spacing for Pass & Reject. 20 or 12 MHz
spacing?
Tried the usual searches but don't find any specifics for this model.
Anyone out th
Very well done...There is no "POPE" right now, so breaking the "Cardinal Rule" is OK... Very good reading...
JK - N5NWC
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John J. Riddell wrote:
Kevin, "Cardinal Rule"...?
In the detailed explanation of the purpose of this list, I state one
should NEVER compare the Micor and Mastr II:
As Paul said, I blew that away.
That was an excellent write-up that
you did...let's have more of tha
Kevin, "Cardinal Rule"...? That was an
excellent write-up that you did...let's have
more of that kind of info on here
How about posting that essay on your RB
website...?
"Well Done"
73 John VE3AMZ
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From:
Kevin Custer
To: Repeater-Builder@yah
Kevin,
You
did not break a Cardinal rule, it seems you blew it away, but it's great
reading. The main reason I like the Mastr II radios is they are more
straight-forward radio. Motorola had a tendency to let their engineers
over-engineer things at times.
Great
reading!
Paul
---
Don Pomplun wrote:
Our local volunteer excursion railroad is growing to the point where
simplex radio communications is not filling the need (adding another 3
miles of track, windy railroad, multiple trains). So "going repeater" is
an option. I have seen articles & ads about convertin
you have a mobile unit,12volt,40 watt,30khz spacing,8 freq capable,1 tx and
1 rx in radio,standard options, 150.8 to 174 mhz range. hope that helps
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Subject: [Repeater-Builder] GE Mastr
I am looking to buy two VHF Motorola GM-300 mobiles. I need one of them
to be the 40-45 watt model. The other doesn't really matter on the
output. The number of channels doesn't really matter. These will be
used for repeater use. I am looking to spend around $200 to $ 250.00
for both or somew
Brian = Russ Jr? ;->
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> 73, Brian, WD9HSY
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Hello to the list. I have 2 GE Phoenix SX radios I want to use as
either remote base radios or a repeater. My question is this, where
can I turn up the mic and turn down the power? Thank you.
Rod
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I have for sale a Cat 300DX
controller, just taking out of service.
Nothing is wrong with the controller. It
works great so does the rls-1000
these are not hooked up to each other. but
of course can be..
I am also looking for a Kenwood TM-G707
that I might can trade the 300 for.
Ple
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Our local volunteer excursion railroad is growing to the point where
simplex radio communications is not filling the need (adding another 3
miles of track, windy railroad, multiple trains). So "going repeater" is
an option. I have seen articles & ads about converting a GE Master Exec II
ser
I have for sale a 1500 volt power supply for a Motorola B93MPB & B93
MPY 250 & 375 watt VHF paging stations.
I know very little about this supply, except that it was in a base
station cabinet that I recently bought. I wanted the cabinet to build a
repeater in, and took the supply out of the c
need one, prefer the later model w/ the sealed harness.
will also consider a RFS Celwave PD220 cut for 142-150
email direct, please.
doug
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>Examples of the second suggestion:
>Andrew SuperFlex
I just picked up almost 500' of FSJ1-50, 1/4 inch hardline, from an Ebay buy.
Loss figures are not all that wonderful, but it's solid copper center
conductor, and solid copper tubing sheild.
Works pretty easily with PL-259 connectors, and
Warren Beaulé wrote:
>What type of flexible coax is best to go between the
>repeater and the duplexer TRansmit and receive please
>advise thanks
>
Double Shielded, Silver Plated or Mini Flexible Hardline.
Examples of the first suggestion:
RG-214, Mil Spec. (must be Mil Spec. or not guaranteed S
Mil Spec RG-214/U. Make sure that the two shields are silver plated and
that the center conductor is silver plated.
You need the double shielding to minimize desense. And you need the silver
plating to minimize shot noise as the cables are moved.
73
Glenn
WB4UIV
At 11:10 AM 04/17/05, you wro
RG-214U
John VE3AMZ
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Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Coax
>
> What type of flexible coax is best to go between the
> repeater and the duplexer TRansmit and receive please
> advise tha
What type of flexible coax is best to go between the
repeater and the duplexer TRansmit and receive please
advise thanks
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Mathew Quaife wrote:
>Yep, missed that one, he is right to the in port on the duplexer.Half
>asleep. But out to the receiver got him there.
>
You would have really "got him there" if he would have hooked the input
of the preamp to to the Antenna Port of the duplexer and then
transmitted..
Try looking at this. Hope it helps.
www.anglelinear.com/repeaters/repeaters.html
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Yep, missed that one, he is right to the in port on the duplexer.Half
asleep. But out to the receiver got him there.
Mathew
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The antenna port of the duplexer? Try again
Mathew Quaife wrote:
>Out goes to the receiver and input is going to the antenna port.
>
>Mathew
>
>
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The cable from the duplexer RX port will go into the Input of the
preamp, the Output of the preamp will connect to the Receiver Input via
an added cable.
Some additional thoughts:
It's a good idea to close couple the preamp to the duplexer. This can
be accomplished by using a double male conn
Out goes to the receiver and input is going to the antenna port.
Mathew
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Hello and thanks for reading my post..
Ok,, here is my question, because my instructions are not that clear
so I just want to install this correctly.
I got an Advanced Receiver Research pre-amp for my uhf repeater.
I see on the pre-amp in and out
now, here is my question...
the cable co
Our MSR-2000 had the CW ID in the extreme left slot. I don't remember
if it was identified on the label or backplane. Hope this helps...
Curt W1FSM
Ben wrote:
Thanks Mike, I downloaded all the info. I still could not find
where the CW ID card plugs in to the backplane. Possibly the w
There are a few here...http://www.kh2d.net/software/
And if you belong to the EchoLink Yahoo group,the motherlode
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/sysop-echolink/files/VB%20Scripts/edtmf.txt
I havent tried any yet,but planning to explore the possibilities. It
seems like a good repeater contr
Umm,EchoLink is free,why are you paying for it There is a scripts
site that adds a lot of neat functions to EchoLink but I havent checked
it out yet so I dont know what all is in there,but it was pretty good
stuff. I'll pass along the url when I find it...
geodude2010 wrote:
>
> I hav
The 68P81014E15 Manual mentioned below is a supplement to the
68P81008E40 manual - you will need both for your radio.
The 68P81008E40 for the basic radio and the 68P81014E15 for the
wide-spaced assemblies. The 14E15 Manual is an interesting study
in itself.
Hope this helps,
N
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