Bob A wrote:
Tubes! Real rigs glow in the dark, etc, etc
Light emmiting valves ...
Well, the tubes in themselves don't discourage me, but if you
said it would be one spurious, drifty, cantankerous dog to operate,
then that would discourage me.
The spurious part can happen
In my opinion, the Moxy will not enough shielding for repeater
use ... nor will the PA deck have have enough heat sink for
adequate cooling.
Neil - WA6KLA
kb9qbt wrote:
To the group,
This is my first post but have been a member for a while.
I managed to get a hold of couple
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While we're on the subject of ancient Motorola stuff... I
just acquired remains of something which I am trying to
ID. It is or was a UHF station or repeater. I believe
these are the transmitter and receiver numbers:
TTE1133AA
TRE1152AF
Anyone know what this was or have documentation for
And here's a REAL long shot
I'm trying to find any info on this power supply, believed
to be from a RCA ~100 watt VHF base or repeater. The only
markings are: 3720788-501 CODE B.
I don't have a picture so will try to describe it. Open
frame, rack mount, 7 height. One big
The stock squelch circuit in a Moxy is terrible for repeater use. These
units would not be a good choice for repeater service. There are many
other surplus comercial rigs out there that would be a much better
choice. Good luck with you project,
Kevin, K9HX
At 01:16 PM 7/16/2005, you wrote:
To
Hello Paul,
Your inclusion of the 3720788-501 number should help.
I'll go look in a few minutes.
Neil - WA5KLA
Paul Kelley wrote:
And here's a REAL long shot
I'm trying to find any info on this power supply, believed
to be from a RCA ~100 watt VHF base or repeater.
I wanted to say Thanks to all for answering my questions about the Kenwood
TKR-750 K2 repeater.
The repeater is now installed in its final location and seems to be
performing well.
Once I went through the Kenwood FPU program and really studied the features,
it was a snap to program.
The transmit
I know this is a few days late but thought I would pass this on.bob
Hello All,
Today about 08:45 In El Monte Court, Division 4 Judge Craig Mitchell held
the sentencing hearing for Jack Gerritsen. The Judge acknowledged over 80
Emails as well as a stack of letters from the regular mail.
Working from memory here...
The Motorola Moxy was a low tier/cost version
of a Maxar radio.
The Motrek was a low tier/cost version of a
Mitrek.
We used to joke at the shop that someone at
the factory would start removing parts from
a real radio... when the radio quit working
they'd put
Go for it. I built my first repeater using moxys. It worked well and sounded
good.
It's a great learning experience. Get in there and tinker around and figure
stuff out. That's what ameatur radio is all about.
-Tim
kb9qbt wrote:
To the group,
This is my first post but have been a
More - found it !!!
3720788-501 CODE B is the RCA drawing number.
Is the circuit board on the RCA Series 1000, Base Station Power
Supply - apparent model number MI-559472, Instruction Book IB-8027297
The Technical Data block:
Equipment Designation
MI-599472 Power Supply
Hello ...
skipp025 wrote:
Working from memory here...
The Motorola Moxy was a low tier/cost version
of a Maxar radio.
... snip ...
We used to joke at the shop that someone at
the factory would start removing parts from
a real radio... when the radio quit working
they'd put the
Good point !!
Neil
Tim S. wrote:
Go for it. I built my first repeater using moxys. It worked well and
sounded good.
It's a great learning experience. Get in there and tinker around and figure
stuff out. That's what ameatur radio is all about.
-Tim
kb9qbt wrote:
Great. The Trans. Type is CC3049 and Serial MA5495 from the outside
label. I'll search inside for chassis model numbers next visit to the
club shack. Can also send a .jpg of the guts, if that's permitted on
this list. Thanks again.
Bob N3BA
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From:
Does anybody have a web site to look at IOTA power supply? I need to find
some to replace my power supplies in the future. Bruce KD4BOH.-
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Sent: Wednesday, May 25, 2005 2:22 PM
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At 06:49 PM 7/17/2005, Bruce Nanney wrote:
Does anybody have a web site to look at IOTA power supply? I need to find
some to replace my power supplies in the future. Bruce KD4BOH.-
I picked up one on ebay recently, very competitive pricing.
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I bought one about six months or so ago, but I don't remember where. Google
should turn something up for you, that's how I found it.
Richard, N7TGB
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Is this the repeater jammer that Riley Went after ?
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Subject: [Repeater-Builder] off topic : Jack Gerritsen ex kg6iro
I know this is a few days late but thought I
The Judge handed down a sentence of 120 days less 5 days for time served
followed by 3 years of probation. a fine of $1000.00 + assessments which
came to $3876.00 and must be paid within 1 year.
Gee, crime *does* pay.
Ken
Same Here whats a BHF ?
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What is BHF?
Neil - WA6KLA
Ron Wright wrote:
Butch in
At 08:36 PM 7/17/2005, Mark A. Holman wrote:
Same Here whats a BHF ?
Berry High Frequency, of course! :)
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As an amateur radio operator and 30 year law enforcement
veteran, I agree with you Lance. After blowing up the
photo of the 1995 Caprice displayed on the jars webpage,
I'm somewhat curious to know why the defendant has an
MPH K-55 mobile radar unit mounted on the dash? I'm sure
it's not for
Hi Dan
I would have to agree with Tim. I'm using a Maxar 80 which is very
similar to the moxy for the receiver on our clubs 440 repeater. The
main disadvantage to these radio they have no shielding because the
cases are plastic, so this can sometime stray RF floating around inside
the rack to
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