look at this
http://www.repeater-builder.com/micor/micor-element-info.html
.bob kd6gnb
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group and the Info is right here too
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Jim,
Thanks. I need to get back to
work on the suitcase so I will definitely try your suggestion.
Randy
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Sent: Thursday,
August 25, 2005 8:05 PM
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Repeater-Bu
Hi Randy, The ribbon cables in
the eprom module are very delicate; they will not stand many openings and
closings of the module. I modified mine by removing the top 4 sockets, just cut
the cable or unsolder it, and installing zif sockets in the bottom 4, just press
them in the existing so
Hello,
You need to tell the group the receive and transmit frequencies and the
transmit power level before anyone can venture a guess. Also, type of
equipment would be helpful.You are on the other side of the world, so
you may have to reverse TX/RX antennas to make it work properly seeing
yes, all the spectra tac is, is just a Micor receiver in a 19" rack mount
case with audio processing cards. lance N2HBA
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From: "Don" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, August 26, 2005 2:56 AM
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Channel Element
> Can anyone Please tell me
Pretty much all the Miltary Specifications and Miltary Standards are available
on-line as PDF's.
Qualified Product Lists may or may not be at this sight. It is open to the
public, free of charge:
http://assist.daps.dla.mil/quicksearch/
73
Chris
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From: Eric Lemmo
When you import the file into your burner you may
be importing it incorrectly... Two formats are
common, Intel and Motorola. If you have a copy of
hex workshop, look at the file and see if it is
an s19 Motorola record image. I went through this
as I programmed a lot of the T800's a while back
Andrew
I had a 27C64 programmed for me one time about five years ago using
a Windows version 2.01 (1997) and it worked fine.
Our club has two repeaters using the series I and two using the series
II. Have not had a single failure. The squelch circuit has a
bit too much hysteresis for amateu
I have recently acquired 5 Tait T800 series 1 repeaters.
I have an EPROM burner, new 27C64 chips, the Tait T800
programming software.
PGM800 V2.21 DOS
Based Sept 1995
PGM800 V4.05 Windows Based
I burned a few EEPROMs from .bin images created in the Tait
soft
Now that yahoo recognizes my email address again I have a question.
Does anyone have a flash code to convert a 150 to 174 ORION to work in the
2M ham band?? I have a radio that was damaged by lightning, and got it
working again, and would like to use it for ham stuff.
Steve
NU5D
Promote Ham Rad
Well I am cleaning out the parts drawers and I
found a 5 watt amp for an HT-220. It is older than dirt but it
is good. If any one still has an old 220 and needs the amp. Let
me know. Remember it requires the OMNI case.
It is available for the cost of shipping.
Otherwise it goes in
At 03:39 PM 8/26/2005 -0400, you wrote:
Well I am cleaning out the parts drawers and I found a 5 watt amp for an
HT-220.It is older than dirt but it is good.
<--- I assume since you said 5 watt, as opposed to 4 watt, it's a VHF one?
Ken
--
I stand corrected. It is the 4 watt UHF NLE6222A
Richard D. Reese
http://www.wa8dbw.ifip.com
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From: "Ken Arck" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Friday, August 26, 2005 4:14 PM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] HT-220 UHF
> At 03:39 PM 8/26/2005 -0400, you wrote:
>
Sometimes the details get missed...
There are a number of Eprom file formats. You
know the software generates in "bin" file format.
Bin being binary...
There are two or three popular hex file formats,
which are totally different file structures/layouts.
You'll often see Intel.hex and Motoro
HI again,
I am using 25 watt (awa rt85/ midland) repeater on 476.550 and 477.300 (750
kHz split)(uhf cb here in OZ).
The mast will be 20' ally tube with a fibre glass section near the lower
whip (rx).
The top of the fibre glass mounted to the ground plains with the TX whip
above the ground plain
I have a few with all the dipoles pointed into the tower
and one wavelength off the tower at the transmit frequency
and it works just fine and is fairly omni.
some DB-224's on 220 and some on two meters.
73 Russ, W3CH
> There will ALWAYS be some null in the direction of the tower at any
> practi
Over the years DB has changed a few things as they
changed the harness. You mite want to check with one
of the DB dealers and get the numbers off the antenna
before you call they can help you real quick on the phone.
They have me.
73 Russ,
> What is the overall length of the dipole on a 224E? I
Yes it is. But most folks on 220 repeaters use the DB-224
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Sent: Tuesday, August 16, 2005 11:23 AM
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] 220 Rptr Ant
>
>
> Please don't jump on Me to Hard for asking this Question,
> But here goes
> is
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