That is the great thing about ham radio... so many modes, so many projects
to pursue! We have such a diverse hobby that there is something for
everyone. I try to practice the old "live and let live" philosophy... to
each his own. I just enjoy building devices, testing them... and refining
the
Doh!! I think I just hurt myself rolling around on the floor laughing!!
I loved the "check for double" comments.. better than anything on TV
lately. Thanks for the chuckle Nate...
mike
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Does anyone have a copy of the manual for an Icom 3210 Repeater?
Thanks,
Dan
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Please consider ending the OT thread
Thanks...
Kevin
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Hi,
I have a pair of GE MASTR II elements with 442.05 T in a 2C and 447.05 R
in a 5C.
I need a pair of GE MASTR II elements with 444.55 T in a 2C and 449.55 R
in a 5C or a 2C.
Does anybody have a set to trade?
Thanks,
Jeff
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Kevin,
Someone has spoofed your e-mail address!!
I just received a message with the subject “You must
see this video”. It was infected with [EMAIL PROTECTED] …
I’m sure you would want to know
this.
73 de Mark – N9WYS
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Not
someone, but a virus somewhere on somebody's computer did it. Unfortunately,
there is really nothing that can be done.
I had
a problem with Yahoogroups shutting off Email delivery of all my forum messages
because my address was being spoofed somewhere and they were causing bounces
(
Well just a quick comment. Who in Peru doesn't like
Kevin. Maybe wrong but the IP for the sender was through TELEFONICA.NET.PE which is shown to be Lima Peru.
Steve
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From:
N9WYS
To: 'Kevin Custer'
Cc: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sa
Interesting…
That probably explains why I was having
trouble with bouncing and Yahoo Groups kicking me out of the various groups I
subscribe to about 6 months ago. I wonder how it happened, though,
because I am vigilant to keep my virus definitions up to date. Oh well.
Thanks
Kevin ~ You moved to Peru ??
X-Originating-IP: 201.230.206.171
inetnum: 201.230.192/20
owner: PE-TDP-GRS
ownerid: PE-PETD2-LACNIC
responsible: Telefonica del Peru
kuggie wrote:
Note: forwarded message attached.
N9WYS wrote:
OK - sorry!
No one is ripping on you, so no need to run in the corner with your
tail between you legs.
I guess I should have both: 1- looked closer at what I was seeing and 2) not
responded with information I personally hadn't corroborated.
I don't think it *is* eith
Kevin and all…
I will check further into this issue –
rest assured. And will report back with what I find, even if that indicates I
was in error. (Which, given the amount of replies I’ve had, is quite
likely…) I want to find the chassis I looked at before and also query my
“source”
I
also keep my virus definitions up to date. It isn't something you or your
computer did that caused it; someone else's infected computer
did.
Interesting... that is about the time I was having trouble with
Yahoogroups. Wonder if they were having problems, or if there was a particular
v
I just spent the past hour [in between two cups of tea] reading ALL the
posts from this list [from Friday], had a really good laugh and almost
fell otta my chair here in the shack with quips like, "at our VE
sessions, state up front that you are not allowed to copy dots and
dashes and then go b
At 08:40 AM 2/18/06, you wrote:
"urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office"
xmlns:w = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:word">
Someone has HTML mode turned on.
Well just
a quick comment. Who in Peru doesn't like Kevin. Maybe wrong but the IP
for the sender was through
TELEFONICA.NET.PE
which is
Abandoning Outlook and Outlook Express is not the answer: having a
topnotch antivirus program and keeping it up to date is. I've used Outlook
for years with no virus problems.
Richard
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Re: What is A Repeater?
> of our local 440 UHF repeaters and the fella often
> instead of saying, yes, or "Roger That" or OK. He
> often kept repeating, "10-4!".
We do that most every day... or we say "row'gerr".
Just to have regular fun or mock the stiff ops.
> why do Hams NOT use an amp
Hi Paul,
Let me know if you wind up needing the schematic.
And BTW...all of those other files you are asking about have been sent out
last week. Hopefully they will make their way to you shortly. Be prepared
to have a big filing cabinet and a dolly! And if you have any questions or
> > why do Hams NOT use an amplified microphone in the
> > FM mode
>
> Most of my fm radio mics are amplified. Most of yours
> are probably amplified with an electret element.
But not nearly enough buttons and knobs! :)
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<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I have to side with Joe on this one. Having spent time as an Army
> communicator in some of the worst $#*!-holes on earth with lives on
the
> line... it is the content of the message that has to be
co
For anyone not aware, the attachment seems to be a virus, and was most
likely not posted by Kevin.
Joe M.
kuggie wrote:
>
> Note: forwarded message attached.
>
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
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>
>
>
>
>
>
Our club (San Bruno Civil defense Club) is thinking of purchasing a
Motorola GR-500 repeater. Is anyone using this repeater ? Would you
recommend getting this repeater we were quoted a price of $1200.
Thanks in advance,
Phil KF6MXK
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Thats a rip..
Check ebay... You should be able to catch one for $500 or so.. Assuming
45w UHF
Is that what you were thinking? Or are you specing a VHF repeater?
> Our club (San Bruno Civil defense Club) is thinking of purchasing a
> Motorola GR-500 repeater. Is anyone using this
What all do you get for the $1200? I have a GR300 (basically the
same repeater), turned the power down to 21 watts, on solar power
and only paid $250 for it (not a scratch on it). Brand new I was told
the GR300 sells for around $1200 to $1500. Just FYI. What
controller comes with it? They come
Phil,
The GR500 Repeater is a wall-mounted unit that incorporates the familiar
R1225 full-duplex transceiver. It comes with a thermostatically-controlled
fan and a power supply, with space to install a mobile notch duplexer. Of
course, such a duplexer is useful only when the TX-RX separation is
Yes, The [EMAIL PROTECTED] email address is now 10 years old, and has
been spoofed many times.
I suggest everyone run one type of virus protection or another.
Kevin Custer
N9WYS wrote:
Kevin,
Someone has spoofed your
e-mail address!!
I just received a message
with
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Kevin ~ You moved to Peru ??
No... (not yet?)
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You want buttons?
Here's buttons: Yaesu FT-8500 with the FS-10 (all-in-the-mic) remote control
system. Must be something like 30 buttons, a joystick, and four rotating
controls (volume and squelch for each band). But they forgot the ECHO!!!
hehehe
I have one in the mobile. Took a bit of gett
I received a very slightly better price on a Kenwood TKR-750. You
might want to make the comparison.
Paul "Noah" Yonge, CBT
W2ARK WQDY219
MIDLAKES REPEATER
On Feb 17, 2006, at 7:42 PM, kf6mxk wrote:
> Our club (San Bruno Civil defense Club) is thinking of purchasing a
> Motorola GR-
Favorites on 2m
''ab8xyz for id'' Why else would you give your callsign?
"let me see if i got it'' >unkey<. jeez , just unkey
''this is >unkey< ab8xyz who else could it be?
Chickenbander with a callsign overheard replying to
a station about 80% fry requesting a signal report over a repeater
Hi
need a bit of help please.
I am trying to setup an NHRC-4 to work with
2 Ge Rangrs as a 6mtr rptr.
I have connected the Rangr loudspeaker O/P
to the nhrc primary a/f input, and the nhrc
primary tx a/f to a small amp, so I can hear
the tones, cw id etc. I made JP3 and applied 12v
for a few seco
Need any info i can get on Quintron Amp's. I have two and one that i
need info on now is the QT-100B. It is a 50 to 100 watt amp but need to
kn ow what it takes to drive it??? I think it's 250 to 300ma but not
sure. I cant seem to get it to key up on that but dont know if thats
the problem a
Can anyone help me??? I need a Code Plug for a M1225 UHF 4 Channel
40 watt 450-470 band split are how to fix Code Plug Error 52. need to
get my Link back up and going. Thanks Freddy
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Heheh... Ok, how about these:
"ab7xyz for ID in case Riley is listening."
Or:
"Go Ahead" EVERY time this user finished what he
was saying.
Or
there were several users on a particular repeater that would: "this
is..." (let the repeater drop) "this is ab7xyz."
This was during a
Do you have the CAS hooked up from your receiver on the radio thay
you are using for the receiver? If not that would be my guess as to
why the controller doesn't know that you are talking to it.
73 and good luck
AC0Y
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Rod,
The GR300 is a completely different animal. The GR300 comprises two GM300
mobile radios, a RICK, and a power supply in a desktop cabinet. The GR500
comprises an R1225 full-duplex radio (which has a built-in controller) and a
power supply in a wall-mounted cabinet.
73, Eric Lemmon WB6FLY
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> Favorites on 2m
> ''ab8xyz for id'' Why else would you give your callsign?
> "let me see if i got it'' >unkey<. jeez , just unkey
> ''this is >unkey< ab8xyz
Just FYI* The above is an example of Civil Air Patrol procedures. I
admit, I think its stupid and a wa
I thought the GR500 could also be configured with two GM300 or M120 mobiles?
When the R1225 module came out, a conversion kit was available to
install it in the GR500 housing instead of two mobiles?
I could be wrong...
Randy
Eric Lemmon wrote:
>Rod,
>
>The GR300 is a complete
I think you are right.. My club owns a GR500 that has two Radius mobiles
a power supply and a duplexer all in one box.
Randy Nelson wrote:
> I thought the GR500 could also be configured with two GM300 or M120 mobiles?
>
> When the R1225 module came out, a conversion kit was available to
> inst
Here are some other possible definitions of "repeater"
1) Parrot
2) Winchester rifle
3) A person who replaces bad peat moss
4) Mimic
5) Any politician
Hope this helps :-)
Ken
--
President and CTO - Arcom Communications
M
Well then I guess things have changed since my book was
published in July of 1994. On page 1-6 it shows the specs. on the
GR300 and on page 1-7 it shows the specs. for the GR500 using
the same GM300 radios and the same options for controllers. Sorry
for the confussion. You are right, my GR300 d
Hello,
Has anyone built a repeater using two DR-135, DR-235, DR-435? I was
looking on EBAY and say them. Current EBAY item number is 5869101543.
I would guess to say would be eazy to build since db-9 to controller?
Chris
NH7QH
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Hi
small problem, I think. I want to use an nhrc-4
controller with
2 Ge Rangr mobiles as a 6mtr rptr.
I have connected the controller audio in got
primary channel
to the rx loudspeaker output, and on the controller
tx a/f out I have a small amp, so I can hear the tones. CW id etc.
When I
Chris, They make EXCELLENT repeaters for ham use. We have a pair of Alinco DR-235 220mhz radios on our repeater. I interfaced them to an ACC RC-85 controller. The TX drives a TE Systems 100watt amplifier into a 6cavity sinclair duplexer. The RX has an ARR pre-amp with great results (little to no
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