How about an aluminum foil gum wrapper wrapped over a fuse. I've seen that.
Chuck
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Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Whale Tale for late November
> At 11:43 AM 11/30/06, you
SO?
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>Hey John, I heard somewhere there is a 160 meter sloper
> hung off one of the Portland West Hills towers ...
>
>Neil
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> From: JOHN MACKEY <[EMA
Thanks Eric :)
I took the part number from the Desk Set Models T1370A and T1371A
poop sheet Motorola part number 68P81115A05-P Dated 12/2/77
73,
Neil
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From: Eric Lemmon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thursday, November 30, 2006 9:24 pm
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Hey John, I heard somewhere there is a 160 meter sloper
hung off one of the Portland West Hills towers ...
Neil
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From: JOHN MACKEY <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thursday, November 30, 2006 9:31 pm
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Sloper antenna
> Yea, I know it
Yea, I know it's off topic, but this group is pretty smart about making
unusual things work.
Has anyone here ever made a Sloper antenna for 10 meters?
That cable part number was changed to 3083560A02, and was later cancelled
and is no longer available from Motorola.
73, Eric Lemmon WB6FLY
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If you look at the RIB schematic (see the RSS page here) you will
see that it's tip positive and that all three sources are wired together
through diodes - the power jack, the 9v battery and the external
power pin (from the radio cable - a lot of mobiles like the Spectra
have switched +12 on the pr
Ok, who is looking for a collection of Motorola / GE and RCA
manuals for their collection? Included are three GE Datafiles
or as close to as I can identify.
I have about 20 - four drawer file cabinets worth.
Simpler for me if the entire collection were taken by the same
I believe the cable you are looking for is 30C83560A02
c/o 6 conductors and a shield around the brown wire ...
Hope this helps,
Neil - WA6KLA
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From: Com/Rad Inc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thursday, November 30, 2006 12:41 pm
Subject: [Repeater-Build
Just wanted to invite IRLP node owners to connect to Reflector 9352
for a swap net hosted by N6ICW node 7650 on Thursday nights at
8:00pm Pacific time. This swap is for Amateur related equipment.
Northern California 147.195 + 123.0
Thanks Chris N6ICW
At 11:43 AM 11/30/06, you wrote:
>The question is... who's time and money should it be?
Time and materials - you had to diagnose and repair
the customer's incompetent "repair" - they need to
replace the fuse with an identical one, not a
"better" one.
They are paying for your demonstrated compete
Personally I would bill the client and under problem discription write
'Pilot Error'.
On 11/30/06, skipp025 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This latest Radio Tale comes from a series of Service Calls
> in the last month or two.
>
> The Saga...
>
> Two-way Radio Customers often replace their own fuses
Anyone remember the P/N for the extended local control cable
that Motorola sold for same purpose?
This was a balck jacketed 7 conductor wtih audio lead shielded ( brown wire )
Also had Green, black, yellow, red, etc. around 20 ga to 18 ga
Anyone have any ideas where to get this type of product?
This latest Radio Tale comes from a series of Service Calls
in the last month or two.
The Saga...
Two-way Radio Customers often replace their own fuses when something
causes their unplanned departure. Often a dead car battery jump start
can be the source of a radio/equipment fuse vacation.
Can anyone Please tell Me What the Rating and the Polarity of the
Center pin is on the Motorola RIB RLN4008B , Tired of worrying if
the 9 volt batter gets weak while reading the radio .
Happy Holidays
Don KA9QJG
PS I will not tell Big M who gave me the Info Ha Ha
At 06:47 AM 11/30/06, you wrote:
>Anyone have a link(s) on building a folded dipole array for UHF
Look at the "Antenna Systems" page at repeater-builder. There
are detailed drawings on several, and someone handy with hand
tools shouldn't have a problem building one.
The hassle will be in the harn
Anyone have a link(s) on building a folded dipole array for UHF
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