On 4/9/07, Ken Arck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At 09:27 AM 4/9/2007, you wrote:
>
> >Hello, for DTMF IC you can find Clare M-8870 or Teltone M-8870.
I believe the original company to make all of these was Mitel. Clare
and Teltone were repackagers, I believe. Thus the "M".
>
nj902 wrote:
> The Pulsar mobile phone is not a 1969 product, they were produced from
> the late 1970's through the 1980's.
>
That would be a Pulsar II. The first Pulsar goes back to the late 60's,
and was made out of componentry from...I think a Mocom-30 or 35. The one
you're thinking of was
> --- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, "crackedofn0de" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>> I just interfaced one of these to an Arcom RC210 controller for
>> automatic announcement and broadcast of NOAA warnings in my county.
> If
>> you're interested, see below URL for a photo with the hookup p
Hi "skipp025";
Thanks for the input and comment. You are actually coming in
mid-thread; but I'll try to catch you up. Unfortunately, some of the
information exchange has been off-list; so I appologize for the
loose-ends it left in the group's message thread(s).
I do have some of the other supp
skipp025 wrote:
> Re: 2007 IWCE Las Vegas
>
> So the big thing/buzz at the IWCE Las Vegas Convention is narrow
> bandwidth digital uhf radios.
>
> Both Motorola and Icom are trying to drive narrow bandwidth hype...
> both having working 6KHz radios demos.
>
> Nice idea until you pick up a p
A quick reply...
> "w6nct" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am setting up my duplexer using four Phelps-Dodge cavities (all
> in series for Rx), and two Cell-wave cavities (in series for Tx).
> All of these are individual, cylindrical, PASS-REJECT cavities.
Are the 5 or 8 inch... or some other
Hi Jim,
Through the years I've spent a lot of money on guitar effect
pedals that don't flange nearly as well as a new narrow-band
digital radio. Plus the time delay drives me crazy...
:-)
s.
> "Jim B." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So it sounds like a Nextel phone then?
> ;cD
> --
> Jim B
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Jim, you may be my last hope. I have an HW-24 talkie and need to change
> the encode/decode tone frequency. Most functions are pretty straight
> forward, but for the life of me I can't remember how to set the tone
> frequency.
>
> If you could enlighten me, I would su
Mike Morris wrote:
> Would either of you two would like to contribute the info to the
> Standard page at www.repeater-builder.com ???
What would you want, Mike? About all I have is the basic op's, pretty
much available anywhere I would think.
And not very repeater-related...
--
Jim Barbour
WD8CH
I thought we came to the conclusion that digital radio (D-Star or
otherwise) sucks?
On 4/10/07, skipp025 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Jim,
>
> Through the years I've spent a lot of money on guitar effect
> pedals that don't flange nearly as well as a new narrow-band
> digital radio. Plus the
achowalogen457 wrote:
> Gretings,
>
> I may be showing my inexperience, but has anyone ever used the Midland
> 70-0375c radios to build a repeater. I seem to find this model radio
> fairly common and it can be tuned to the 6m band. I'm just not sure
> that it would be a good choice for a repe
Doug wrote:
> I have just about completed setting up the MSR2000 as per the
> article by K4HAL and WA6ILQ
> and it appears to work just great. I have to interface it to the 7k
> and Doug Hall interface and
> it will be ready to go. All the cabling is done. The only option
> cards left in a
> That would be a Pulsar II. The first Pulsar goes back to the late 60's,
> and was made out of componentry from...I think a Mocom-30 or 35. The one
> you're thinking of was built from a Mocom-70, and the early version of
> that, plus the first one were not synthesized, but "crystal-plex"-two or
I like how so many people did such a great job of exacerbating the
problem exponentially by continuing to post instead of shutting up until
the problem was fixed.
Almost as bad as the people who hear the repeater go into battery
backup, and spend an hour or two talking about it instead of shutt
However,(I just like writing "however,")
The PL-Disable switch is probably wired for local speaker
audio. To force tx ctccs off would require additional work.
Don't know if the mentioned mod will allow you to toggle rx ctcss
on/off as the mod I describe does.
With the mentioned mod you
Not really... I had one of the proto D-Star Systems up a few years
back and it works really well for what it is. I'm just not going to
talk through it much. The internet worked pretty well through it ...
We also tried the radios in analog and digital modes. Sure the
analog mode is a bit wide
Hello All,
I am looking to acquire a Commercially made vertical which was
designed for use within the 440-447 range. In the neighborhood of
6-15 feet long. If any of you have one and would like to sell it,
please reply.
Thanks !
Paul Metzger
K6EH
Hi there I'm puting together a repeater package for our local ham group
and run into a bit of a snag the IC-F121 radios external COS signal is
active low but only floats around 0.9 volts the controller I've got to
work with is a Crayfield CD-3P controller and it doesn't reconize the
signal sinc
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