Gentleman,
A word of caution with the new Mitsubishi power bricks. Please be sure
to lap the bottom side of the brick flat using a belt sander with 150
grit and followed with 400 grit sand paper to achieve optimum
smoothness.
No one is sure what they were thinking with the bottom side of the
modu
At 08:41 PM 07/15/07, you wrote:
After searching the repeater-builder.com for Micor power supplies,
then my emails to the beginning of 2006.
I came across this which might be what I am looking for. Although,
it is not in the repeater-builder pages.
Any information would be appreciated.
Tnx
You came across what?
Gary
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> After searching the repeater-builder.com for Micor power supplies,
> then my emails to the beginning of 2006.
>
> I came across this which might be what I am looking for. Although, it
> is not in the repeater-builder pages.
>
> Any informatio
Hello Eric, Skipp, and the Group!
I concur with rtc's PA fix scenario. That is real accurate on the
procedure and results that I experienced in the many PA repair issues I
have resolved in the majority of Mama Mo's Maxtracs, Gm300, and 1225
mobiles in use as-is or repeaters. A seasoned tech li
After searching the repeater-builder.com for Micor power supplies, then my
emails to the beginning of 2006.
I came across this which might be what I am looking for. Although, it is not in
the repeater-builder pages.
Any information would be appreciated.
Tnx & 73's,
Jim? Kh6jkg.
Here in the Chicago area, one only has to drive a few blocks down any
suburban side street and you'll find one, just sitting idle on a roof or
deck, free for the asking. Plenty of BUD's (Big Ugly Dishes)
too...
George
- Original Message -
From: "dgrapach" <[EMAI
Most every mfgr is guilty of flashing the low duty cycle pa
values with bold print but the commercial service lock to talk
numbers seem to get lost in the small print.
After the Motorola Service Manual arrives... I'll let you know
what I/we find with the 1225 repeater pa.
cheers,
skipp
>
Haven't tried it without a fan. I would guess that the giant heat sink on
the original PA would probably handle the heat easily. My only concern
would be the small contact area from each module; Would the heat dissipate
properly? I have a PhD physicist business partner who could figure it out,
b
Does anyone know where or does anyone have any primestar dishes they
would want to part with in and/or around the Indiana county area. I am
wanting to make a 2.4 ghz reapeater hop. These are the old oval
fiberglass dishes. The finances are low on this project.
Thanks for the off topic entry.
rtc, Eric and Skipp,
I remember one of the Kenwood repeaters I serviced few years back, the 720 I
think.
It was advertised as 50 watt repeater/base station. After looking at the final
with only 1 transistor it had done as rtc stated; the PC board had gotten so
hot it blackened/charred the PC
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