Hi All,
Im looking for a TS-32 Mastr II Board or TS-64 Mastr II Board or lastly a
TS-32 or TS-64 module with leads. Email me off list at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (remove _'s) if you have one floating around
Thanks for the space
--Don Wisdom
KD7WKF
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 27 Sep 2007 20:21:21 -0700
Subject: RE: [Repeater-Builder] AC Line Conditioner
Don,
Thanks to some advertising hype being spread by manufacturers of so-called
"surge suppressors", on
Hi Larry,
>Any suggestion on repeater controllers using radio link to irlp repeater
does not have audopatch...
The new S-COM 7330 will do it (_www.scomcontrollers.com_
(http://www.scomcontrollers.com) ).
73,
Bob
Bob Schmid, WA9FBO, Member
S-COM, LLC
PO Box 1546
LaPorte CO 80535-15
Don,
Thanks to some advertising hype being spread by manufacturers of so-called
"surge suppressors", one might think that some kind of a surge suppressor is a
"must-have" accessory. Not! A properly-designed electrical distribution
system does not need such pathetically inadequate gimmicks. A
Thanks, guys, for all the ideas. I really don't like the idea of
ripping into a virginal Quantar because some users' radios aren't
transmitting enough PL tone.
As for the VX6's they are not running in the narrow band mode, at least
on the ones that have been checked.
Although we ha
Nate: you left out the other fun part of Kansas ham plates. All Kansas
plates have a sticker that identifies the county where it was issued except
for ham plates. We have a saying in ks, that there are only two types of
hams with call letter plates in KS. Those that have already been pulled
over
Does anyone have a copy of any setup/service docs for a Selectone
ST-180 "shared repeater panel" they would like to share? It has basic
info on the inside of the cover, but this information lacks detail.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.Don...N5MZQ
it's simply amazing how muchthis has Nothing to do about building or
servicing Repeaters.
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, "Dick" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Similar tale here in southern CA. A ham friend has had call sign
plates
> since they first came out here, so he haqs the old or
At 01:27 PM 9/27/2007, you wrote:
>What do you have against Mariana Is.? ;->
<---Gee, so the PC way of insulting might be - "Stick it up your
Mariana Island!"
Ken
(don't say I never gave you anything)
--
President and
What do you have against Mariana Is.? ;->
Joe M.
Ken Arck wrote:
>
> Ken
> (who hears comments like "You're lucky your call isn't AH0LE" when
> they see my call plate!)
* Bernie Hunt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2007 Sep 27 11:05 -0500]:
>
>
> Last spring in Dayton, my buddy and I did an informal review of all the
> different state's HAM plates. Some were great looking advertisements for ham
> radio and some just looked like normal license plates. I wondered if those
>
I've had call plates on all my vehicles since the 70's. First it was
WA6EMV when I lived in SoCal and then AH6LE when I moved to Maui.
I've kept the AH6LE call ever since
Ken
(who hears comments like "You're lucky your call isn't AH0LE" when
they see my call plate!)
--
Similar tale here in southern CA. A ham friend has had call sign plates
since they first came out here, so he haqs the old orangr letters on black
background plates that are probably 30 years old. He's been stopped many
times when a cop got suspicious about such old plates on a car only a
couple
WCs were also EMA stations in the 70s.
Joe M.
Jim wrote:
>
> n9wys wrote:
> > Don,
> >
> > This is an "experimental" callsign. The reason I'm familiar with this is I
> > tried to obtain a "WC9" callsign for my county's EMA Ham Club - that was
> > also denied since WC and WD prefixes are experim
In 1976 I upgraded to Advanced and got WD4AYD. Gee not a novice or Tech.
Dropped that call and requested my secondary call become my primary.
David
WA4ECM
=
From: Ron _ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: 2007/09/27 Thu AM 10:50:40 CDT
To: repeater-builder@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE
At 10:07 AM 9/27/2007, you wrote:
>Any suggestion on repeater controllers using radio link to irlp repeater
>does not have audopatch...
<---Our RC210 works great with IRLP. See here:
http://www.arcomcontrollers.com/rc210/rc210.html
Ken
---
Any suggestion on repeater controllers using radio link to irlp repeater
does not have audopatch...
Larry ve3fxq
I ran across a problem on a M3 and various talkies. For the most part
tone was a bit low and voice was really over deviated. It was easy to
hit 6 or 7 kKz. of transmitter deviation. The problem was talk down
of the repeater. The real problem was the low end audio response of
the portable radios
Jim wrote:
> Al Wolfe wrote:
>> Eric,
>>Thanks for your quick response. It's true that most of the ham grade
>> portables have far too much tone deviation as delivered. The issue here is
>> only with VX6's so far. Of the VX6's actually measured one was only 200 Hz
>> deviation and all seemed
Don't pity the 'poor cops' too much. A week or two ago my friend Paul,
W0AIH, who has been a Wisconsin resident for many years and has call
letter plates with his callsign on all of his vehicles, was driving to
another town in Wisconsin and was stopped by a local cop who 'just
didn't think that
Could be a lot worse... in WI you can draw plates for multiple "class d"
vehicles with your call letters (after providing a copy of a valid ticket),
the poor cops have a helluva time sorting things out when they run the tags
and get a different vehicle each time :)
Dave
N0TRQ
--
Every electronic d
Last spring in Dayton, my buddy and I did an informal review of all the
different state's HAM plates. Some were great looking advertisements for
ham radio and some just looked like normal license plates. I wondered if
those states just gave out vanity plates with the call sign rather than
a custom
This makes sense.
I guess what might help is to find a single VHF bandpass
can to put in front of the receive side of the duplexer.
How much does the power output effect the required filter
attinuation? Right now I am running about 70w out would
turning it down make much of a difference? Fro
Jim,
Yes it was novice block (at least in 4 land). This was issued to me as a
'Novice'. It may be that some regions issued to Tech. as well.
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Thu, 27 Sep 2007 09:52:42
-0400Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Call Sign and Sounds like a Ham, NOT
R
Not sure on the limit of vehicles that you can register in Texas with
ham plates, as the Form VTR-53 (heres the link http://www.dot.state.tx.us/txdoteforms/GetForm?formName=/VTR-53.pdf&preference=PDFForm&appID=/vtr/specialty%20plates&fileID=124&status=/reportError.jsp&configFile=WFServletConfig
Ron _ wrote:
> Don,
> WD prefixes and WD#xxx formats are not reserved for experimental. It is part
> of the former "novice" block of calls issued in the mid 70's.
> Ron
> WD4RBJ
Not novice-Tech/General.
I was never a novice.
When I was licensed, they were giving Novices 'WN' calls.
--
Jim Barbo
n9wys wrote:
> Don,
>
> This is an "experimental" callsign. The reason I'm familiar with this is I
> tried to obtain a "WC9" callsign for my county's EMA Ham Club - that was
> also denied since WC and WD prefixes are experimentals. (BTW - we ended up
> with W9WIL.)
>
Mines not!
It's the 'X' a
Al Wolfe wrote:
> Eric,
>Thanks for your quick response. It's true that most of the ham grade
> portables have far too much tone deviation as delivered. The issue here is
> only with VX6's so far. Of the VX6's actually measured one was only 200 Hz
> deviation and all seemed low, that is, non
David,
You may want to check the law, they did away with the Radio installation
requirement several years ago. Unless they reinstated it the last I heard it
was gone.
Paul
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I guess you could do the same in WV . But Ham plate is Totaly different
Color "White" With tower And Am Radio on it . Some other states also
have this type plate . The Am Radio is a Special Plate $5 first time
for plate then no extra charge for yearly sticker after . Vanity Plates
have an extra
Hello Guys
Dont mean to butt in - - -
I picked up on this dialog ref 220 FM
We have available product from R F Technology PTY
( Sydney ) in the Chicago area - we are a dealer for this mfgr and can supply -
Similar in design as the Tait.
See http://www.com-rad.com/transtech.htm
or / and http://
Jim, here in Texas your ham plates are yours and when you sell a vehicle you
are supposed to go and get regular tags before selling or trading in the car. I
have seen a number of cars on used car lots with ham plates. Seems that the
owner of the plate and the lot owner does not know the law. Als
I had my car stolen in Las Vegas several years ago, and if I had not brought my
license receipt with me to show the secretary who took my report, I would not
have convinced her that I had given her the right plate number. ( Stolen cars
are so common in Las Vegas, NV that they will not even send
At 04:14 PM 09/26/07, you wrote:
I wonder if the Tait 220 stuff is type accepted. Not that I care, but
it may make a difference in whether or not the dealer would try and
get them for us. Just curious. We could always go directly to a tait
dealer in ZL land and get them shipped, but the shipping
At 05:07 PM 09/26/07, you wrote:
>On Sep 26, 2007, at 5:42 PM, Doug Bade wrote:
>
> > Much of it is commercially type accepted as we have a
> > commercial band from 216-220 that is populated with LTR users in some
> > places..it is not Part 90 but it is a commercial band segment.
> > Coa
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