Hello all;
I'm looking for sender and 'sponder reeds for a Micor, TLN6824 and
TLN8381 in 114.8 Hz. Anybody have some they'd like to sell?
Peter
Greetings All,
Wanted to let everyone know that Ken was able to record a new Voice
chip for me. Just got it in the mail yesterday. I have installed it
and the RC 110 has come back to life. Thanks Ken, Appreciate all your
help and work. Now all that is left is find a rack mount case to
finish it.
Hi All
If memory serves the WC calls were for ARES stations, my local village had a
WC call and the volunteer hams also had WC calls, this was back in the 70's
and it is all non-existent today. (I think!)
73, Brian, WD9HSY, 1977 or 1978
Your kid may be an Honor Student,
Your Kid may be a
Jim is correct. The experimental call signs are listed in 47 CFR 2.302.
Experimental (X follows digit) 2 letters, 1 digit, 3 letters
KA2XAA to KZ9XZZ and WA2XAA to WZ9XZZ only.
As you can see it does not include ONE Land or ZERO Land.
There is not anything that I could find on the WC#xxx call si
skipp025 wrote:
> Any chance you can try the 10dB attenuator pad test I mentioned
> earlier..?
>
> Do you know the insertion loss setting on the duplexer and/or
> have measured the insertion loss?
>
> Did you try a simple tx power reduction?
>
> skipp
>
>
Another key question - Are you r
Any chance you can try the 10dB attenuator pad test I mentioned
earlier..?
Do you know the insertion loss setting on the duplexer and/or
have measured the insertion loss?
Did you try a simple tx power reduction?
skipp
> "jminn699" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> - I have performed a sen
Based on your "good audio" report of this board, I'd say it's
probably out of an old paging link repeater station, which used a
flat audio version of the audio&squelch card. Next, based on your
comment of an abnormally long squelch tail, it may have been out of a
low or mid band base/repeater.
Thanks Guys
Jim WK5Y
- Original Message -
From: Tom Parker
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, October 01, 2007 9:14 PM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Micor UHF PA
Jeff you just gave away all the secrets... Good, concise job!
Jeff DePolo wrote:
Th
- I have performed a sensitivity test with a isolated tee and it is
good. I haven`t ruled out a mix, but so far I have not been able to
find the ofending signal, nore have I been able to calculate one.
-- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, "Scott Overstreet"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> J
> Jeff you just gave away all the secrets... Good, concise job!
Well, I've fixed more than a few. The Micor amps were a helluva lot more
reliable and easier to service than the M2 UHF PA's ever were...
--- Jeff
Looking for the R1 audio board, either TRN 9688 or 9689 !!
Please reply off list re pricing/availability ?
Tnx
Jerry VE3 EXT
jminn699 wrote:
> -I am having the same problem also with a wacom duplexer. On a dummy
> load the tunning checks great with no desense, but with the antenna
> attached the repeater will hang on transmitting noise as long as the
> ttansmitter is on.
> I can`t take the system off the air, and I
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