I sincerely apologize for the inconvenience / intrusion. It has come to my
attention that my address book / contact list has been hijacked. Please
disregard the solicitation / invitation email which you may have received.
Thank you.
--Karl
Eric and Joe,
Thank you for your replies. Assuming this repeater is in functioning
(or near-functioning order) on its current frequency (464.050), is it
possible to take it down to amateur frequencies? From what I read on
the repeater-builder website, it seems like the procedure
Hi Trevor,
There are two basic Molex style power connectors for that
era for Midland Radio. The standard power connector and the
high-power connector (which has two larger pins for the higher
current requirements).
For Midland stuff, you do well to check the files and photos
sections of
Actually, the C in RCB means continuous duty. If it were a T as in
RTB it means intermittent duty. I found this information in almost every
Motorola Micor manual I own.
73, Eric Lemmon WB6FLY
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Hello Collin,
I would concur with your choice of the Mitrek. They are inexpensive, easy to
find, and work well in rpt. use. You have several choices of channel elements
for different fx. stability, and the rec. has a plug in preamp (optional). I
have built several rpts., using SEPARATE radios
Mike,
I think you need to know the following:
The receiver is in the bottom of the unified chassis. It has a BNC
connector, you should find that on the left hand side facing from the
rear. The un-labled N (F) connector by the silver box is the
transmitter output. Commercial repeaters are
Karl,
Thanks for letting us know, and I apologize for being a little
blunt earlier. I will try to think before I leap next time. Stay in here
with us.
Randy B.
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I'm working on a 42-50 MHz MaraTrac with the A7
advanced head that has a squelch pot on it. The
squelch is open all the time, and neither the control
head pot or the pot inside the radio will close the
squelch. The radio does go quiet if I program TPL/DPL
on the channel and ground the mike hang-up
Hi Bob,
There’s a schematic of the Audio/Squelch board on Batlabs, here...
HYPERLINK
http://www.batlabs.com/maratrac.htmlhttp://www.batlabs.com/maratrac.html
Look about a third of the way down the page. There’s also some info there
regarding the head-mount squelch control. Might be
Can anyone ID this tone encoder board?
IC is mx-com mx315
marked with FT303
6 dip switches
DCS / PL ?
Truth Chart ?
THX, WX3M
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