Hello All and thanks to all who replied.
A bit of my history. I am a self-taught with mail-order electronics courses and
the time-to-time help of fine people like you guys.
A machinist by trade until major surgery that left me disabled with Chronic
Pancreatitis.
Most of my electronics work is wi
Hi Bruce,
I believe you and I are representative of a large group who have spent our
lives in other vocations, now find ourselves older with health problems and Ham
Radio, in my case Repeaters keep some sanity in our lives. Kevin, Mike and
Skipp to mention just a few have been great help over th
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but this worked:
http://www.repeater-builder.com/motorola/r100/r100-to-csi-tp-154.pdf
George, KA3HSW / WQGJ413
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From: Mike Morris WA6ILQ
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, April 04, 2008 11:27 AM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Bui
TNX Eric for the info.
I'm sorry that I haven't replied quicker.
I'm having a problem with Florida Repeater Council (FRC) who have
terminated my frequency coordination because I didn't get my repeater
on the air during their arbitrary and capricious date, even though I
notified them in writing
TNX Eric for the info.
I'm sorry that I haven't replied quicker.
I'm having a problem with Florida Repeater Council (FRC) who have
terminated my frequency coordination because I didn't get my repeater
on the air during their arbitrary and capricious date, even though I
notified them in writing
TNX LW for your input. ICM is sending another crystal.
I'm sorry that I haven't replied quicker but I'm having a problem
with Florida Repeater Council (FRC) who have terminated my frequency
coordination because I didn't get my repeater on the air during their
arbitrary and capricious date, eve
Does anybody know of schematics for RIB-less cables?
I'm trying to find out which pin(s) they use to get
power from the serial port to operate the circuitry
built into the DB9 connector body.
I've got a couple that seem to be dead on two
computers but run fine on another one and I suspect
some ver
Actually, the UHF (450 to 470) mobile Micor usually uses an IF of 11.7
Mhz. or 11.8 where multiple receivers are used. A 11.7 Mhz. oscillator is
mixed with the receiver injection frequency for transmitting simplex and a
16.7 Mhz. oscillator for the most common 5 Mhz. offset. The 405 to 420 M
Bob,
Most of these cables use the DTR (pin 4 on a DB-9) and RTS (pin7 on a DB-9)
lines (Data Terminal Ready and Ready To Send) on most com ports these are
configured to be high (5-15v). There is not much current here, just a few
mA.
Here is a good article entitled "Get power out of a PC RS-232
Thanks. That's what I was looking for.
The reason I'm investigating this is that a friend
bought several RIBless cables to program GTX radios.
We used one on his Compaq laptop and it worked just
fine. We then tried to use one on two other computers
- both DELL - and the RIB seemed dead, as in no p
Hello,
Help me CLEAN out my garage !
I have a very, very clean Motorola Micor VHF (currently in 154.xxx
TX / 155.xxx RX - Range) 1/4Kw repeater available for sale. It is in
the 6 ft tall cabinet with meters, and has always been in a dry
clean environment. It was removed from service about a y
I have seen some Dell laptops where the serial port was disabled in the BIOS
right out of the box, but still works under Windows XP. You might want to
check the BIOS settings to be sure the port is actually enabled.
George, KA3HSW / WQGJ413
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From: "Bob M." <[EMAIL
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