FYI,
A buddy installed a G6 on his repeater here locally atop a 5,000 ft + Mountain.
They went back up about 30 days later and could not believe what condition it
was in. I kept hearing stories over the radio about how it looked like it had
been up there years. When they took it down, and
At 10:00 PM 08/05/08, you wrote:
Re: SCOM 7330 Experiences anyone? (let's have some fun)
Mike Morris WA6ILQ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My own experience is that owners prefer the one that
they had their first really positive experience with,
learned the ins and outs of, and are loath to
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Paul Metzger
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A buddy installed a G6 on his repeater here locally atop a 5,000 ft
+ Mountain. They went back up about 30 days later and could not
believe what condition it was in.
I've got a G6 on top of the house being used as
Was so busy this week with school starting...didn't reply to this
thread. But really feel like I should now. Seems like the gentleman
who started this has made up his mind though. For the
onlookers...here is my 2 cents worth.
Worked on a SCom 7k for our local NWS. Found it extremely difficult
Jim,
To answer your question and not to start a war, all these guys (Ken,
Bob, Ed, Alan/Steve - Controller owners know who I mean) make a great
product. I have several of their units and have thoroughly been very
happy over the years. No one controller maker can make everyone happy,
it's just
ANY Ham grade antenna should never be installed in a commercial environment.
They are cheap for a reason.
Go with a Decibel Products, Celwave, ASP or, Scala.
The problem you get into with used antennas is that they are usually
450-460, 460-470 or, 450-470
The 450-460 will normally work down
Jim,
Don't waste your time effort on the G6/440. Get a Hustler Spirit
series antenna and be done with it. It's great and you don't have to
worry about weather problems.
Keith
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, jimmyrtle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We are considering replacing a damaged
Does anyone know how to get in touch with Spectrum Communications
Corp? I have tried calling the phone number listed on their web site
and it has been disconnected. I have also tried emailing the sales
email address listed on their web site and the email bounces.
I am beginning to believe they
Jack my model is rr-450 ., no x., what do you need?
Jerry VE3 EXT
WRONG!If the repeater isn't used until next month, then the
beacon won't be sent till next month!
Cheers Dave UZN
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Mark Cindy Cosgrove
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, I hpoe this helps.
1) Enter the 7number code.
Hi Jerry
The guy I dealt with is/was a dealer and set one up for me for $25
plus shipping. I don't have the equipment to do it and since he
doe them often I figured I'd get it done right the first time.
Thanks much!
Jack
--- On Thu, 8/7/08, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From:
The majority of my controllers are ACC products. I own an RC-850, 2
RC-85s, 2 ITC-32s, one of those with the 'Digitalker' board.
Long dead, but can't get the guy that bought the rights to release the
source code or even license it. I did want to get the supposed v6
update that was rumored
At 8/7/2008 00:09, you wrote:
FYI,
A buddy installed a G6 on his repeater here locally atop a 5,000 ft +
Mountain. They went back up about 30 days later and could not believe what
condition it was in. I kept hearing stories over the radio about how it
looked like it had been up there years.
Re: ACC ITC-32 Controller
I have much ITC-32 information in addition to being able to
reprogram the firmware (eproms) for free. Some years back I
reversed out the source code using a very nice Micept software
product and numerous pots of non decafe coffee. Wasn't anything
super great to get
At 8/6/2008 15:08, you wrote:
Jim,
Don't waste your time effort on the G6/440. Get a Hustler Spirit
series antenna and be done with it. It's great and you don't have to
worry about weather problems.
Keith
Geez, I must have the only good G6 in existence! Actually make that 2,
though one did
Funny you should mention that. I had several G6 and G7s for two meters
and 220 from the 1980s that played well. Recently, friends bought a
couple of G7-144's and they were nothing but trouble. They would not
tune up properly.
Joe
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Geez, I must have the only good G6
It seems the company that produces the BX-24 is still around and
producing it. Seems a bit pricey to me and they are back ordered at
the moment.
But it looks like the support is still there:
http://www.basicx.com/support.htm
---Hi Jim. I can assure you that support for the RC210 is not only
At 04:13 PM 8/6/2008, Joe Burkleo wrote:
Anyone know the correct part number and a source for the FET's that
Telelwave uses in their TWR series of multicouplers for 150 and 450?
Joe, I have info for you. Give me a call.
Ken
Ken,
As always, thanks a lot.
Russ, KD7IOP gave Telewave a call after I talked to you, and it looks
like we are just going to put one of the new updated preamp boards in
our VHF unit that is down.
Russ did find out that the preamp board is 50 ohms in and out, so in
an emergency, one could get
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