As usual, Batlabs is your friend...
http://www.batlabs.com/htpro.html
They give functions for all but 2 pins, as well as part numbers for
connector kits. I have the RSS for the pro series (older version, but
should be ok). If I can determine what pins 19 and 20 do, I'll pass
that along.
Bri
If I remember rightly, Nate, the keying is via 2 ridges on either side
of the locking tab. They allow the connector to only be inserted in the
"centered" position. If you don't need to flash, the 16-pin kit is the
deal, and probably cheaper. :)
Brian, N4BWP
Nate Duehr wrote:
Ahhh... it'
That is correct, it will only fit in the centered position.
tom
- Original Message -
From: Brian Poellnitz
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: 12/2/2008 10:35:20 AM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Motorola CDM1250 COS
If I remember rightly, Nate, the keying is via 2 ridges
Ok, let me ask this question.
In the scenario I am talking about, I know I need FB2 on the UHF
side. Do I need it on the VHF side or is FB enough? Remember I am not
repeating VHF to VHF, just over to UHF, and the UHF to UHF is already
FB2.
And yes, these are all true public service frequencies
Please see my post in reply to Mike's message before this getrs too
far out of context.
Thanks
Bryan
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, MCH <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> And loss of a license would adversely affect the ability of any PS
> agency to do their job. You would be essentially
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Ok, since it appears there is an inherent soapbox with any thread,
here's mine.
Just where would I get a REAL budget? Do you want to chip in?
I am operating on a purely volunteer basis to try and help the
community in the event of a disaster. I am NOT talking 911 service
here. I am talking
Thanks for the info, Andy! Do you happen to know exactly which one it
is? I looked up your part number on Mouse and it returned 275
options. Heres a link for the Mouser search.
http://www.mouser.com/Search/Refine.aspx?Keyword=93C46
Thanks again for your information and help,
Tyler
--- In Repe
I have to agree with Chris, this is a technical group; the legalities should
not be of concern here. (Unless maybe someone asks for info) I f you are in
car dealership, do you ask everyone that is buying a car if they have a
drivers license? Unless there is a specific reason then why does everyone
If I'm looking at cars on a showroom floor, and another customer asks for
advice on the best spot to drive across the highway median as he leaves the
parking lot, I'll warn him that is illegal under most circumstances. I'll do it
as a courtesy. I'd want the same heads-up if someone saw me about
Thanks.
Bryan
KE7GVJ
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Mike Pugh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> bkcarter33 wrote:
> > Mike,
> >
> > I appreciate your response and concerns. I should have mentioned in
> > my original post that I am either the the representative of the
> > license holder (
I have (4) Test Panels from what I believe are MSY Series repeaters.
I have no use for these, but hate to just throw them away if someone
could use them or the parts.
The Motorola Part # is TLN 8204
Pictures are available in the photo section of this group in my Album
BBFMRF under the name MS
All,
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Why don't you worry about your own repeater and let the other owner
worry about his. You are into FCC rules discussion which Kevin prohibits.
Is anyone intrested in making some extra money.I have to motorola
raduis, one VHF and a UHF and the cross band does not work...I am
willing to pay some one to fix it. Please contact Joe at
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I am in the process of building a gmsk_dv_node for DSTAR. I would like
to use a Maxtrac as the radio. Has anyone used or know how to hookup
to the Maxtrac to get 9600baud out of and into it.
Dave N2KTO
I have recently built and tested an interface to my PC that uses the
sound card line out for DTMF tones. In addition the interface uses
DTR from the PC's COM1 serial port for keying a radio. This interface
uses transformer and optical coupling to connect with a local up-link
radio used to program
That would be great.
Please let me know what I owe you for the shipping and the like.
Keith Foor
6758 Johnstown Utica Rd
Johnstown, Oh 43031
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, November 23, 2008 1:55 PM
Subject: Re:
Hello,
I have a Motorola 4 can duplexer out of a UHF MSR2000 series radio
that is the pass/notch style. I am pretty sure Motorola also used
this same duplexer on the MSF5000 series of radios. I can not find any
info on this unit and I am having a problem with the notch on the low
pass side. I can
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