Rick,
If you are not interested in using a 2 channel voter, the second best
way is to use a 2nd PL tone on the remote receiver.
I have done both and if you have a good group of users, the two PL
tone method works very well.
If you have a technology challenged group of users it can be a pain to
ke
its not a voted system ..
the repeater is a Harris Radio Phone repeater
and I was looking at a Ge Phoenix VHF to UHF to the repeater site UHF
phoenix to the controller
again just to help cover the HT's in town .. ( small town )
Was thinking just a simple J pole for the VHF side does not need a
Hi Guys,
I’m new to the list and have been just lurking and reading the mail but now
I can use some help finding a replacement transistor. It’s for a Spectrum
Communications Corp SCR200A receiver. The transistor in question is the
input RF transistor. The schematic is difficult to read for t
Can anyone out on the list provide pinouts for the accessory connector on a
M7100 mobile? I could like to get TX and RX audio as well as PTT and COS.
Thanks,
Scott
Thanks to all who responded.
Now, someone else has the nice aluminum case,
He seemed pretty happy about it.
So much for learning the hard way, It wasn't very painful at all.
Thanks Again,
David
KD4NUE
-Original Message-
From: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:rep
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, "rtc_0001" wrote:
>
> Problem #1: Unless you incorporate an
> adaptive delay into each audio path,
> you'll have audio arriving out of sync
> from the various rcvrs. This is where
> your echos will come from.
The microseconds of difference would not be
Someone else suggested the "poor man's voter" by simply requiring a
different PL tone for the other receiver. Users simply need to know which
tone to use for each area.
The other solution is to simply link in a low profile repeater at the
desired location. This could even be on a different band
I don't know the RLC controller per se'.
If it has a voter panel in it I'd say ok.
If you don't have a voter panel I'd say
the idea is very "iffy".
You don't want the same rcv audio being
summed from two different sources unless
you take very special precautions. If
those precautions are not
Re: Micor receiver stirp
> At any rate, I'd like to be able to run this beast on my
> bench. Where can I
> come up with a harness and control, and what (if any)
> additional hardware
> would I need to be able to get this thing hooked up?
The easiest thing would be to find a SpectraTAC receiver
No My mistake I am sorry
On Sat, Feb 21, 2009 at 3:00 PM, Mike Besemer (WM4B) wrote:
> Sorry guys... I replied to the wrong email. This should have been in
> reply
> to Gregory's email.
>
> Better keep me away from any powered circuits today!
>
> 73,
>
>
> Mike
> WM4B
>
> From: Repeater-Builder
Sorry guys... I replied to the wrong email. This should have been in reply
to Gregory's email.
Better keep me away from any powered circuits today!
73,
Mike
WM4B
From: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:repeater-buil...@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Mike Besemer (WM4B)
Sent: Saturday, Fe
Rick,
Yeah. I failed to mention that they're mobiles.
The original builder stripped all the unneeded parts out of each unit (no TX
parts in the RX, and vice versa) so there's no hope in swapping them.
I 'might' be able to swap the 440 RX into the 2-meter slot (haven't even
looked into t
Question for the group
The repeater is on the out side of town .. coverage in town is ok but could
be a lot better TX is GREAT
Idea .. can I put a RX (vhf ) site in town and piggy back that to a UHF
radio and then feed that into a RLC controller to be linked to the main
repeater port
or will t
Question for the group
The repeater is on the out side of town .. coverage in town is ok but could
be a lot better TX is GREAT
Idea .. can I put a RX (vhf ) site in town and piggy back that to a UHF
radio and then feed that into a RLC controller to be linked to the main
repeater port
or will t
I had the same sorta set un till I got a harris Radio Phone 60 watts cont.
duty right out of the box and thay tune to the ham bang nicely
When I ran the Micros I had both worked for RX and TX so if my RX died I
could flip the radios and be back on the air
thats an idea if it was set up that way .
Hi Mike,
By the number of Micor's that you are talking about, I take them to
be converted mobil's not Compa Stations. I have run into this
trouble before on Micor mobil's, what I found to be the trouble is
the interconnect board uses rivets instead of plated through holes
and the solder joint
Yeah. I cleaned 'em all when I had it at the shop a few weeks ago. Didn't
really see anything that looked problematic.
Wish I could run it on the bench. BEFORE I decide to mess with the busted
plug!
Mike
WM4B
From: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:repeater-buil...@yahoogroups.
Maybe you'd feel better re-connectorizing (in-line) the new set of wires.
Another thing to watch for with a Micor mobile. There are shield plates on the
underside of some boards. These just press in place with some pins. These pins
corrode and cause grief. Pull the shields off and clean things.
Yeah. I thought of that. It deeply offends my OCD, but that might be the
logical solution!
Mike
WM4B
From: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:repeater-buil...@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Chuck Kelsey
Sent: Saturday, February 21, 2009 12:40 PM
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
S
You might be better off drilling a hole and running the handful of necessary
wires through and soldering them inside the radio.
Chuck
WB2EDV
- Original Message -
From: "Mike Besemer (WM4B)"
To:
Sent: Saturday, February 21, 2009 12:28 PM
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Micor newbie needs
Greetings all,
I normally maintain a couple of 'out-of-the-box' (Kendecom) repeaters, but
recently I've been asked to help out with another system that is homebrewed
from Micors. It consists of 4 Micors (TX on 2 meters, RX on 2 meters, TX on
440 and RX on 440) linked with a CAT-500 and a set of h
I have a Zetron simulcast delay unit. The sticker on it says model #
"Simulcast Delay Unit". In doing some web searches, I think it might be the
same as a Zetron model 62, although it doesn't bear that model number
anywhere on it. It's a half-rack unit wide, 1 RU high. Can't find anything
appl
That question is already answered in the first post. I am using a RA1-ID off
eBay for a controller. But I did take the advice and used a wall wart to
power the fan and now the hum is gone!
Thanks everyone for the information, my boss is happy and now I can get some
rest and have him off my back!
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