On Fri, 6 Mar 2009, Jacob Suter wrote:
It matters a lot when you're looking to purchase an antenna.
All UHF/VHF antennas are a compromise. Get what you need or get both
and run multiple feed-lines or an RF switch.
To some end. Then you get serious and purchase a pair of crossed
The callsign is extremely relevant, which is why I am asking. But you seem
more inclined to argue and reject those trying to help.
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Date: Thu, 19 Mar 2009 00:46:29 -0500
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Somewhat OT - How to make HDTV *really* work
JOHN MACKEY wrote:
Unfortunately, this problem was caused mostly by 1 person who
On Thu, 19 Mar 2009, Barry wrote:
Unfortunately, this problem was caused mostly by 1 person who simply
doesn't
understand. When we attempted to ask questions and explain it to
him, his
response to us was READ IT AGAIN!!!
And I'll tell you again-READ IT AGAIN!
A pointless
Yep. low battery caused a ping on TX.
Chuck
WB2EDV
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From: wd8chl wd8...@gmail.com
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Sent: Thursday, March 19, 2009 12:17 AM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Simpler Radios, (Was PL vs. DPL)
Jeff DePolo wrote:
Ahh, the Tempo S1!
Hi,
Have built the filter circuit by Bob Dengler NO6B from the site.
The unit works a treat but for some reason, DTMF detection fails on my 210
controller with the filter in use. DTMF is present on the output.
Any suggestions re what might be causing this would be appreciated.
Thank you,
Doug
I'm not sure if Yahoo is blurting out old messages of if someone had
brought this old OT post up again, but, since nothing good has come of
this topic lately, please LET IT GO.
Kevin Custer
List Owner
It's not a matter of what you said - it's a matter of what others read!
Some people think their Analog channel 7 is on Digital channel 7 as well
- just a different frequency. In reality, in the same market the Analog
Channel 7 is on a completely different channel even though they still
call
It's not irrelevant when you want people to know that their DTV channel
X may not be ON channel X anymore. People need to understand what
virtual channels are.
For example: Why is my local channel 43 interfering with my 6M repeater
now? Well, if you don't know about virtual channels, then
Isn't that card a PL decoder card from a CR?
I have a TLN4050SP19 from an EMS station that I made a few jumper
changes to make it into the dual-squelch level thingy, controlling it
with tones from the 7330. Hit a macro, squelch gets tight. Hit another,
it goes to threshold.
Scott Zimmerman
Don,
And?when are the?existing repeater owners are going to *SEE* new additions in
programming to the?7330 SCOM controller?
There has been a series?of?software?upgrades for the 7330 since its
introduction,?and the latest will be coming out as soon as one last item is
fixed.
Be aware that?we
At 3/19/2009 05:04, you wrote:
Yep. low battery caused a ping on TX.
Chuck
WB2EDV
Only on the older S1. I had an S5 (high power version of the newer S1
design) that didn't ping. Still have an S2, though at this point it's more
like a portable comb generator :)
Bob NO6B
Ted Leonard wrote:
I am not a Kenwood guy so thought I would throw out this question.
I seem to recall that some Kenwood UHF repeaters would do ham split and some
won't?
FCC ID # ALH9TKTKR 820-1
Thanks,
Ted W3VG
Yes. The -1 on the FCC ID tells you it is 450-470 split, and it will
only be
Thanks to all who responded to my manual give-away. Many of these manuals
came from members of this list and I am forever grateful. I know when I
was working on that old stuff, a manual was a must. It is a good feeling
to be able to pass them along to people who will actualy use them
WANTED:
Does anyone have a copy of the Cushman Application Note on Duplexer
Tuning using the CE-50A, CE-5100 and CE-5110? This is similar to
the Cushman Application Notes:
CE50A_SERIES_PART_1_TRANSMITTERS.pdf (3.2mB)
CE50A_SERIES_PART_2_RECEIVERS.pdf (3.5mB)
Hi Doug,
Many years ago I had a similar situation. Instead of using the N06B filter I
used the built in hi-pass filter in a Comm Spec PL encoder/decoder board. It is
very similar to the NO6B filter. What was happening was that the filter was
introducing twist (subtle distortion) to the DTMF
MCH wrote:
It's not a matter of what you said - it's a matter of what others read!
Some people think their Analog channel 7 is on Digital channel 7 as well
- just a different frequency. In reality, in the same market the Analog
Channel 7 is on a completely different channel even though
MCH wrote:
It's not irrelevant when you want people to know that their DTV channel
X may not be ON channel X anymore. People need to understand what
virtual channels are.
For example: Why is my local channel 43 interfering with my 6M repeater
now? Well, if you don't know about virtual
John
He does this because it's what he does best
Bruce
K7IJ
In a message dated 3/18/2009 11:41:39 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
jmac...@usa.net writes:
The callsign is extremely relevant, which is why I am asking. But you seem
more inclined to argue and reject those trying to help.
At 08:01 AM 3/19/2009, you wrote:
It's not irrelevant when you want people to know that their DTV channel
(ungodly amount of ignorant drivel deleted)
Moderator - please remove ANYONE who posts on this idiotic thread
until they learn to stop when told to.
Larry Wagoner - N5WLW
VP - PRCARC
Hello All,
I've just come into owning my first MSF5000 UHF Repeater model C74CXB.
Also, I've spent the last few hours reading Bob's (WA1MIK) MSF/PURC
Station Page as well as the Photo Tour page on Repeater Builder. By
the way Bob, very well done and informative! Thanks!!
I'm not sure if I
Seeing all this talk about the TKR-820 made me thank about getting the
TKR-820 I have working again. I replaced this unit 4 or 5 years ago when I
was working at a Kenwood shop due to the following.
The repeater seems to work fine for a while 30 mins to maybe as much as 60
days and then one
You've got several more hours (or even days) of reading ahead of you! Thanks
for the comments.
The MSF5000 squelch is a single-level noise-based squelch system, much like the
MaxTrac and most mobile radios. The squelch-tail duration is fixed. However
there are two distinct and electronically
wd8chl wrote:
Isn't that card a PL decoder card from a CR?
I have a TLN4050SP19 from an EMS station that I made a few jumper
changes to make it into the dual-squelch level thingy, controlling it
with tones from the 7330. Hit a macro, squelch gets tight. Hit another,
it goes to threshold.
Adam Feuer feu...@... wrote:
I'm not sure if I missed it but I'm curious about the MSF's
squelch. In particular, how it compares to the Micor Bi-Level
Squelch.
There are two squelch circuits in a 5000. One is the repeater Squelch that is a
single noise detector circuit. Similar to
Folks,
Apologies if this is OT.
Before I drive myself nuts by writing some from scratch, does anyone
have software to control/read from an IFR 1200S via RS-232? Something
better than HyperTerminal, preferably :-)
73 de WR3D
Great info and just what I needed. Thanks again Bob!
Adam N2ACF
Bob M. wrote:
You've got several more hours (or even days) of reading ahead of you! Thanks
for the comments.
The MSF5000 squelch is a single-level noise-based squelch system, much like
the MaxTrac and most mobile radios. The
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Bob M. msf5kg...@... wrote:
... The MSF5000 squelch is a single-level noise-based squelch system, much
like the MaxTrac and most mobile radios. The squelch-tail duration is fixed.
...
.
I sit corrected. Sorry if my info misled anyone.
They tried to mimic the Micor squelch without the Micor chip. I've never had
one work that way, possibly because I'm not using the internal repeater
configuration.
Bob M.
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--- On Thu, 3/19/09, nj902 wb0...@arrl.net wrote:
From: nj902
Has anyone ever tried taking one of these and installing a Quantar
control board/wireline board (instead of the front panel programmable
data control boards) and then telling the station that it is a 900 MHz
Quantro unit? If so, has it worked? I am thinking about doing this
since I have a
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, James Delancy ctra...@... wrote:
I am thinking about doing this since I have a few Quantar pieces to play
with.
James,
What Quantar pieces-parts do you have?
Martin
Thanks to all for the replies. I'm glad they tried to at least mimic the
Micor. Thanks again!
Adam N2ACF
Bob M. wrote:
I sit corrected. Sorry if my info misled anyone.
They tried to mimic the Micor squelch without the Micor chip. I've never had
one work that way, possibly because I'm not
I'm drawing a blank here (might be my advanced age and infirmities), so
please educate me: What is an MCR-2000 repeater, and who makes it?
73, Eric Lemmon WB6FLY
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