At 12:50 PM 04/14/09, you wrote:
>Still looking for a source of 100 Hz,1Z PL reeds receive,
>Micor vintage. I need 6. Are they available new?
When you could get them new they were expensive...
>Has anyone modified or "moved" a reed of a different
>frequency. How is it done? I have lots to exp
As to MSNs
The 43MSN high band mobile was the first all solid
state Motorola mobile transmitter. It was the first
radio labeled Motran and was a direct swapout of the
Motrac - same cable, same head, same everything.
The center chassis section that held the T-supply
in the Motrac was all empt
Mike Morris WA6ILQ wrote:
> The high power 74MST was a 4 freq UHF MOTRAN
> (and used a 28volt PA deck run by a 12-to-28 transistorized
> switching power supply in the center section) along with
> the receive F3 and F4 channel elements.
I don't remember ever seeing those! I saw lots of U74MST's th
I'll +1 this.
I like the simple package of a crossbanded g.e. mastr ii.
I didn't use ant xtra hardware either.
I just "jumped" the rx to the tx.
Chris
Kb0wlf
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Thanks Mike. I knew that if I was in error, someone would correct me.
Decoding older Motorola stuff is not my "strongest" area. ;-)
But at least I got it right as far as it being a Motran, yes?
Mark - N9WYS
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Is there someone on the list,that can contact me off list,that is a motorola
dealer?
I am in need of 3 portables programmed and ready to go.
thnx es 73
Ray
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n3...@windstream.net
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Thanks again. More suggestions are welcome.
John Transue AF4PD
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Darned thing is going out of lock,. The unlocked LED is flashing off and on.
Does anyone have any idea where to begin to look?
Does anyone have a service manual on it.? I see several Cushman monitors on
E-bay, but not this one.
Terry-WB0VQP
I have looked all over for the diagram. I found the schematic but not the
diagram. Motorola/Micor T53RTA3903 BA 60 watt Power Amp. If anyone has or knows
where to get one I would be grateful.
Thanks,
Henry
--- On Wed, 4/15/09, John Transue wrote:
> From: John Transue
> Subject: RE: [Repeater-Builder] Remote Receiver
> To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Wednesday, April 15, 2009, 1:45 PM
> Lance, Mark, Cort, Butch, Bob, Chris, and others,
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> Thanks for the good advice and quick resp
. I could use this with a VHF RX, a
> UHF TX, and have a UHF RX at the base.
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> Does the link TX have to identify (amateur service)? I believe it does
> have to. Is there a way to avoid having extra IDs when the link is
> active? Well, I guess once every ten minutes isn't much
John,
Tom is right, and this is a quick and easy way to add a single-site remote
RX. But like he said, your users will need to be aware of where they are
(physically) in the repeater coverage in order to access the "proper"
receiver.
I do know of some systems that don't use a voter - the remote
One voter-based network I used to use back in Tennessee used a
low-volume CW ID at the beginning of a transmission for the remote TX
stations. I believe this would satisfy the FCC ID needs.
YMMV, IANAL, and all that stuff.
-Brian / KF4ZWZ
On Wed, Apr 15, 2009 at 10:45 AM, John Transue wrote:
I have recently decommissioned and dismantled some 900 MHz MSF5000 repeaters.
Before I spend the time cataloging all the components that I have, I am sending
out a blanket message to anyone that may be interested.
The units were a mix of Conventional and Trunking.
All were operational when taken
I am in the process of building a repeater using two M120 radios. I would like
to build my own interface cable and looking for a schematic diagram. What I
need to know is the value of the trim pot to adjust the level of the audio
going to the Tx Radio and to adjust the squelch tail.
This cable a
Minor technicality - Wasn't the mobile radio that was made
from HT-200 boards the first solid state Motorola mobile
transmitter?
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Received: Wed, 15 Apr 2009 01:13:47 AM PDT
From: Mike Morris WA6ILQ
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [Repeater-Builder
Henry,
I have sent you a PDF of the image you seek, by private mail.
73, Eric Lemmon WB6FLY
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[mailto:repeater-buil...@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Henry Harms
Sent: Wednesday, April 15, 2009 11:18 AM
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogr
At 4/15/2009 10:45, you wrote:
>Lance, Mark, Cort, Butch, Bob, Chris, and others,
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>Thanks for the good advice and quick response. I will follow up on the
>suggestions, and get an idea of the cost.
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>It hadn't occurred to me that I would need a voter. With only this one
>remote receiver, I thou
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