I do this with a rat shack wx radio and it works flawlessly.. I use an aux
input on my 210 for audio straight from the volume pot and find the mute line
in the radio to run the alarm port. The advantage with this setup and
specifically the radio shack model radio is that it takes care of the mu
Allan,
First off, if it is being used as a desktop station radio (i.e., NOT duplex)
the first thing that you will find is you need to add another radio chassis
to be able to convert it into a repeater - the "DeskTrac repeater" used
separate chassis (plural) for TX and RX.
Mark - N9WYS
-Origi
At 03:07 PM 08/05/09, you wrote:
i am trying to use a weather receiver on aux 1 input when i turn on aux 1 it
transmits as it should but when i turn it off it stops transmitting but then
when the repeater is keyed i can still hear the weather radio on the tail am i
doing something wrong or does t
Hi Allen,
Yes, It's hard pleasing everyone :-) Yes the repeater is based on Vertex
product. Easy for us to do as we distribute for New Zealand and have the
Engineering support from Japan.
Interestingly enough it was the internal battery that dictated the
specifications of our PRU, which i
i am trying to use a weather receiver on aux 1 input when i turn on aux 1 it
transmits as it should but when i turn it off it stops transmitting but then
when the repeater is keyed i can still hear the weather radio on the tail am i
doing something wrong or does the aux audio inputs not actually ge
Gareth,
I like your portable repeater! Is it Yeasu/Vertex based? I agree that an RSSI
controlled repeater could be problematic for outlying areas, so if it was
implemented, we would want to take careful steps to make sure it was
appropriate. My thinking was that the relatively small footprint
Motorola DeskTrac Service Manual, still in print. $77 from Motorola
Online. P/N 6802993G65.
Also, RB-Tip has information about the pinouts on the DB25 connectors
on the back.
Hope this helps!
-Brian / KF4zwz
On Wed, Aug 5, 2009 at 2:27 PM, Brian Raker wrote:
> I've got two UHF DeskTracs as we
I've got two UHF DeskTracs as well that I would like to push into
service. I'll take a look at MotoOnline and see if they still have
documentation in print.
-Brian / KF4ZWZ
On Wed, Aug 5, 2009 at 12:32 PM, ve2pf wrote:
> We have a desktrack that is allready used at our club for ham radio
> oper
At 01:18 PM 8/5/2009, wb7bts wrote:
>
>
>Does anyone have the latest firmware for the RC-110 controller or a
>fix for repeater port lockup after holding the star button down for
>3 to 5 seconds ?
<---That latest (last) firmware is available at our FTP Site
(EVERYTHING is available at the FTP si
We have a desktrack that is allready used at our club for ham radio operation,
but its working in stand alone mode. we would like o interface it to our
repeater controler.
but we have no service manual or user manual for it..
any one here have some info you culd share?
we are willing to pay f
Does anyone have the latest firmware for the RC-110 controller or a fix for
repeater port lockup after holding the star button down for 3 to 5 seconds ?
It appears that Ken no longer supports this controller with updated
firmware,mine is version 3.1
Thanks
Phil
Mike,
I started with the pre-driver, driver, and than the final stage each separately
by tuning C2 and C9 for minimum VSWR in and max output power. Finally, went
through each stage again tuning C2 and C9 for minimum VSWR, maximum power and
maximum efficiency.
Thanks,
Pat
--- In Repeater
Hi All,
Sorry for asking this group, but I know there is a heap of knowledgible people
on this group.
Right I have a GP328 standard H/H (not the plus model, which is smaller)
The front case got damaged and I got a replacement front to make the radio
usable again.
I have been able to remove the
Repeater Power output being a function of RSSI...Have another think on this one
... What about all the other mobiles or handhelds that could be in fringe or
poor coverage areas, what will happen to their repeater reception if suddenly
the repeater power is suddenly dropped at the expense of a hi
Allen,
Just for fun our club set-up a 250watt repeater w/o cans. We installed the
transmit antenna on the roof top of the building. One floor down (its a tiered
roof) we installed the receive antenna. We positioned the two antenna so that
they were physically separated by the structure. The
Thanks for all the great input! I agree that it would be a lot easier to manage
a portable repeater as a UHF station,or UHF/VHF cross band, but the VHF mode
is a hard and fast requirement of my clients that want a truly portable
repeater. Just to clarify a couple of points, I won't be convertin
Thanks for all the great input! I agree that it would be a lot easier to manage
a portable repeater as a UHF station,or UHF/VHF cross band, but the VHF mode
is a hard and fast requirement of my clients that want a truly portable
repeater. Just to clarify a couple of points, I won't be convertin
I have a Glenayre RL453 receiver I want to place on a 440 mHz link frequency,
Can anyone direct me to a manual for this radio or can you provide me with info
on setting the dip switches to reprogram the frequency.
Thanks, Don Kerouac K9NR
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