PAC-RT = Portable Area Communications - Repeater
http://www.repeater-builder.com/motorola/manuals/PAC-RT-H13TTY3110A_68P81010C06-B.pdf
Tony
thank you for the replay!
my question is: i have the cradle NTN1340C the mts2000 800mhz inside, NTN1325B
unit with the power amplifier inside, the RF relay that switches between PTT of
the microphone (TX-RX). now the cradle has a switch under the radio it says
PAC-RT on and off...what does it me
George-I will let the Motorola guys on here answer most of your
questions, I tend to stay on the GE side of things, however, the HT does
not become a repeater when placed in the cradle, but a simple HT turned
into a mobile, The HT's generally had a single channel in them, with PL,
not sure about th
thank you! that means that the setup has no repeater device built in. just a
switch that enables external repeater (different device)
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, "Andrew Seybold" wrote:
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> George-I will let the Motorola guys on here answer most of your
> questions, I tend to stay
Hi Cort,
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Re: what pac-rt means
> "George" wrote:
> thank you! that means that the setup has no repeater
> device built in. just a switch that enables external
> repeater (different device)
Yes, and in some cases the switch is an option on the
main radio, Convertacom or via a plane-jane switch mount
Hi John,
> "JOHN MACKEY" wrote:
> Of course, if there is no COS provided, then VOX has
> to be used. But my question specifically referenced
> someone using Echolink, which provides COS!!
I'm not a user of Echolink... but I could think of a
few reasons... the first being a true audio derive
thank you for the useful info!
i guess i can make my own vehicular repeater from two spectras and a portable
duplexer...thank you very much!
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, "skipp025" wrote:
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> Re: what pac-rt means
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> > "George" wrote:
> > thank you! that means that the se
Re: Small Portable Repeaters
> "George" wrote:
> thank you for the useful info!
> i guess i can make my own vehicular repeater
> from two spectras and a portable duplexer...
> thank you very much!
Hi George,
You can but keep in mind the real world limitations
of the small "Flat Pack" m
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i think to get the 12V power line from the receiving spectra that supplys the
audio transistor for the speaker if there is carrier or PL to unmute the RX
Exactly.
Joe M.
George wrote:
> thank you! that means that the setup has no repeater device built in. just a
> switch that enables external repeater (different device)
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>
> --- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, "Andrew Seybold"
> wrote:
>> George-I will let the Motorola guys on here answ
I have one of these sitting in my basement gathering dust. I'm wondering if
this could be put to use as a control access point for one of my repeaters?
Of course I wouldn't need it to "return" audio to the portable via that
frequency, just be available as the input for repeater control. It se
The biggest problem I have with echolink are all of the folks who
connect and disconnect so fast you can't even call them.
And, per request, I will not refer to Skipp as "The Edge" :)
On Oct 24, 2009, at 10:27 AM, skipp025 wrote:
Hi John,
> "JOHN MACKEY" wrote:
> Of course, if there is no
Nice, and easier than the app where the PAC or VRS was wired to the PARK
switch on the vehicle transmission.
Milt
N3LTQ
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From: "wd8chl"
To: off-topic into how it works and how
it's used.
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> OH Turnpike solved the 'radio not in the charger' problem by wiring the
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