At 04:39 PM 02/06/10, you wrote:
>Can one hook a second transeiver to a MII repeater without a
>controller. I dont care if it is active all the time. I just want to
>know how to hook one up to the back plane. I also have the SQ
>operated relay installed.
What exactly do you want to do?
Two rece
Welcome, Steve!
You'll find this list is a wealth of information when you decide to build a
repeater, or for most other discussions of technical nature.
Great bunch of guys here!
73 de Mark - N9WYS
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From: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com On Behalf Of bainbridge_steve
At 2/6/2010 20:08, you wrote:
>Oh, forgot to mention. If you turn your unit upside-down, you should see
>rubber plugs near the fed ends of each resonator. You can fine-tweak the
>taps through these holes. It's pretty easy to break a wire, so I wouldn't
>recommend you go in there and start twist
Joe,
The M9349 is an RCA 2N3525.
AC
--- On Sat, 2/6/10, Joe wrote:
From: Joe
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] PURC Lowband station SCR replacement
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Date: Saturday, February 6, 2010, 5:07 PM
Just a long shot
We are repairing a PURC high power base sta
Oh, forgot to mention. If you turn your unit upside-down, you should see
rubber plugs near the fed ends of each resonator. You can fine-tweak the
taps through these holes. It's pretty easy to break a wire, so I wouldn't
recommend you go in there and start twistin' and tweakin' with any
signific
I've disassembled and compared the ham-split PD633-6A-1N and regular 450-470
PD633-6A-2N. The resonators are identical; they're the same length. The
difference is where they are tapped - the low-split model is tapped about
1/4" further up the resonator than the 460 MHz version. The semi-rigid
i
I wonder what they do to the internal coupling at the factory when they
tune them. Maybe it is something that can be done in the field with a
little surgery?
Joe
Eric Lemmon wrote:
> Point taken. One factor that will directly affect how the subject duplexer
> will perform at 70cm is where the
Point taken. One factor that will directly affect how the subject duplexer
will perform at 70cm is where the original factory tuning was. For example,
if the factory tuning was in the 450-455 MHz band, such a duplexer will
likely perform better at 70cm than will a duplexer that originally was
fac
Can one hook a second transeiver to a MII repeater without a controller. I dont
care if it is active all the time. I just want to know how to hook one up to
the back plane. I also have the SQ operated relay installed.
humm Doug
i thaught it would simpler for me too install this board,,,
i wonder if the little TKR-720 of Kenwood can do DCS???
Thanks for your observation
gervais
ve2ckn
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From: "Doug Bade"
Sent: Saturday, February 06, 2010 3:04 PM
To:
Subject: R
Teccor
http://www.littelfuse.com/products/Acquired+Brand/Teccor/search.html
s.
> Joe wrote:
> Just a long shot
> We are repairing a PURC high power base station that
> uses an SCR marked 9349 for switching a bias voltage.
> Anyone know of a source or replacement for the Motorola
> 93
I searched the files but did not see what I needed. Is there a pot/mod in the
g707a to turn the med-power level up to 20-25watts or turn the hi-power setting
down to 20-25 watts Have found nothing on the internet searching for mods
fer this rig.
Not sure just how warm the rig gets using it
Just a long shot
We are repairing a PURC high power base station that uses an SCR marked
9349 for switching a bias voltage. Anyone know of a source or
replacement for the Motorola 9349 SCR?
Thanks,
Joe
Correct, but if I remember you were claiming 3dB loss at the pass
frequencies. I was seeing about 1.5dB loss. I claimed respectable
results, not perfect results. I think it is still acceptable for ham
use. Everything is a compromise when you push the equipment past it's
limits, but the typi
There used to be an add on board from Comm Spec that could add
DCS/DCG/DPL to a suitable radio. Many aftermarket repeater controllers
can do DCG/DCS.
DCS modulation needs to be sent into a varactor modulator stage...
Direct FM exciters on Mastr II can do it native on the CTCSS port...
Older Ph
Hi Stranger,
> "rfburnz" wrote:
> Having used the DB-212 for a 6M repeater project, I can assure
> you they work extremely well (unless you are on a rf noisy
> hilltop like I was (emphasize WAS!)
I measured about 11 dB of 53MHz desense at what I believe is the
site you're talking about, whi
hi all
my master 2 repeater has a tone of 141.3 hz.
i remember that when i programm my Phoenix i can setup a DCS tone ,Digital code.
Is there a board that you slot into the Master 2 so it could use a DCS ?
thanks
Gervais ve2ckn
Hi
Iam a new user to the group. My name is Steve licenced
radio amateur M1SWB and I live in Liverpool UK.
Main interests are building repeaters and fixing them :-)
Iam currently building a 6mtr unit and need a Procom
DPF 6/6 HX-150 duplexer, so if anyone has such a beast
for sale, please contact me
I tuned one at one time on 447.05/442.05 and it worked well. Don't
remember the rejection numbers though.
Gary - K7NEY
On 2/5/2010 9:52 PM, James Adkins wrote:
Wondering if anyone knows if the 6-cavity set of DB-4072's made for
450-470 MHz will go down to 444.425 MHz / 449.425 MHz?
I know
Joe,
Your screen shots actually prove my point. Both of the pass plots reveal
that your duplexer's pass response is far from optimum, which is precisely
the reason for selecting the proper duplexer model to tune. If your
duplexer was originally designed for operation in the 440-450 MHz band, the
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