Hello , I know this is not a Repeater Building questions but most of us
either
have or had Saber radios's. What is the best source of replacement batteries. I
bought a 2700 mah battery from ebay and its way too tight, only goes on 2/3 of
the way. If I forced it, I would definitely break the
On Mon, 16 Aug 2010, Aristotle Zoulas wrote:
Hello , I know this is not a Repeater Building questions but most of
us either have or had Saber radios's. What is the best source of
replacement batteries. I bought a 2700 mah battery from ebay and its
way too tight, only goes on 2/3 of the way.
That may be where I got it, not sure. It seems to make sense and it seems to
work where I have tried it, at least no known problems using it. Maybe all
this discussion on cable length will settle the issue for good. Thanks. Sid.
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niteviser wrote:
Ed,
The tuning pin is the FM pin of the 12.8MHz module. There were several 12.8
MHz references some with 3 pins and then some with 4 pins which used the half
rail to set the frequency mid point. It was quite acceptable to program to
the closest frequency on the Eprom
OK Ed,
I have 2 files showing the PCB details with -26 variant info. They frequency
reference is still kept totally internal. If higher stability or external
reference is available, the internal is removed and a mini coax socket fitted
to have a cable connected to have an input on the rear
niteviser wrote:
OK Ed,
I have 2 files showing the PCB details with -26 variant info. They frequency
reference is still kept totally internal. If higher stability or external
reference is available, the internal is removed and a mini coax socket fitted
to have a cable connected to have
Ed,
No external fixing, all internal just like the original. The 'Parts Lists
Amendment' states the alternative IC700 frequency reference is used in -16,
-26, -36 for FCC I think it differs from the standard by having 4 pins, one of
which is the FM pin with the voltage setting arrangement.
You can pick up programmed UHF Desktracs on ebay for ~150, programmed. Like
Joe said, Desktracs are not high-duty cycle repeaters (not good for Ham
Radio) , as well they are not NB capable so commercial uses are about out.
I sold my two for $100 each, unprogrammed.
-Brian / KF4ZWZ
On Sun, Aug
how about the duplexer?
- Original Message -
From: Brian Raker brian.ra...@gmail.com
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, August 16, 2010 3:26 PM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Fs: (/\/\)otorola UHF Desktrac
You can pick up programmed UHF Desktracs on ebay for ~150,
SOld about 4 DeskTracs tuned to 800 Band for about 40 bucks apiece. They were a
hard sell til some Ag business down South picked up on them.
John Hymes
La Rue Communications
10 S. Aurora Street
Stockton, CA 95202
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- Original Message -
From: FreeCycle
To:
In search of a 6 foot fully enclosed rack (there are mice at the radio
site who just LOVE to chew on cables!)
Need to either be for GE Mastr II or with adjustable rails so that they
can be set back from the front door to permit the mounting of 3
duplexors.
Near Santa Barbara-perhaps LA area
Hi Ed,
I have read the info again and it's a bit confusing. In the -26 variant the
IC700 reference is 539-00010-55 and the standard is 539-00010-50. But there
were different devices used under the 539-00010-50 number an 'old' one by NDK
and a 'new' one made by Rakon. The 'new' one only uses 3
niteviser wrote:
Hi Ed,
I have read the info again and it's a bit confusing. In the -26 variant the
IC700 reference is 539-00010-55 and the standard is 539-00010-50. But there
were different devices used under the 539-00010-50 number an 'old' one by NDK
and a 'new' one made by Rakon. The
i hope this stuff sells finally.
Motorola UHF Desktrac $100
Duplexer UHF 4 Cavity BpBr $200
150ft Hardline $100 obo
UHF ringo $30 obo
all prices plus shipping
or will swap all to any p25 capable digital mobile/base scanner
I have the following Motorola Manuals that are free to a good home. You
just pay the postage on them.
68P81064E35-A Maxar 50 440-470 MHz
68P81025E70-B Maxar 150.8-174 MHz
68P81044E05-A Maxar 150.8-174 MHz 50 Watt Version
68P81038E05-B Maxar 80 29.7-50 MHz
68P81037E95-C
On Aug 15, 2010, at 7:06 AM, Jeff DePolo wrote:
Whoever said time is money was an idiot. Time is worth inifinitely times
more than money. You can make more money. You can even borrow money.
Hell, if you were desparate you could even steal money. You can't do any of
those things with time.
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