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> From: David Schornak [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, May 19, 2004 11:25 AM
> To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [Repeater-Builder] ts-64 and a
has anyone installed a ts-64 into a micor base/repeater station?
is so does anyone have the layout of where to make all the connections?
if not is there a better way to get tone decode and encode on a micor
without having to buy a tone encode and decode and the two reeds for them?
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where are you located or what is your call and are you good on qrz?
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From: "w9mwq" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Tuesday, May 11, 2004 3:22 PM
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Micor Key
> Does anyone have a spare motorola micro/synto key lying around they
> could spare.
you know as one who has never heard of this company one gets the idea that
their products are a good example of animal excrement and should be avoided
as if it is the plague ridden. thanks for the favorable advice on this one.
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Kevin what is the conversion manual?
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From: "Kevin Custer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Friday, May 07, 2004 6:21 PM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] DAYTON BOOTH NUMBERS
> Doug wrote:
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> >Didn't think I would be at Dayton this year so discarded all
> >the messag
what is the opt. cg &
nb?
the channel spacing I think works for 6meter
repeaters around here.
but the 33 42-50 frequency range what will have to
do to get it into the 6m repeater pairs?
anyone have a manual for sale or copy?
David
N1IB
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From:
David
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you know I really ought to reread what I type. below
is the reason I need the hard line to build a duplexer so I guess I will make a
tripe to Rossville soon.
I have been the lucky recipient of a 6' 10" tall
2'X2' cabinet with four meters across the top on the front.
inside there
I have been the lucky recipient of a 6' 10" tall
2'X2' cabinet with four meters across the top on the front
inside there appears to be a 325w power
amp
and what I believe to be a ge mastr II transmitter
and receiver
does anyone know where I can get a book on this and
what the title part n
does anyone here now where I can get 6 pieces of 1 5/8" hard-line about 5'
long or thirty feet cheap I want to build a 6m duplexer.
David
N1IB
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does anyone know what the digi key part number
for the connector that would plug up to this regulated part of this power
supply?
TPN1186A
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thanks Kevin that is what I wanted
to know
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From:
Kevin Custer
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, April 12, 2004 2:10
PM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] the
mobile micor
David Schornak wrote:
power
well the problem is that the power supply does not have a way to adjust the
voltage out so I would have to build a voltage regulator circuit to put in
between the power supply and all the equipment.
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From: "Mike Morris WA6ILQ" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Monday, Apri
any one know what the max dc volts a micor can take before it cooks?
I have a motorola cabinet not sure from what but it has a power supply in it
that is capable of out putting 13.1 to 16.3 v at 36a. I just want to be sure
that I won't cook the repeater and the control micor mobile. yes I will have
why didn't I think about of it I could make a small fortune of the weirdoes
out there that don't know what they are talking about.
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From: "KD5SFA" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Friday, April 09, 2004 12:24 PM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] This is serious, yeah right!
that's the metro Atlanta area
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From: "David Schornak" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Friday, April 09, 2004 10:12 AM
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] MICOR RADIO TUNING
> I have a mobile micor radio and I need the portable test set that the
manual
I have a mobile micor radio and I need the portable test set that the manual
talks about to tune it up with I also need the crystals that go with the
test set for tuning the offset oscillator. so if anyone out there has a
portable test set for the Motorola micor mobile radio and would like to sell
4 PM
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] SO-239 Shields
> If you want to deter innermod you will need to use something like rg-142
> which is double shielded, why bother with only having a good shield at
> the connector area when the remaining cable will leak in rf like a panty
> hose fir
thanks all for the info i Have found the shields at digi key. I am still not
sure which type of coax to order to use inside a Motorola micor mobile radio
that I am making into a repeater.I was leaning to rg176 or rg-58 any better
ideas?
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does anyone now where to get an so-239 with a shield or just a shield for an
so-239?
this is the shield that covers the back side up where the coax is connected
to the connector.
what is the best type of coax to use inside of a micor for installing a
receive antenna?
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I got my hands on a cabinet and inside is the power supply TPN1186A. I was
wondering if anyone had a mod for it that would let me float a deep cycle
battery on it so that my repeater would have a battery backup. I have the
schematics for the power supply I just need to know where to go in and add
w
g into account velocity factor of the cables and
> connector length. Interstage cable length has large impact on loss.
>
> Get everything just right and it might work.
>
> 73,
>
> Steve
> NU5D
>
see ya
73's
N1IB
David Schornak
K2 03027
arf
don't forget me
has anyone or does anyone know where tofind the math formulas to help you
design a set of cavities for a duplexer? I have been looking on the web and
in the arrl handbook and the big book of antennas, and todate I have found
plans for 2 meter duplexers.
I have yet to find any place where they show
> never know that without the right equipment.Right tool for the job is what
> separates the men from the boys.
so amateur from the professional I guess is another way to put it.
I guess that is why we are called amateur radio operators :)
see ya
73's
N1IB
David Schornak
K2 03027
can't you use two radios antenna on the duplexer and a handi talkie on el
power and another hooked up to receive and vice a versa when it comes to the
transmit side. this would be short of having the right equipment of course
and your work should be checked with the proper equipment ASAP.
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