I have for sale two new CAT RLS-1000B controllers. Here is a link
http://www.catauto.com/rls1000.html that describes what they are and
how they are used in a typical repeater system. I have one additional
controller board in full operation [but not for sale] attached to my
900mhz repeater system. I
Before I post on the eBAY website [later this evening]I have two CAT
RLS-1000B link port controller boards. One is mounted in the CAT
factory aluminum box. The second in a similar Bud aluminum chassis
with a 19 inch rack panel attached. The controller in the factory box
normally sells for a total o
lks PLEASE try and keep this list as civilized and
informative as possible. After all, we ALL are here to learn and share
informationyes?
73
Doug Fitts W7FDF
Vail, Arizona U.S.A.
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, "Paul Metzger"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> A buddy installed a G6 on his repeater here locally atop a 5,000 ft
+ Mountain. They went back up about 30 days later and could not
believe what condition it was in.
I've got a G6 on top of the house being used
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, "Scott Zimmerman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote: This thread has gone on a completely unacceptable tangent
Let's move on.
I'd be the first to say YES, lets move on, watch the program and
learn something from it!! My cable company DVR is also set to record
"
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, "Gary Glaenzer"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> looks like PC run amok..they had to get the
obligatory 'woman in a man's world' dig in there...I'll pass
And what's wrong with a woman being a boss? I work for the major
transportation bus compa
I have for sale a TX/RX mobile duplexer rated at 50 watts. This is the
"Vari-Notch" type, four cavities and factory tuned to TX 448.450 and
RX 443.450. The asking price is $80.00 plus $10.50 U.S. Postal Service
Priority Mail shipping. If interested pix of the duplexer can be seen
on the PHOTOS link
Well Guys N Gals:
I started something here as an off topic query yesterday [Saturday]
and didn't think the responses [replies] on this list and direct
emails to me, would be that overwhelming and informative. I thank
Kevin W3KKC for his patience and understanding and I wish to thank all
who respon
Many thanks to all who responded to my query on what might be the best
multimeter to purchase. I went with the Fluke model 179 DMM and
recently purchased one as a package on eBAY and awaitng delivery
sometime next week.
I looked hard at the model 87V but found it to be way out of my price
range [b
ajig", to get a replacement part, and got no response.
So
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, "Doug Fitts"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Tell you the "simple" thing that may have caused your problem...no
> needle movement. My Bird 43 has a plastic round
Tell you the "simple" thing that may have caused your problem...no
needle movement. My Bird 43 has a plastic round I call it, a
"figamajig". This device sits around the meter itself in the box. Mine
somehow got loose inside the meter cabinet and so, this "figamajig"
rests on the meter face/glass pu
Greetings Nate:
I took a brief look at the Home Power website and need to do alittle
more reading there after the holidays. A lot of interesting material
from what I saw. Indeed when I do start this solar powered repeater
project, and I will. I will document as much of the
design/construction proc
transmitter is five watts output,
and uses MX-300 series handie-talkie assemblies - one for the
receiver, one for the transmitter..Larry K7LJa totally new
subminiature repeater
> >-Original Message-----
> >From: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
> >[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECT
Hello Eric:
I have the web address [URL] info for SunWize and did briefly look at
the information on the Steca controller and Concorde batteries. Let me
rap up the new year festivities today/tonight here at the house with
the family first then sometime later this week [ into the new year
2007], I w
To start the new year out on a positive note anyone on this list have
any experience building a solar powered repeater system? I'd like to
get a better understanding on the use of solar panels, charging
system, type of batteries used and duty cycle.
I'd like to experiment with a totally new submin
oughts and concerns about the future of Amateur Radio.
May all of you enjoy with your respective family and extended family,
a really nice Christmas season and a SUPER wonderful and healthy new
year for 2007.
Best regards,
Doug Fitts W7FDF
Vail, Arizona U.S.A.
449.925/R
448.450/R
927.850/R
IRLP node
What is this two-way industry coming too? I telephoned Motorola this
morning at 800-4224210 and get passed along through several automated
prompts and when I finally got what appeared to be a "live" person it
was the wrong department. He then gave me a direct number at 800-4486686
for their two
I just spent the past hour [in between two cups of tea] reading ALL the
posts from this list [from Friday], had a really good laugh and almost
fell otta my chair here in the shack with quips like, "at our VE
sessions, state up front that you are not allowed to copy dots and
dashes and then go b
bar and pouring the
cement...and at age 62, I NEED the exercise!!
Best 73 and **Happy Holidays**
Doug Fitts W7FDF
Vail, Arizona U.S.A.
Cienega Radio Network
927.8500/R
449.925/R
448.250/R
IRLP node 3850
Echolink 47474
Yahoo! Groups Links
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This just in from Icom:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Good Morning Doug,
The IC-7000 has been type accepted by the FCC and all of our dealers are
currently taking orders for the unit. I believe that Ham Radio Outlet is
taking orders on the unit for $1499. I have included the URL to to HRO
below.
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