I have the service manual and operations manual if you need it. They are
both pretty big files.
Randy
W4CPT
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Sent: Friday, June 19, 2009 10:18 AM
To: Repea
I have one of those also. It was given to me by someone that knew I did work
with radios. I remember seeing these back in the late 60's, or one very
similar to it. It had an "extend" feature on it. Mine is in the VHF band. It
would take a lot of CPR to get or keep them running I would think. Just
t
For at least the last two or three years I have been to Dayton Fest, there
has been someone using a recording with what could be called “colorful
metaphors”. It has been on the talk-in channel which I usually need to use.
I have had to turn the radio off because of this language and having my
famil
After a day of work putting together and putting up a DB224E in the 138-150
range I found the thing to be resonate at 150 MHZ center. After a few
colorful metaphors, I find I turned one of the elements upside down with the
feed at the bottom. Would this be enough to throw the antenna off balance o
I have worked with them on my location and while things move slow they came
through for me. I was really in no hurry, but they were friendly anytime I
contacted them for information. I joined SERA but have never received the
news journal. I was wondering if they still print it. I personally wish we
Karl,
Thanks for letting us know, and I apologize for being a little
blunt earlier. I will try to think before I leap next time. Stay in here
with us.
Randy B.
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I hope you have a frequency already.if not, that is your first
pitfall. 2 meter frequencies are almost impossible to get in some parts. If
you have one this is the place to ask questions.
Randy
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If I want to make friends around the world I will get on HF. This crap
doesn't belong here.
Randy
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How in the h**l was it removed working without cards a power amp and voltage
supply? He might as well sell it as a metal box.
Randy
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ok out the solar controller two different times, but the Daniels
came right back up both times after the solar controller was replaced and
the batteries charged up a bit.
Harry
On Oct 28, 2007, at 4:12 PM, R. K. Brumback wrote:
> Until a couple of days ago I never heard of a “Danie
Until a couple of days ago I never heard of a “Daniel’s” repeater. I am
looking for a new VHF analog repeater and one of my friends mentioned Daniel
which is in Canada. Is anyone familiar with this company and their products?
No essays, but just looking for a short “Yes their great” or “Don’t even
Quote: “for between $30 and $150.”
WOW!! Consumer beware………huh
Randy
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Quote: “If there weren't resistors in there too, transmission lines would
have no loss.”
Yes, with a perfect Z, resistance would be the only math to do for loss. But
it is never perfect as even FM has a changing frequency and we use a broad
range of frequencies. I have enjoyed this thread so m
Quote: “In AC power lines little is paid attention to as for transmission
except for R losses and power factor.”
I can remember doing an experiment in college where we needed 60 HZ exactly
and would have to call the generation plant to see if they were running at
60 HZ. I never did think we cou
make an interesting point though, why does the cabling of duplexer's
need to be a certain length. I would suspect that its because they are
looped and make an inductor. This then is part of the LC filtering, and
changing the length effects L. But I could be wrong on that.
Jesse
On 8/2
I have heard this point argued for years. “Does trimming the coax affect the
SWR?” If the length of coax has an affect on impedance, then how could it
not affect power out? We strive to maintain 50 ohms at the tail of all
devices to match the end load. GE puts matching networks in their Mastr
II’s
I have called Cardinal for some help in the past and the guy I talked to
was great. He went to the shop and took the cover off a monitor like mine
and told me what I needed to know. No charge! This type of service is hard
dang near impossible to find today.
Randy B.
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WOW!! A couple of those rigs were probably on the Mayflower. I mean, Chris
had to have a radio. Nobody would be foolish to go exploring without one.
The space shuttle has tons of radios.
Randy
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Sent: Monday, July 23, 2007 2:38 PM
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] GE 100 watt PA final transistors
>
> I just got a quote back from Digitron Electronics on the MRF-247 final
> transistors for the VHF Mastr I
I just got a quote back from Digitron Electronics on the MRF-247 final
transistors for the VHF Mastr II. They want $80.00 EACH!! OUCH I
nearly crapped in the chair. They had about 5,000 of them and I would say
that is the reason they have so many.
Randy
KI4BQN
No virus found in this o
I didn’t provide enough information to you. The 4012 is the TOT board and
yes the 4181 is the tone encoder.
Randy B.
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There is a good article in the files section here on the HLN4181 board.
Randy B.
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I believe that is the Time Out Timer or TOT as it is normally called. Used
in some of the Mitrex radios.
Randy B.
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Got a message
on here from Paul Holm that had a virus. Might want to not open it if you haven’t
already.
Randy B.
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I checked the site and they wanted $7.16 for the meter. I agree that having
a sacrificial meter around is good. I have been left holding just a pair of
leads before while watching the smoke gently rise proving that hot air is
lighter than cold air.
Randy B.
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I think different manufacturers use
different codes for different channels. Here is a site that might help.
http://www.gmrsweb.com/codetable.html
Randy B.
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I know is a little off the path but I really need some help
with a Cushman CE-50. When the green signal light on the right hand side would
not work, I found the two wires, a light green and a white with green stripe, had
been cut and left hanging. Also a yellow wire from the deviation swi
... JK
"R. K.
Brumback" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I purchased a GE suitcase programmer
to use with Phoenix, Delta, and Ranger mobiles. It has a Panasonic handheld
computer, I/O module with 6 slide in contact slots, a printer, EPROM and serial
board, and a plug in memory modul
Does anyone have the step by step on hooking up two rangers
for repeater use? Also, can you recommend a controller! I am also looking for
the service manual for the VHF and the UHF version.
Randy
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I need a manual for the Cushman CE-50A. A good photo-copy
would be fine as long as it sings the song. Thanks.
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Sent: Wednesday, June 08, 2005 4:31 PM
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Subject: RE: [Repeater-Builder] GE suitcase programmer TQ2310
On Tue, 7 Jun 2005 12:25:15 -0400,
Hi Tedd and thanks for your reply. No, all the other support chips are not
installed. It only has the Phoenix chip. I will have to try and get a burned
copy for the Delta and Rangers. I am trying to get as much information as I
can before I set it down on the bench.
Randy
Hi Randy:
First thing
“You need to go in the setup program on the panasonic
computer and turn on port for the memory location. Its in the book on how to do
it. “
If you are referring to pressing the “I/O”
button and then turning the port on by pressing the appropriate key for the
module, I have tried
I purchased a GE suitcase programmer to use with Phoenix, Delta, and
Ranger mobiles. It has a Panasonic handheld computer, I/O module with 6 slide
in contact slots, a printer, EPROM and serial board, and a plug in memory
module that holds the specific radio programming information. The me
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