To make a long story short, any agency who provides public safety
communications owes it to their public to secure their sites.
Accountability is everything; you have to know who has access, when
they come and go from the site, and what they did while they were there.
That said, I'm a ham and also
I've also worked with quite a bit of LTR stuff, although not for the
past 13 years or so. It was always very solid and reliable; the only
"weak point" that I recall was that if you lost a PA on one of the
channels, radios "homed" on that channel would be kind of stuck in
limbo. This didn't happen
For those who have requested the link to Bob's article:
www.repeater-builder.com/motorola/spectra/spectra-caps.html
And, for those who expressed concern over the use of tantalum caps:
I have also seen tantalums fail in a glorious manner. That said, the
Spectra radios already contain dozens of t
Hello everyone,
A couple of weeks ago, I sent Bob, WA1MIK a message thanking him for
his fine article on recapping the Spectra radios.
At work, we have a fleet with several hundred 800 MHz Spectra C5 and
C7 mobiles. Over the past year or so, they've been dropping like
flies. I've now gone thr
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