ted prior to manufacturing. I wonder where the
> components went to that were rejected.
Spectrum!
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ce formation.
> Otherwise, ice can form so fast the heaters can't keep up, and some
> broadcast stations have to shut down when SWR gets too high due to
> ice.
heh-yeah, even 1% reflected on a 100,000 W TV station is 1000 W of
reflected power!
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remote base radio, in this case 10M, is NOT in auxiliary operation.
It is a remotely controlled base station, and the frequencies and modes
it can operate are no different then if the radio was sitting in front
of you with all the controls and microphone.
This is NOT opinion. It is FACT, and has been that way for, well, as
long as I can remember.
ARRL can go pound salt.
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Hi All I am looking for a programming cable for the master lll
Thanks Jim
I hope it's ok to post this here. These are hard to find I'm told.
If anyone is interested : New Old Stock Yaesu FTR UHF Repeater Transmitters and
Receivers 430-450mhz listed on ebay,
Item number: 120390783477. With copy of the manual. You supply the xtals for
your UHF frequency.
Thanks, Jim
I am in need of a micor UHF community repeater station supplement number is
68-81025E55, or 68P81025E55. Email me at my callsign at yahoo
Jim
as the project
progresses. Maybe someone will post that they have one for sale.
Thanks
Jim
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, "Jeff DePolo" wrote:
>
> > I am in need of a micor UHF community repeater station
> > supplement number is 68-81025E55, or 68P81025E55. Ema
Thanks Jeff. It appears that that supplement is needed badly.
Jim
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, "Mark" wrote:
>
> Thanks Jeff. I've been meaning to do that as well, but just haven't gotten
> around to it...
>
> My apologies to Eric and the group f
John,
If you haven't already gotten a response, the flat end is ground, the center is
hot and the pointy end is ignition sense. good luck.
Jim
- Original Message -
From: jjhy...@att.net
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, March 23, 2010 19:26
Su
etting all to
the same level of input to the delay board, then something on the output
from the delay (would I need another series of buffers, or would three 100k
pots do?) to adjust the TX level for each radio type?
Thanks for any advice!
Jim
Using the Arcom RAD board, single delay for all inputs, hence needing to mix
things.
Not got those jumpers, it's the earlier RAD version.
Jim
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Sent: 16 May 2010 09:
Stan,
I sent something to your personal email the other day. Have you seen it? It may
be what you need.
Jim
WA2RJP
- Original Message -
From: Stan
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, May 29, 2010 07:29
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] 220 duplexers
PL19D417535G1 and the REV # is blank. This came from a local organization
and was in the 154.XXX range.
- Original Message -
From: "Eric Lemmon"
To:
Sent: Sunday, July 04, 2010 00:57
Subject: RE: [Repeater-Builder] GE continuous duty amp
> What is the model number of your surplus ampl
I need a 38" Mastr lll cabinet. Anyone on the West Coast has a extra one
they would like to part with.
Thanks,
Jim K7OET
The EF Johnson equivalent is online. If that doesn't help I can post a copy
when I get back to my desk.
Matthew Kaufman
(Sent from my iPhone)
On Jul 18, 2010, at 7:54 AM, jim law wrote:
> Does anyone have a service manua
two
restrictions in mind, you may spend more $$ the second time around.
Jim
- Original Message -
From: "John"
To:
Sent: Friday, July 23, 2010 08:49
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] adding a 3/4meter repeater to my site?
>I am sure this is a stupid question, or it seems so
Found three in the garage. Anyone want them for the price of the shipping.
Jim K7OET
The R100 likes to run at its rated power turning down will make it run hotter
then if you leave it at the higher power they are not a good choice for a
repeater tx.
--- On Thu, 7/29/10, Joe wrote:
From: Joe
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Adjusting low power on an R1225 repeater
To: Repeater-Bui
Happens often from the small case to a large one...'Prosecutor Discretion'
they choose which cases are prosecuted and which ones are not. Often for
unexplained reasons or at least unexplained to me.
Jim- WA9FPT
- Original Message -
From: Chuck Kelsey
To: Repeat
Yes and *if* you just 'have to' comment on it, for goodness sake DELETE the
garbage.rather then repeating the whole dumb thing as you comment about it.
Jim- WA9FPT
- Original Message -
From: James Lee
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday,
duty amp I can
part with.
Jim
- Original Message -
From: "wb0shn"
To:
Sent: Sunday, August 29, 2010 18:41
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] MSR 2000 VHF Base Station questions
> Just acquired a MSR 2000 VHF base station at a Hamfest. It had a problem
> in the PA Deck (i
://sbarcnm.org/gallery_code/Camelot-Rptr018.html
73 - Jim W5ZIT
--- On Thu, 9/2/10, Ray Brown wrote:
From: Ray Brown
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] A DB224E antenna...
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Date: Thursday, September 2, 2010, 8:26 PM
allow multiple
control ops to help but not have complete control of the repeater.
Good luck on your controlling efforts.
73 - Jim
>You refer to "lock" and "unlock", though the manual makes no reference
>to this terminology, which would be self explanatory. I then gues
nt the
> Motorola supplied power supply is good for?
You're hitting it too hard. The VHF Micor PA is designed for about
400-700 mW input, give or take. One solution would be to put a 3dB pad
in series.
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WD8CHL
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Dirk wrote:
> Greetings all, I was just wandering if anyone have a used comm spec ts-
> 32 tone unit floating around they would like to sell. Need to
> intergrate it into a r-100 repeater.
> Thanks Dirk
Can we assume that your repeater has the DPL board in it and not the PL
boa
Eric, take a look at the MCC RC-100 controller. It does what you want,
and is a VERY mature design. I put the first one I own on the air in
1984 I think.
73 - Jim
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110 will do
the same.
I have tried to join the Yahoo group for the RC-110 and get no response
from the moderator there either.
Any advice would be appreciated.
73 - Jim - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>
>
>Hi Jim
>
>Sorry but I never saw an email from you (we are quite good at providing
>timely responses when we're aware of a question!). My apologies for your
>request not being answered up to this point.
>
>I'm not exactly sure what you're asking. A
>
>
><---Hi Jim. Well, we have no connection (nor control) with NetMedia and you
>need to contact them directly about their software. I'm afraid I don't know
>of an alternate download source for the software other than them.
>
>Have you tried contacting them?
&g
should use in place of the one they give in
the 110 manual they supplied. I don't find an updated RC-110 manual at
the Arcom site either, so I was stuck
Thanks again to the group, and to you Bob for the specific info I needed.
73 - Jim W5ZIT
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Bob
I don't know for sure, but I highly doubt it. Most of that vintage EFJ's
were made by Icom. I'm mostly sure it won't be front panel programmable.
Kenwood seems to be about the only major mfg that is really into that
feature.
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WD8CHL
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ich is that ground is POSITIVE.
Seriously, look for a xtal-controlled radio if you can get away with
single-channel operation. uP's draw power...
Maybe an HT90/440?
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WD8CHL
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emergency situation that you
wanted to turn off the CTCSS requirement to allow all users to operate
whether they knew the CTCSS code or not.
Just a thought -
73 - Jim
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>
>
>For those who can't be there,
>
>
>
>
>>>mms://66.231.242.90/video
>>
>>
>
>Bob NO6B
>
>
Looks like you guys got rained out Sunday -
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at stays more
stable frequency wise with external temperature changes.
I have had good luck and bad luck with this scheme. Sometimes it makes
the frequency stability better from a temperature change standpoint, and
sometimes makes it worse. It all depends on just how your crystal is cut
of the front end. The -4 (406-430) split will be iffy above
about 442 or so.
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of the front end. The -4 (406-430) split will be iffy above
about 442 or so.
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this board as to the part number and manufacturer? Or maybe
the wire functions. The red and black are probably +12 and ground, and
one of the others is the tone output, but that leaves two wires
unidentified.
Thanks - Jim
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e are the same as
a TS-64. You gave me enough info to hook it up when I need it.
Thanks for the response -
73 - Jim W5ZIT
>That really sounds like a newer communications specialists unit. (SS 64,
>encode only).
>
>Red +12 V
>Black Ground
>Orange PTT out
>Grey PTT In
>Ye
went away. I guess that when the SS-64 file was encoded it
used features in Ver 6 that the other files did not use.
In any case - I am all set, and my encoder is identified.
Thanks again to the list -
73 - Jim W5ZIT
>At 07:06 PM 05/24/06, you wrote:
>
>
>>>I took a look at
first brought it up, noisy, near WPAFB on I-70...DFQ at
our hotel in Englewood...what does that say?
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for-amateur
controller that _doesn't_ have a repeat disable function of some sort.
It might be called several things, including transmit disable, path
disable, or other things. But it's there somewhere. That,
identification, and a time-out timer are the reasons for having a
controller in th
I am sending this again as it never showed up here reflected from the group.
Original Message
Subject:Re: [Repeater-Builder] CTCSS encoder
Date: Thu, 25 May 2006 09:18:21 -0500
From: Jim Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Refe
n
an adjacent pin on the interface connector to the front panel connector
which is removed if no CTCSS operation is desired.
73 - Jim W5ZIT
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Anyone know what has happened to the RC-110 Group? Wonder if it is a
personal problem or has the group been disbanded?
>Hello,
>
>Your request to join the rc110 group was not approved.
>Your membership was automatically rejected because the moderator didn't
>approve it within 14 days. We do thi
d the output will be
462.xxx. Also you cannot run more then 50 watts out of the transmitter.
These are both set in Part 95 of the FCC rules. I suggest you get a copy
from the FCC website. It is downloadable.
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WD8CHL
KAE9169
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ut the impedance in half. If you have to add one,
you are using the wrong harness.
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insertion loss in the
duplexer (long story short). On higher bands, you can get the required
isolation much easier, since there is natural isolation with wider
frequency spreads.
Did that make sense???
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WD8CHL
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ground paths inside the controller
couple to the processor.
W5TWY-L runs a 440 repeater on port 1, a two meter simplex channel on
port 2, and EchoLink on port 3. It has been in service for over a year
using an RC-210 with no problems.
73 - Jim W5ZIT
> Folks,
>
> Ken and I have been
ould be nice if you could find one. But I
converted my first one without a manual, and I think I can talk you
through a conversion, including the interface I was talking about to
serve as a transmit control/audio interface.
I'll drop you another note soon -
73 - Jim W5ZIT
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>
>
>Now here is
>> where I got lost, how do I tie them so that when a signal is heard on
>> two meters, it keys the 440 transmitter and sends the audio out to the
>> transmitter. You mention that I need to take a voltage to the to the
>> receiver oscillator, can you point me in the right dire
use the Darlington arrangement for the PTT operation. A simple
transistor switch is all that is required.
Keep me posted on your progress -
73 - Jim W5ZIT
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n the elements myself.
Depends on your operating environment for the equipment installation.
If you are in a fairly stable temperature environment, you will probably
be OK replacing the crystals yourself, and save some loot at the same time.
73 - Jim W5ZIT
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esponse in the sound card. In your case, you may not
want any control signaling at all into the VOIP system if you are not
going to allow outside connects.
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to use on an inaccessible
antenna location on a tall tower, but it has worked just fine in a
fairly benign environment. I have not modified the harness on any of
the antennas, and SWR is typically less than 1.3 to 1. It was around
2.5 to 1 before the mod.
73 - Jim W5ZIT
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. Keep the signal low enough to be noisy
in the talkie and keep adjusting for more noise. If the duplexer is a
notch only, forget the pass adjustment mentioned above and just use the
null adjustment procedure. You will have no control over the pass
frequency.
Hope this helps
73 - Jim - W5ZIT
then a tin can and string...maybe.
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ttom plate, so it MUST be
mounted on a grounded metal chassis, or it will go into oscillation when
the transmitter keys. But that's not much of a limitation in something
like a Micor or MII repeater!
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WD8CHL
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I think there may be some variation in the modulars, with both a 6-pin
and an 8-pin, but I think the 6-pin will work on the 8-pin radios OK.
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WD8CHL
e service manual for the radio:
Believe it or not!
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WD8CHL
with photos
of the unit and the Ham's that made it happen.
Web page: www.wd8mkg.com
Jim, K8COP
Try
http://www.kenwoodparts.com/parts/search.php?kwparts_Session=15dece920f6b0c9
e54caeccb4cb35203
This website advertises over 100,000 Kenwood
Parts.
Good Luck Jim KA2AJH
Jim Cicirello
181 Stevens Street
shame_you_promise wrote:
> thus any body here has a schematic diagram of transistorized repeater
> controller just to key the ptt and mean from audio signal to key the
> pttemail me [EMAIL PROTECTED]
this guys starting to sound like a troll. I can't even tell what he's
d to-just go d/l Mozilla Thunderbird. <http://www.mozilla.org>
No more problems!
--
Jim Barbour
WD8CHL
users should be drawn and quartered, I
> think spammers and virus/worm/trojan authors should be slowly
> tortured to death in the most painful and inhumane way possible.
>
> Anyway
>
> Ken
RGR THAT...only thing worse is companies that mandate everyone use
Outcrook for company business...
--
Jim Barbour
WD8CHL
Gerald Pelnar wrote:
> I, for one, was sorely disappointed with how easy is was to pass the present
> extra class test.
I agree that the higher level tests are too easy. I feel the same way
about driver license tests, both written and on-the-road...
--
Jim Barbour
WD8CHL
eed to narrowband, it will just happen. First
there needs to be more equipment available that will do it, with
switching on a per-memory channel basis as well. (Unlike my F6...)
--
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WD8CHL
y to invent some
sort of select/unselect arrangement like is done with dispatch consoles.
Then just have a row of pushbuttons for each PTT, mic audio can be
connected to all through it's PTT switch (actually a relay would be more
reliable). You can even get ingenious and 'patch' repeaters together
on-the-fly!
--
Jim Barbour
WD8CHL
> > > Washington D.C.-
> > > It was announced today that Kellogg's and the Federal
> > > Communications Commission have signed a pact to
> > > issue Amateur Radio Licenses on specially marked
> > > boxes of Corn Flakes.
heh-sure t
same information on more then one frequency from the same or several
sites, it's called multi-casting or multi-site.
When you link two different repeaters together, it is NOT simulcast.
Bill, I think you've got a great opportunity to put together a sweet
linked system!
--
Jim Barbour
WD8CHL
Happy Holidays, de KA2AJH Jim
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Ralph Hogan
Sent: Wednesday, December 20, 2006 7:20 PM
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [Repeater-Builder] GE Mastr II Station
Hey Bill,
I pull
audio for receive. I don't
know anything about that radio, so I can't tell you where to get audio,
but there should be a low-level audio of some sort on the accessory
connector. If it doesn't have one, or there's no audio there, you'll
have to dig into the manual and f
Did you look into the Hamtronics Preamp with helicals? www.hamtronics.com
<http://www.hamtronics.com/> .
I have used the older one in the past it they worked well.
73 JIM KA2AJH
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of VE3ID
Sent: Saturday, De
annel elements. I think there
may have even been a 4-channel version.
Also CTCSS should not have any effect on any of that, other then they
probably have a CG disable circuit, which in commercial service it is
required to listen carrier squelch briefly before tx'ing. It likely will
toggle rx into CSQ, then back to normal after tx is keyed.
--
Jim Barbour
WD8CHL
early with dancing paws on the keyboard.
ROFLMAO!
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WD8CHL
Kris Kirby wrote:
> On Tue, 26 Dec 2006, Jim B. wrote:
>> Actually, that sounds like standard 2-channel, 4-wire tone remote
>> operation to me, where it's required to listen to both channels all
>> the time. Is there 2 rx's in this box or just one? If just one,
Happy Holidays to the group! Is there anyone out there that is
stocking Mastr II parts, like the Mobile PA's for a reasonable price?
I used my last one yesterday and Dayton is still down the road.
Thanks JIM KA2AJH
Effective January 8th Adelphia/Time Warner will be gone. My new contact
information is:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Jim Cicirello
181 Stevens Street
Wellsville, New York 14895
585-593-4655 Home
716-498-3500 Cell
Steve,
I went into all my Yahoo Groups to include Repeater-Builder and changed by
E-Mail address already. Just took the one off and added the G-Mail. Will
that take alright? I have heard G-mail is good.
73 Jim KA2AJH
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ack again, in a
> cost effective manner.?
It's strictly a question of audio levels in the patch between the two.
Make sure you have the right level going from each rx to each tx to
properly drive them, and the transmitters will take care of making it
the right deviation
--
Jim Barbour
WD8CHL
nge loose wires are +12V
input to the radio, not speaker out. But I don't remember the colors of
the wires inside the control cable.
--
Jim Barbour
WD8CHL
f 1/4 wave acceptable?
>
> Doug - GM7SVK
If the cavities are tuned correctly, and have no internal issues, those
cables lengths are irrelevant, except for losses.
If the length _is_ a factor, then either the cavities are tuned wrong,
or they have a problem.
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WD8CHL
lit rx instead.
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WD8CHL
ll want to pull the wideband rx's when they start putting people on
adjacent freqs.
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WD8CHL
N9WYS wrote:
> http://www.hamband.com/html/the_ham_band.html
> Catchy tune, though!
I just keep wondering why all these 'ham radio' tunes are always
country ...|cP
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Jim Barbour
WD8CHL
g, but would like to
> have the manual to go with it any help?
>
> Thanks, Dick W8AKR
Go to:
<http://www.dheco.com/>
I expect you'll find a manual there.
You won't find a full schematic. The full schematic has never been
published.
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WD8CHL
Hi Guys,
I can use a little advice on hooking a TS32 to a Mastr II. I am using
a new TS32 for encode only on the Mastr II TX. I have injected it into
the exciter where the stock encoder went, pin 2 on the exciter which
is adjustable with the CTCSS Pot on the Mastr II Exciter. I am using
203.5 Hz a
skipp025 wrote:
>> "Jim B." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Umm-I got a question-are you converting the rx to narrowband?
>
> The receiver does both wide and narrow band scan with programming
> so it hears both band-widths/modes.
Gotcha.
>> Otherw
local government, and other
land mobile like business and manufacturing, on VHF and UHF, have until
2013. I just can't remember off the top of my head whether it's the
beginning of '13 or the end.
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Looking for a KLN6209A reed on 94.8 Hz.
Or will at K10008B work in its place.
Pls contact me direct at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Jim, K8COP
Still looking for a reed.
Jim, K8COP
will do any
> better.
>
> Mathew
How about taking the L.O./multiplier board(s) out of a 66 and swap 'em
into the 56?
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WD8CHL
o better than -110 dBm. So
>>> this is the reason I want to try a 66 split and see if it will do any
>>> better.
>>>
>>> Mathew
>> How about taking the L.O./multiplier board(s) out of a 66 and swap 'em
>> into the 56?
>>
>> --
>&g
George,
Can you CC me, as I would like to have that information also? I have one to
take apart also.
73 JIM KA2AJH
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Sent: Saturday, January 13, 2007 12:25 PM
so how is
the battery configured on say a 70 amp switching supply?
Thanks JIM KA2AJH
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Sent: Sunday, January 14, 2007 12:10 PM
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Repeater-Builder
ght CTCSS
tone, it stays open until the signal goes away. If you drop tone, it'll
stay open indefinitely, until you drop carrier.
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WD8CHL
skipp025 wrote:
> Re: Reverse Burst Comments (Com Spec RB-1)
>
> If you add a circuit like the Com Spec RB-1 board to the ty
I'm about to go off the air, close now'.
Digital squelch (CDCSS, or DPL in Motorola terms, DCG for GE folks)
sends a short burst of 133hz tone for the same purpose-to let the
decoder know that the transmission is over and to close.
And everything I saw had Motorola's original R/B at 120 degrees, not 270.
But as someone wise once said, "I could be wrong."
--
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WD8CHL
ectory when they were told NOT to.
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WD8CHL
nfigured to react to a reverse burst. I
> don't know of any special circuitry in a tone decoder that makes it
> more susceptible to a reverse burst than a normal tone decoder.
>
> 73 - Jim W5ZIT
The cheaper decoders that don't have good 'talk-off' immunity will
Eric Lemmon wrote:
> 1 - Narrow Band
Note that narrow-band in this case is the 'old' narrowband, ie, 15Khz
spacing, not the current narrowband that's half that.
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