That's what I was trying to do.
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I got this to work before but now, no joy. I am using CE8 software, have the
correct cable, and an older DOS PC. I get either a box saying there was
communication problems or it quickly flashes "Done!" but hasn't actually read
the repeater. Is there some special trick I have forgotten?
26 acres would be equal to a square 1064 feet to a side. If this was perfectly
square and you had a portable at opposite corners, the maximum distance
situation, they would be 1500 feet apart. If you put a repeater in the exact
center, the greatest range would then be 750 feet. Buildings would c
Anyone have for sale, or know where I can find a manual for the EFJ 8571?
Thanks
I think this comes down to personal preference. I know a lot of folks who will
argue that one or the other is "better" but they both do what they are supposed
to do. Some say there are a lot of falsing issues with PL and that DPL doesn't
false. In actual use, I have heard both false. Some say th
Actually, that's not goofy at all. Quite common, actually to step up the
rectified line voltage, then step it down again. I have encountered the same
problem with out of production parts. Seems there are folks who attempt to buy
up remaining quantities of obsolete parts and re sell them at a pre
I can't find anything in the manual about. I'm not even sure it responds to
reverse burst. Any one with TP-163 experience?
Thanks for the useful info. Very interesting. On a somewhat similar topic, we
ran into a situation where the local Motorola shop sold a local entity a
repeater and several portables using a DPL code that only certain models of
Motorola have. We checked every Kenwood, Vertex, and even some other
ee phase shift, and
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> 73, Eric Lemmon WB6FLY
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n't be bothered to create a CTCSS
> encoder that could be switched between the two reverse-burst formats, so
> they just ignored the problem.
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> 73, Eric Lemmon WB6FLY
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I am trying to get a repeater going using a 38A and find that it doesn't send
reverse burst. I thought I saw that it did in the manual but upon looking
again, all I see is where it responds to reverse burst. Does anyone know for
sure if it is supposed to send reverse burst? If so, how do I get i
I have a 38A and don't know the password. I have tried sending a DTMF digit for
15 seconds, shorting pins 3, 4 on the RS232 jack, and removed the EPROM and re
inserted after reading that this worked. Now, it seems brain dead and won't
even respond to RS232 input.
Does anyone know a foolproof way
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