Yes, I have to agree. I have been doing business since with ICM
since the late sixties - never had any problems.
One time, ICM didn't have the circuit diagram for a particular
GE Mastr-Pro transmitter I needed a crystal for so, I fotocopied
my manual diagram and parts list and sent i
I have had ICM do all of my crystals with no problem at all. 6-8 pairs
for races, 3 for the local club and 2 pair for myself.
but those were all Motorola elements and not GE. but to be on frequency
from day 1 to the end .. PRICELESS
bob
On Wed, 01 Sep 2004 18:11:05 -0700 Bob Dengler
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At 9/1/2004 05:57 PM, you wrote:
>from several vendors for around $3 each. Yeah, I wince every time I
>have to spend $100 to set up a new repeater, but I know it is going to
>be on-frequency, all the time!
>
>73, Eric Lemmon WB6FLY
I only had ICM compensate a Mastr II ICOM for me once. Drifted
Ben,
A MICOR channel element is much more than just a crystal; it is a
"system," to use a fashionable noun.
In order to maintain the very close frequency tolerances required of
base stations and repeaters, Motorola started with a very high-quality
crystal that met some exacting specifications, an
Ok ...
Benjamin Naber wrote:
>
> thanks Neil - and my mistake
>
> I am wanting to build one (or somethin similar to)
> for the 146MHz area.
>
> With that in mind of buying a used one - do they
> have an adjustable wide range? Or is it like the
> others that have the fundamental cryta
thanks Neil - and my mistake
I am wanting to build one (or somethin similar to)
for the 146MHz area.
With that in mind of buying a used one - do they
have an adjustable wide range? Or is it like the
others that have the fundamental crytal with some
components like a cap or inductor to fine adj
You didn't specify what frequency band you are thinking about.
Re the 150 MHz band:
Transmitter - all multiplication is external and after the modulator.
Receiver - the output is three times the crystal frequency.
Is usually much simpler to locate a used one - usually cheaper too.
Hey all,
Is there a way a guy can build his own Micor channel
element? What is the Fout of the element- is it a
fundamental freq that is multiplied externally in the
exciter or receiver?
73 de KB9LFZ, ~Ben
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