Our club recently received a Motorola C-73CXB-1106A that was purported to be a
repeater. Actually we were told it was a C-73RXB-3106BT, but this is what we
received (govt surplus, so ya don't always get what you expect!).
Can someone give me an idea what we have? It was paired with a set of Si
C - Cabinet Model
7 - 110W
3 - 100-399 MHz (Most likely around 142-150 MHz in your case)
CX - MSF5000
B - 120VAC powered
1 - Programmable Squelch
1 - 20/25/30 kHz channel spacing
0 - 1 CH
6 - Tone Remote Controls
A - Revision 'A'
Joe M.
Clarke, Tom VX-20 OPS wrote:
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> Our club recently received
Tom,
The MSF5000 Instruction Manual 6881092E05 has the answers:
C = Compa-Station cabinet
7 = 125 watt PA
3 = 132-174 MHz
CX = MSF5000 digital-capable station
B = 120 VAC operation
1 = Carrier Squelch
1 = 25 kHz channels
0 = Always 0
6 = Tone Remote Control
A = Version Number, most often is A or
Civil Air Patrol Wide offset maybe CAP uses 140 area as repeater input and
149-150 area RX probably is my guess.
MH
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> Civil Air Patrol Wide offset maybe CAP uses 140 area as repeater input and
> 149-150 area RX probably is my guess.
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