[Repeater-Builder] Mototrbo System Owners

Hi All, I know this may not be the place to post this but most of us repeater builders use the very beneficial repeater builder reflector to get the word out. Here is a web site we all can post system information for the new DMR Digital Mototrbo systems being built for ham radio. The web site

[Repeater-Builder] Mototrbo HAM GPS

Has anybody been successful in running Mototrbo GPS and stream it into the APRS network. We are building a HAM network and this would be really neat if its possible. Mike Mike Mullarkey K7PFJ 6886 Sage Ave Firestone, Co 80504 303-954-9695 Home 303-954-9693 Home Office & Fax 303-718

[Repeater-Builder] Mototrbo and APRS

I lost the email I had from the guys in Iowa and California that is running the Mototrbo over APRS. Mike Mullarkey K7PFJ 6886 Sage Ave Firestone, Co 80504 303-954-9695 Home 303-954-9693 Home Office & Fax 303-718-8052 Cellular

[Repeater-Builder] MotoTRBO

I forgot who in California is putting up some trbo ham repeaters. If you could contact me off the list, we have traction here in Colorado to install a few ham repeaters as well using digital. Mike Mike Mullarkey K7PFJ 6886 Sage Ave Firestone, Co 80504 303-954-9695 Home 303-954-9693

[Repeater-Builder] MOTOTRBO Field Service Bulletins

I have just uploaded to the Files section of this Group five FSBs (Field Service Bulletins) that pertain to MotoTrbo equipment. Of particular importance is FSB10163, which addresses the correct procedure to follow when upgrading the firmware in XPR repeaters, mobiles, and portables. Those readers

[Repeater-Builder] MOTOTRBO XPR8300 Repeater

I have created a MOTOTRBO folder in the Files section of this group, and have already added some useful documents. There are catalog sheets for XPR repeaters, mobiles, and portable radios, as well as listings of service manuals and accessories. One of the surprising facts that I found while perus

Re: [Repeater-Builder] Mototrbo Repeater Question

While on the subject of Mototrbo, I finally had time to "play" with our demo repeater. Am I safe to assume the Mototrbo repeater will pass all digital voice transmissions as long as the color code is the same? As long as there are two portables or mobiles with the same group list within range

Re: [Repeater-Builder] Mototrbo Simplex Operation Answered

Paul Metzger wrote: > Yes, the Motorbo radios can operate simplex on both Analog & Digital. > Text messaging, non-intrusive radio checks, call logs, call alerts > etc . . all work simplex as well. Just remember, the repeater > handles the two time slots (two virtual voice channels at the same

[Repeater-Builder] Mototrbo Simplex Operation Answered

Yes, the Motorbo radios can operate simplex on both Analog & Digital. Text messaging, non-intrusive radio checks, call logs, call alerts etc . . all work simplex as well. Just remember, the repeater handles the two time slots (two virtual voice channels at the same time), when the repeater goe

[Repeater-Builder] Mototrbo

> Not trying to be a spoil-sport, but since Mototrbo isn't a "documented > public protocol" doesn't it fall under the "encrypted" transmission > rules, and wouldn't be allowed in the Amateur bands? Actually, Mototrbo is based on a European digital standard using TDMA. Motorola is selling it