PAC RT mean JOB SECURITY for radio repair techs !
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Chris Robinson wrote:
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> I always found their selection of radios to be a bit odd until about 10
> years ago. For a while they would use the GE system in the car and a
> motorola for other systems, but
Probably better I not disclose too much... but some
extenders are "always listening" and a certain sequence
of the right codes and activity on the extender's portable
will remotely enable (turn on) the extender operation.
The Officer/Operator can enable the extender/repeater unit
from a remo
Actually, I would prefer the parn/neutral safety switch, as the door
could be opened then closed to spit or something, and the VRS would be
activated.
This is unless they always left the door open when they were out of the
vehicle (a safety issue).
Joe M.
Milt wrote:
> Nice, and easier than t
Nice, and easier than the app where the PAC or VRS was wired to the PARK
switch on the vehicle transmission.
Milt
N3LTQ
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From: "wd8chl"
To: off-topic into how it works and how
it's used.
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> OH Turnpike solved the 'radio not in the charger' problem by wiring the
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T and also as a mobile with
>> amp but not as a repeater.
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>> Hope this helps a little
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>> Andy
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>> From: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
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thank you for the useful info!
i guess i can make my own vehicular repeater from two spectras and a portable
duplexer...thank you very much!
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, "skipp025" wrote:
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> Re: what pac-rt means
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> > "George" wrote:
> > thank you! that means that the se
Re: what pac-rt means
> "George" wrote:
> thank you! that means that the setup has no repeater
> device built in. just a switch that enables external
> repeater (different device)
Yes, and in some cases the switch is an option on the
main radio, Convertacom or via a plane-jane switch mount
ope this helps a little
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eater.
Hope this helps a little
Andy
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Sent: Saturday, October 24, 2009 7:22 AM
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Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Re: what pac-rt means
thank you fo
thank you for the replay!
my question is: i have the cradle NTN1340C the mts2000 800mhz inside, NTN1325B
unit with the power amplifier inside, the RF relay that switches between PTT of
the microphone (TX-RX). now the cradle has a switch under the radio it says
PAC-RT on and off...what does it me
PAC-RT = Portable Area Communications - Repeater
http://www.repeater-builder.com/motorola/manuals/PAC-RT-H13TTY3110A_68P81010C06-B.pdf
Tony
: [Repeater-Builder] Re: what pac-rt means
I'm guessing that the "AC" stands for "Area Coverage" but I'd like to know
what the "P" "R" and "T" mean.
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It was my first reply.
Joe M.
Eric Lemmon wrote:
> Has anyone answered the original poster's question? I believe that he
> wanted to know what the term "PAC-RT" means. Somehow, this thread got
> off-topic into how it works and how it's used.
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> 73, Eric Lemmon WB6FLY
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My agency's problem was a little different.
We operate on a conventional UHF repeater system.
At the time we had Micor mobiles.
Call would go out for a crash.
First unit in would be taking to dispatch fine.
Pulls his portable and is talking to dispatch through the PAC-R/T and the radio
in HIS c
He wanted to know what it did, not what it stood for.
Chuck
WB2EDV
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Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: what pac-rt means
> Eric Lemmon wrote:
>> Has anyone answered the original po
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Eric Lemmon wrote:
> Has anyone answered the original poster's question? I believe that he
> wanted to know what the term "PAC-RT" means. Someho
Eric Lemmon wrote:
> Has anyone answered the original poster's question? I believe that he
> wanted to know what the term "PAC-RT" means. Somehow, this thread got
> off-topic into how it works and how it's used.
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> 73, Eric Lemmon WB6FLY
Can't tell what it means without describing how it works
Has anyone answered the original poster's question? I believe that he
wanted to know what the term "PAC-RT" means. Somehow, this thread got
off-topic into how it works and how it's used.
73, Eric Lemmon WB6FLY
That’s a typical problem with the PAC-RT and other mobile repeater systems…
From: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com On Behalf Of dmur...@verizon.net
Had a problem with the PAC-RTs when I worked in Virginia for the State Police.
Most of the officers did not put the portable in the charger so w
Skipp's statement can also be rephrased as "you're life depends on low
bid"...
Mark - N9WYS
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> > I always found their selection of radios to be a bit
> > odd until about 10 years ago. Fo
ok guys...cut the bla...bla help is needed here:ok, now how to make it work for
me? i have msf5000 working with my spectra and
mts2000. does the mts2000 need to be programmed to work with the mtva, second:
if i use another handheld GTX how do i program the mtva to work together with
the mts2000 G
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Subject: Re: RE: [Repeater-Builder] Re: what pac-rt means
Andy, if I remember correctly I think the counter only went to 10. After that
well I would hope there were not more that 10 officers at any one scene.
Probably different is CA.
David
Oct 23, 2009 06
> "Nate Duehr" wrote:
> How did the units know when the officers left the scene?
> By them putting the HT back in the charger I assume?
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> Pretty smart plan, actually. Neat.
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> I take it if they forgot or tossed it on the seat when taking
> off, they could be cut off from comm until the
> Andy, if I remember correctly I think the counter only
> went to 10. After that well I would hope there were not
> more that 10 officers at any one scene.
> Probably different is CA.
> David
10 was the number put on paper by a few manufactures.
The max vehicular repeater queue amount depen
> on the CA CHP system if you listen on 154.905 you will
> clearly hear the beep as they exit their car
Called the "lock tone".
> ...it is also a great way of keeping track of CHP cars
> which are close to you since all of the traffic they
> receive on their low-band radios is rebroadcast on
How did the units know when the officers left the scene? By them
putting the HT back in the charger I assume?
Pretty smart plan, actually. Neat.
I take it if they forgot or tossed it on the seat when taking
off, they could be cut off from comm until they stuffed it back
in the charger, or was t
ok, now how to make it work for me? i have msf5000 working with my spectra and
mts2000. does the mts2000 need to be programmed to work with the mtva, second:
if i use another handheld GTX how do i program the mtva to work together with
the mts2000 GTX and spectra so that the msf5000 can hear at
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Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: what pac-rt means
Had a problem with the PAC-RTs when I worked in Virginia for the State Police.
Most of the officers did not put the portable in the charger so when more than
one
> Just to be clear the "drop" is planned, it is designed
> so that when multiple cars are on the same scene only
> one of them has a PAC-RT in operation, otherwise it would
> be a zoo-so the drop is really the synchronization of
> multiple PAC-RTs,
The drop is a receiver "sample window
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