On Thu, 19 Aug 2004 07:50:15 -0500, Ed Folta wrote:
>I have an inventory of 1500 and 1600 among others.
> Interested parties contact me at
Whole units Ed, or parts as well?
Tedd Doda, VE3TJD
Lazer Audio and Electronics
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ugust 18, 2004 8:24
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Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Wanted
Radio Communications Service Monitor
I have both the 1500S and the 1200S and my
favorite is still the 1500S. I guess that's just because I have had it
so long and I'm used to it. The 1500S is very h
On Wed, 18 Aug 2004 21:24:24 -0400, Joe wrote:
>If the CRT tube finally goes, I understand that there may
>not be a replacement available for it.
That's definitely NOT good news. Mine is getting
weak (have to turn out most of the lights in
the shop to use it).
>I did fix the power supply in o
I have both the 1500S and the 1200S and my favorite is still
the 1500S. I guess that's just because I have had it so long and
I'm used to it. The 1500S is very heavy, the 1200S is much easier
to carry around.
BUT, here is the caveat, the 1500S is started to die a slow death.
The attenuator is
Try the Motorola R-2600 This is a great box I use one daily in my job as
a two way radio tech. It will tune cavities encode DTMF, PL, DPL,
2-tone. I have the R-2600C/HS model which has cellular options (don't
waste your money with that I have never used it) and the HS is high
stability oscillator t
Hi Roger:
If what you are after is a service monitor to tune cavities and
service amateur equipment, then the IFR 1500 might be a bit much.
This box was intended for cellular and trunked system servicing as
well and carried a price tag to match (a fully tricked out new
'1500S used to go for around
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