Maybe it was another manufacturer? I know some of them had longer drop
times and longer durations.
Joe M.
Chris Robinson wrote:
>
>
> I cant say absolutely that the drop was a half second, but at the time
> it sure seemed like it.I do know that the drop occurred roughly every
> few seconds.
I cant say absolutely that the drop was a half second, but at the time it
sure seemed like it.I do know that the drop occurred roughly every few
seconds. I wasnt much into radio at least not commercial to understand the
workings in detail. Now I wish I payed more attention, as it would probably
hel
Sounds like the squelch was open on the PAC if the dropout was 1/2
second. It should have only been about 50 mS (maybe less) and happen
every half second.
Joe M.
Chris Robinson wrote:
>
>
> I always found their selection of radios to be a bit odd until about 10
> years ago. For a while they
mailto:repeater-buil...@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Chris Robinson
Sent: Friday, October 23, 2009 10:11 AM
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] what pac-rt means
I always found their selection of radios to be a bit odd until about 10
years ago. For a while the
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 the two would never really synch properly
and there was always the drop out every few seconds that was only about a
half seco
A PAC-RT is essentially an HT extender that routes your HT through the
mobile radio, making the mobile radio a "repeater."
Chuck
WB2EDV
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From: "George"
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Sent: Friday, October 23, 2009 12:56 PM
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] what pac-rt means
>i have MTVA conver
Pac-rt or Pack Rats are they are called, is a low-powered repeater which
is tied to the main mobile radio in a police or fire vehicle, when the
officier leaves the vehicle he normally takes the HT, and the HT then
talks through the PAC-RT back to the base station. This was first done
where the mobi
It switches on a vehicular repeater. PAC stands for Portable Area
Coverage. I forget what the RT stands for.
Joe M.
George wrote:
> i have MTVA converta-com 800mhz with the mts2000 inside the cradle and the
> control unit NTN1325B has amplifier in it and switching RF TX-RX relay. i
> hear it c
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