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Re: 6790/GM firmware for the Z80 version A6A2 ?
If Phill is making it all is good and it should work, I am the only one that knows all the software because I have all the master after RACAL gave them to me and I controlled them when I worked there, they dumped the whole HF line at the same time and went to Scope Shield Radios.
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From: "Dan Rae via groups.io" <danrae@...> To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [RacalRadio] 6790/GM firmware for the Z80 version A6A2 ? Date: Sat, 21 Sep 2024 15:25:18 -0700 On 9/21/2024 2:26 PM, gewingerd@... wrote: Dan,Thanks Gary for that list.? 1600305 was being offered by Phill for the Z80 version A6A2 board in one of his earlier adverts. I'll stick with my F8 board since that has the 1/10/100 Hz tuning steps firmware which I find much more friendly and pleasant to use. Regards, Dan |
Re: 6790/GM firmware for the Z80 version A6A2 ?
On 9/21/2024 2:26 PM, gewingerd@... wrote:
Dan,Thanks Gary for that list.? 1600305 was being offered by Phill for the Z80 version A6A2 board in one of his earlier adverts. I'll stick with my F8 board since that has the 1/10/100 Hz tuning steps firmware which I find much more friendly and pleasant to use. Regards, Dan |
Re: 6790/GM firmware for the Z80 version A6A2 ?
Dan,
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The 1600305 is software for RA6793A ---------- Original Message ----------
From: "Dan Rae via groups.io" <danrae@...> To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [RacalRadio] 6790/GM firmware for the Z80 version A6A2 ? Date: Fri, 20 Sep 2024 07:46:27 -0700 On 9/19/2024 11:41 PM, gewingerd@... wrote: The 2 software's for the RS232 card were 1600207 and 1600304, I mightGary, mine has 1600304, which has the original GM tuning rates and LF extension.? I was looking for 1600305 which apparently has different tuning rates.? I suspect that if anyone has Z80 programming knowledge the 304 version could be changed.? But not by me :^) Thanks, Dan |
Re: 6790/GM firmware for the Z80 version A6A2 ?
On 9/19/2024 11:41 PM, gewingerd@... wrote:
The 2 software's for the RS232 card were 1600207 and 1600304, I might still have the files, I will checkGary, mine has 1600304, which has the original GM tuning rates and LF extension.? I was looking for 1600305 which apparently has different tuning rates.? I suspect that if anyone has Z80 programming knowledge the 304 version could be changed.? But not by me :^) Thanks, Dan |
Re: 6790/GM firmware for the Z80 version A6A2 ?
The 2 software's for the RS232 card were 1600207 and 1600304, I might still have the files, I will check
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---------- Original Message ---------- From: "vk2bea via groups.io" <vk2bea@...> To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [RacalRadio] 6790/GM firmware for the Z80 version A6A2 ? Date: Thu, 19 Sep 2024 16:32:52 -0700 On Thu, Sep 19, 2024 at 09:25 AM, Dan Rae wrote:
the later versions of the A6A2 card indeed used a Z80I stand corrected! ? |
Re: 6790/GM firmware for the Z80 version A6A2 ?
On 9/19/2024 7:23 AM, vk2bea via groups.io wrote:
Z80?? Isn't it a Fairchild F8 processor?Michael, the later versions of the A6A2 card indeed used a Z80 processor to replace the obsolete (by then) F8.? It completely imitated the original in function by order of the US military.? I have one in front of me. 73 - Dan |
Re: 6790/GM firmware for the Z80 version A6A2 ?
Z80?? Isn't it a Fairchild F8 processor?
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Michael On Wednesday, September 18, 2024 at 12:11:18 PM EDT, Dan Rae via groups.io <danrae@...> wrote:
Does anyone have? .BIN file for the 1600305 that they can share? This has the slightly better tuning rates than the 304 version I have.? I have become so used to the 1/10/100 Hz tuning rates that going back to the original military specified ones is painful. 73 - Dan ac6ao / g3ncr |
6790/GM firmware for the Z80 version A6A2 ?
Does anyone have? .BIN file for the 1600305 that they can share? This has the slightly better tuning rates than the 304 version I have.? I have become so used to the 1/10/100 Hz tuning rates that going back to the original military specified ones is painful.
73 - Dan ac6ao / g3ncr |
TRA-906 Squadcall
I have what I think is a 906 Squadcall. However, the circuit board layout is not the same, and the two power transistors attached to the side of the chassis are not there. There is not provision to fit these. Can anyone identify this radio please, or did Racal change the design part way into production.
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Re: Racal manpack models list
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On 6 Sep 2024, at 15:51, Mike via groups.io <mail@...> wrote:
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Re: Racal manpack models list
On Thu, Jan 9, 2020 at 10:46 PM, Howard Small wrote:
There is also a 4720B2. I had a few of them that were made under licence in the Phillipines. They have an inbuilt speaker and microphone which is added by replacing the front panel. I designed the front panel for the PRM4720B. I've never seen it referred to as a B2 though.
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Re: Racal manpack models list
And excellent to see the PRM4051 on the home page. The first radio I worked on when I started at Mobilcal in 1979 Memories, memories Steve On Fri, 6 Sept 2024 at 22:05, John Whitehouse via <jgjwhitehouse=[email protected]> wrote:
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Re: Racal manpack models list
Hi, I hope you don't mind my unsolicited email but I have just had a look at your web site and noted you did not show a brochure for the Racal RA3711 HF receiver. I attach a scanned copy of the brochure for you if it is of any use? Not only do I have a copy of the brochure but I also have a RA3711 receiver. I also have somewhere copies of very old Racal Communications brochures dating back to the 1960's if they may be of interest? Good web site by the way. Best regards John Whitehouse ?G6LJU
On Friday, 6 September 2024 at 09:19:44 BST, g1jwg <g1jwg@...> wrote:
Hi Terry
I don't know what Bob has done since 2004 and subsequently 2020 when the last post was made on this subject, but I've worked on it and my website at https://www.radiohistory.uk/Racallist.htm? has a comprehensive list of Racal equipment.? I see you mention manuals, is there a specific one you're looking for.
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Dave g1jwg
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Re: Racal manpack models list
Hi Terry
I don't know what Bob has done since 2004 and subsequently 2020 when the last post was made on this subject, but I've worked on it and my website at https://www.radiohistory.uk/Racallist.htm? has a comprehensive list of Racal equipment.? I see you mention manuals, is there a specific one you're looking for.
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Dave g1jwg |
Re: RA250 Handset connector
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýI believe some flavor of Dutch radios.? Got a pair of those handsets here in the clutter....? ?:D? Ira J. Moser, Owner, MECO www.meco.org (425) 788-0208 Orwell was an optimist! -------- Original message -------- From: "ZS6BV via groups.io" <zs6bv@...> Date: 8/18/24 04:26 (GMT-08:00) Subject: [RacalRadio] RA250 Handset connector Which radio models used the RA250 handset with the 10pin U77/u connector?
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