our repeater is a master pro and it has been in service for over three
years with no problems. did find some tubes for it and have them on hand
but like i said no problems. we did reduce the power supply voltage so we
didnt have to worry about the duty cycle. have procured a ge master II and
intend to convert it to repeater service and use the nlhc plug in
controller. just hope this one is as good as the master pro. will not get
rid of the master pro though 73 ed n4ale
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At 06:41 PM 3/8/99 -0500, you wrote:
From: "Tony Lelieveld" <tonymar@...>
Hi all.
I am in the market for a new controller for my GE-MASTR progress line
repeater. Yeah I know, it has two tubes in it but the darn thing just won't
quit and I still like it. Presently I'm using the RLC-1000 ctlr. Can't say
anything wrong of it. For it's cost and functions it is a good deal.
However, I need to expand and I know everyone has their own favorite brand
ctrlr etc.
What I would like to get some reaction on, especially from people who
have used different ctrlrs, is... the way different ctrlrs are programmed.
I'm somewhat familiar with the S-Com 7K and the ACC RC-96. I am not
familiar at all with the programming structure of "Link" ctrlrs. S-com 7K
ctrlrs seem extremely flexible due to their macro structure with which, it
seems, just about everything is possible. Are the "Link" ctrlrs as flexible
as the S-Com 7K? If your biased toward one or the other...fine..but give me
your honest opinion.
Thanks for any replies ..... VE3DWI
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