Jon Pearl W4ABC
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From: Chukgleasn@... <Chukgleasn@...> To: Repeater-builder@... <Repeater-builder@...>; Repeaters@... <Repeaters@...> Date: Sunday, March 21, 1999 6:06 PM Subject: [Repeater-builder] A Challenge.. From: Chukgleasn@...Parts, then the PC board is $15. (I know, I'm starting to sound like the ham whofor the connectors! Guilty as charged!!!)How about it? The Mitrek has no "pork shop" (circulator);is a single board design; has fewer components. The "Micor" may well have been Motorolover's last "hurrah." The radio was expensive and probably over built for the times. Long ago when the Japanese started kicking our collective asses, Motorolover had to make some tough decisions. The answer came in the form of radios like the Mitrek and beyond. Makes a good remote base or linking radio, but there are so many other designs (READ Micor) out there more suitable for repeater service, why bother with looking for something different for the sake of something different? Later radios, Prom and RSS programmable's are neat, but the added expense involved for the sake of building up a single channel repeater can't be justified in my mind. Now if you had plans for a frequency/PL agile remote base, then something of this flavor, might just be your cup of tea. Jon Pearl W4ABC _________________________________________________________ "The people will not understand the importance of the Second Amendment until it is too late." -- Thomas Jefferson What's the next newer GE model? Come on, guys, let's get with it!!until someone posts " I woulda done it this way with a Fahrvergnugen F16 mobile, |