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Chris, Yes we can make more RLC-3 radio cards, I will follow-up once we can get those.? Price will be at the RLCcontrollers site as I do not want to discuss business on the list. -- Allan Overcast

Chris, I will look into it.? We just finished adding a new dual pick/place assembly line to our in-house manufacturing and can make smaller batches of boards a little easier.? I will talk with my

The DSP404 controller was discontinued 7 years ago when I closed Link Communications.? When the company closed the software engineers also were released.? The last software update is available at

Allan, were software updates ever done for the DSP series of controllers? I know there is a memory leak issue on the last release I saw many years ago. We have 1 in service and would like to get the

John, Clipping of high frequencies doesn't result in their reduction. In fact - clipping of any frequency range doesn't result in their reduction, but rather a greater overall average, which is why

I'm still using a mix of Palomar Telecom, ACC and RLC units. Something wrong with the CAT? Why are you upgrading? I will say that I've had some conversations with the SCOM folks recently about

Don, I'm looking for the radio cards, not the IO cards. Chris

I believe that all (or most) multichemistry chargers have different contacts for LiIon or NiMH batteries, to preclude any issues. I know Icom BP264 and BP265 have different contact arrangements, so if

Morning Kevin,et al, I agree for the initialing radio that pre-emphasis before clipping is the way to go. My thoughts are that if it is done again, there are loss of too many highs if it is desired to

The RLC controllers work well and are very stable. I have 2 of the Club deluxe II controllers in places where they are only visited 1-2 times a year. I also have a RLC-4 that has not been touched in

Any chance for radio cards coming back for the 3, Allan? I lost several in Harvey...two of my 3s are down to two cards each now Chris WB5ITT [email protected]> wrote:

LinkComm controllers were moved to Audio Test Solutions, Inc (ATSI) several years ago.? So ATSI RLC controllers are the same as the LinkComm, I just wanted a separate company for the amateur product

John mentions the process on how he'd implement one audio processing product that is "out there".? I purposely didn't reference the AP-50 in my earlier post so people wouldn't consider the post a

Before I left Florida and moved to Tennessee I had two repeaters over AREDN mesh at two hospitals on Allstar that handled the ID and time announcements and linked the two repeaters together. Hurricane

RLC controllers from Audio Test Solutions are alive and well, full stock, shipping in days, and growing. Visit RLCCONTROLLERS.COM. Allan Overcast KF7FW Audio Test Solutions, Inc.

I have no specific knowledge of that exact model battery, but in general LI-Ion batteries must have their own chargers.? While some multi-chemistry smart chargers might get you by with some, there

Jim, I did try pins 9 & 34 first.? No luck.? I measured 620 ohm DC across those two pins so I believe I have continuity through to the audio input.? Since I'm getting a DC resistance of 620 ohms, I

LinkComm & SCom are the only ones worth looking at IMHO. Since SCom is currently out of production on their 7330, unless you're lucky enough to find a used one LinkComm is it for now.

we gave up on all of them and just use Allstar for all of ours all running on our intranet

There's an old saying about broadcast radio: The station never sounds better than the engineer's radio. Burt, K6OQK