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Thanks for the input,will keep digging around. 73 Doug VE6ZH ----------

Looking for two Motorola T1504A duplexers anybody have some around for say trade etc..please let me know asap vie direct e-mail thank you Brent

The MCX 100 uses a prom, (program once read many) if I remember correctly. It was programmed by the old suitcase programmer. There is a man who has a board he sell that will program them and the

Try bat labs http://www.batlabs.com/mcx1000.html tom n8ies "Charles D. Miller" wrote:

If it is like most resent Motorola radios, It takes Software, RSS, and Programming Cables. We do not have these in our shop, but have MCS2000, Spectra's, SABER's, MTS2000, and many more. All Require

How are the Motorola Mcx100&1000 programmed?I have run on to several,would like to find out how it is done. TNX Doug VE6ZH

Does anybody have a copy of the GE MASTER II BASE STATION system board diagram it is GE P/N: LBI-4791 that can be sent via e-mail directly? Thank you, Brent

the mcx 1000 is a pc program and the 100 I think is a chip it's been a long time BRAIN FAD or C.R.S can't remember shit

Yes, I have had several of these in the past. I didn't find them very reliable. The eprom just seems to go south after a few months and would have to send $40 for a new one. First it would go buggy

John, I suggest you send at least one more e-mail (maybe a "forward" of your first?), then, as your last e-mail, ask "is anybody home?". It took me three e-mails to get a response from one 2-way

Does anyone have any experience with an RC-99 controller? Found a Web site and requested information - http://members.aol.com/_ht_a/jimcny/RC-99.html (Jim Hughes N2HQI) - but haven't received a

Under the heading of good timing... The March 1999 73 Magazine has info on 10GHz. In "Above & Beyond" "10 Hgz fun, 1999 update, part 2: The Gunn diode modulator power supply" Looks like you may

If you can obtain a line-of-sight path between two sites, the 10 GHz gunnplexers provide a very nice method of bi-directional linking. They are by their nature capable of full-duplex operation. Add

Kevin, Yes, the RUS ( Receive Unsquelch Sensor ) is the better one to use. It works with the Channel Guard Decoder ( PL for the Motorola terminology ). It comes out of the Audio Squelch Board on Pin

Hi All, I have a couple of 10GHz gunplexers sitting in my radio room that have not been used for anything, at the moment. I brought them at Dayton a few years ago, and wanted to use them for

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Patrick Nicholson wrote:

I guess that might have been me, Kevin. I use the RX mute line for the COS signal. Here is my reasoning.... The CAS signal goes high anytime the receiver is active. In other words, if you are

Kevin K. Custer W3KKC wrote: CAS is the 'first' one in line. Carrier Activity Sense. It follows the receiver regardless of CTCSS/CDCSS. J932 pin 18 is one reference I have in my notes. I think that is

To link a few sites you will do i little engineering. 1.) Will the site coverages overlap? 2.) How will the sites be interconnected? ( RF/Phone/Microwave) 3.) How much are you will to spend? If