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Manual Request
Jeff Weinberg W8CQ
Hello Listmembers,
I am in need for a set of manuals for a GE MASTR II UHF mobile unit. Can anyone supply me with the GE part numbers so I can order a set of manuals. Also, if someone would be willing to get me a copy or let me copy one at Dayton, I would be willing to pay all associated costs. Thanks in advance, Jeff Weinberg W8CQ w8cq@... |
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Re: Yaesu/ICOM Info
critic
I own a vxr5000 uhf if you buy one make sure the tune it to the area of
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operation you want it for mine was to be used in the 460 area and the factory tuned it to the 450 area also they osilate to sertain hand helds while you are next to them like u-16 and midland u-16 hts. ----- Original Message -----
From: <SS409SS@...> To: <Repeater-builder@...> Sent: Saturday, May 08, 1999 1903 Subject: Re: [Repeater-builder] Yaesu/ICOM Info From: SS409SS@...writes: to buy one of these, but have little info on them.map it out. I will do so soon so please drop me a line.. Tnx Richy |
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6M repeater radios for sale
rwf
I have a duplexed Motorola Mitrek 6 M repeater for sale. I think it is
about a 75 watt unit, but may be more. It is already packed so I can't look at it to tell. It is already on frequency: 53.09/52.09, has squelch control and plug ready to play with a Link Comm Controller. This radio is $125.00 I also have a 100 watt Duplexed GE MASTR II repeater-mobile for sale. It is also on 53.09/52.09. It will do better than 130 watts into a dummy load, but I always ran it at about 60-70 watts. I believe it still has the Link Comm plug on it as well. If you have or make a duplexer, you can use it as a single site machine $1100.00 To go with this, I have another Mastr II with a low split/low band receiver with *Noise Blanker* (Ask Chris if you want to know what to do with this). I believe the TX in the unit is VHF. I want $60.00 for this unit. Teamed with the other unit, this makes up the 6 M part of a split system with a really hot receiver. The Mitrek will be at Dayton, and I will bring the MASTR IIs if there is interest. You can Email me here until Wednesday night. After that I'll be busy at Dayton but you can send me a short Email to my wireless Email at 7647836@.... I will try to reply right back. By phone you can reach me at 404-915-8730. At Dayton, you might try 442.800 + PL 103.5 I may also have some GE 10 meter gear available too. Ask me. Ralph N4NEQ |
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Re: Yaesu/ICOM Info
In a message dated 5/9/99 12:58:24 AM !!!First Boot!!!, k4hr@... writes:
<< Looking for use feedback on Yaesu VXR-5000 and ICOM IC-RP1510. Looking to buy one of these, but have little info on them. 73's Lew K4hr@... >> I own a Yaesu vxr-5000, its been on the air for 3 years with an rc-96 controller and works perfectly. The site (my home) sucks but the repeater never missed a beat. I highly recommend them. The warranty is three years, easy to interface to controllers and is fully programmable and comes with encode/decode of pl tones. Someone asked me for a diagram of the hookup, whoever it was please let me know. I have been having trouble with a new arrival in our home (child #2) she is very sick so I havent had time to map it out. I will do so soon so please drop me a line.. Tnx Richy |
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Re: GE DC CONTROL CARD
Duane Hall
The information you need is in GE manual number LBI4490. Unfortunately, I
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don't have the manual here, just the index. Duane ----- Original Message -----
From: Brent DeSalvo KF4TNP <Bug1@...> To: <repeater@...>; <repeater-builder@...>; <ge@...> Sent: Saturday, May 08, 1999 1:27 PM Subject: [Repeater-builder] GE DC CONTROL CARD From: Brent DeSalvo KF4TNP <Bug1@...> |
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GE DC CONTROL CARD
Brent DeSalvo KF4TNP
Looking For information on the GE DC CONTROL CARD Number
PL19D417382G7 Rev. A that can be e-mailed to me. The Info that i am Looking for is the jumper configuration for the audio routing etc. Brent DeSalvo (KF4TNP) Grid Square: EM65 ICQ UIN# : 17430698 Mailto:bug1@... |
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Re: M2 current draw
John T. Berry
Our MII draws around 200 mA. I don't know if that is typical or not.
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Re: M2 current draw
k4yd
Thanks for the help. I forgot to mention that I do not already have a Ge
radio. I am looking to upgrade from a VHF Engineering machine before going to a mountain top. Does anyone have any suggestions. I need good temperature stability and low current draw. I wanted to use a converted GE or Motorola, but I didn't want to got through the trouble to convert a UHF micor so I decided on the GE. I guess a Mitrek would also fit my needs. Could a pair of micors be used while still keeping low current draw? If the Ge or Motorola wont work any suggestions of something else. 443.675/448.675 Goodview, VA k4yd jimmy |
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Re: M2 current draw
T.E. Butler
k4yd wrote:
Hi there. As for as the current draw on idle with the MasterII. You can drastically reduce the standby current draw by disabling the audio amplifier circuitry on terminal strip P904. Simply remove the 10v source to this circuit. You may add a volume control with a switch or leave it disabled all together. You current draw then will be way less than 100 ma. I don't remember exactly, but around 50 to 60 ma. Good luck on your project. 73's de N5KWN, Tom in Conroe, Texas. |
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Re: M2 current draw
Carl Di Paolo
k4yd wrote:
not the best rx for this use.... kiss a good .2 amp and add another .1 amp for the transmitter multiplier chain... yes it takes current in rx mode... we had a guy completely rebuild one with a sleep method to get it down under 50 mills.... but it was a major tech project using all winter. 73 carl w7exh |
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Re: M2 current draw
edriddle
i looked in my manual and did not find that info. i suggest you connect the
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receiver and measure it... gud luck ed n4ale At 10:03 PM 5/7/99 -0400, you wrote:
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Re: GE Master Exec II Combo
Ray Vaughan
At 01:47 AM 5/7/99 PDT, you wrote:
From: " " <dx_ing@...>Are you sure that's the combo code? It's not clicking for me. I have a table here: That's for the desktop stations. I'm not sure what type yours is. Ray J. Vaughan, MS, CBTE KD4BBM ray@... |
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Re: GE Master Exec II Combo
Duane Hall
Master Exec II Vehicular Repeater
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M Mech Package Mastr II Trunk Mount Combination V System Voltage +12 V (Neg Ground) R Control Prioritizing 1 Power Output 0 - .9 Watts 6 Chan Spacing 30 KHz H Freq Range 150.8 - 174 MHz S Option None Combination Manual LBI30830 Transmitter Manual LBI30815 Receiver Manual LBI30055 System Board LBI30827 Logic Board Manual LBI30824 Tone Manual LBI4870 Type 90 Manual LBI30814 Hope this helps, Duane ----- Original Message -----
From: <dx_ing@...> To: <Repeater-builder@...> Sent: Friday, May 07, 1999 4:47 AM Subject: Re: [Repeater-builder] GE Master Exec II Combo From: " " <dx_ing@...> |
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Re: GE Master Exec II Combo
Duane Hall
Master Exec II Vehicular Repeater
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M Mech Package Mastr II Trunk Mount Combination V System Voltage +12 V (Neg Ground) R Control Prioritizing 1 Power Output 0 - .9 Watts 6 Chan Spacing 30 KHz H Freq Range 150.8 - 174 MHz S Option None Combination Manual LBI30830 Transmitter Manual LBI30815 Receiver Manual LBI30055 System Board LBI30827 Logic Board Manual LBI30824 Tone Manual LBI4870 Type 90 Manual LBI30814 ----- Original Message -----
From: <dx_ing@...> To: <Repeater-builder@...> Sent: Friday, May 07, 1999 4:47 AM Subject: Re: [Repeater-builder] GE Master Exec II Combo From: " " <dx_ing@...> |
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Re: GE Master Exec II Combo
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"Correction to my last messaged." The radio was a GE Master EXEC II radio
combo number MVR16hs not a GE Master II radio. Again any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks again, _______________________________________________________________ Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit |
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