Hi group.?
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Looking to purchase a version d CB0755001 uhf exciter if anyone is parting out a 450 to 512 unit?
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Re: Harris portable radio batteries
sorry. i mean radioreference.com
Millin
From: "Kevin Magloughlin" <krmjqo@...> To: [email protected]Sent: Friday, October 28, 2022 11:34:11 AM Subject: Re: [repeater-builder] Harris portable radio batteries
I understand the issues surrounding the nmh vs li-ion charging schemes. Thank you both for your input.?
I was hoping for a response from someone with up to date knowledge of the Harris product line and could say something like ¡°Yeah you need one of these and here is a PN and a picture so you know what it looks like.¡±
If there are any Harris guys out there, I am still looking for someone who knows something about jaguar chargers. ?Anyone? ?Buhler? ?
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Re: Harris portable radio batteries
Kevin.. head to radio resources and there is a section in the forum under Harris.. there are alot of users in there that plays with this equipment
Millin
From: "Kevin Magloughlin" <krmjqo@...> To: [email protected]Sent: Friday, October 28, 2022 11:34:11 AM Subject: Re: [repeater-builder] Harris portable radio batteries
I understand the issues surrounding the nmh vs li-ion charging schemes. Thank you both for your input.?
I was hoping for a response from someone with up to date knowledge of the Harris product line and could say something like ¡°Yeah you need one of these and here is a PN and a picture so you know what it looks like.¡±
If there are any Harris guys out there, I am still looking for someone who knows something about jaguar chargers. ?Anyone? ?Buhler? ?
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Re: Somewhat OT... imaging a hard drive...
Vintage Computing Federation?
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On Oct 30, 2022, at 10:36 AM, Bob <wa9fbo@...> wrote:
?
Speaking of which, can anyone here copy files from 5-1/4"
floppies to a CD or thumb drive? There are expensive rescue
services, but the files are of old controller software solely for
archival purposes.? I'd be eternally grateful ('eternally' meaning
12.59 years per IRS actuarial table).
73,
Bob, WA9FBO
S-COM, LLC
On 10/30/2022 8:18 AM, WJ4X Adam wrote:
Download and image GParted to a USB
drive. It's the closest modern thing to Ghost.
Best,
?? -Adam WJ4X
On 10/30/2022 5:14 AM, M M wrote:
Years ago (before Norton bought them) I used Ghost to image
hard drives
(I was doing field support for a bank).? it worked elegantly.
I could clone one drive to another (usually larger), or
creating an image file of one drive and
placing the entire image as a single file on another drive.
A company in the UK came up with a very elegant derivation of
Ghost that they called Mayfair.?
I learned about it from a friend that did field service on
CityBank ATMs about 5-10 years ago.?
His company issue thumb drive had two drive volumes on it,
when booted it came up as C (read-only) and as D (read-write).
The image file could be placed on the D: volume of the thumb
drive, on a second thumb drive, or could be written to a
blank DVD in the computer it was running on.
I am now in a situation where I could use a copy of Mayfair,
and the company seems to have evaporated.
Does anybody here have any knowledge of the company that
created Mayfair?? Or contact info??
I remember going to a web site and it was a commercial
product.
If they are gone, then is there a really good imaging program
that works as well and as elegantly as
Ghost used to be??? I know how to make a USB drive bootable
with "rufus".
Yes, this request is repeater related.?
i have laptops at each repeater site that can talk to the
local controller, be it RLC or Scom or Arcom.
Teamviewer or VNC makes it easy... And a laptop with nothing
but the OS and a remote access
program and a controller manager would have a very small
image. ?
But laptops die at inopportune times.?
I like having a "just in case" image file of the laptop at
each of the sites.? I'd love to be able to refresh
my image file just before I leave a site... just restart the
laptop from my bootable thumb drive, image
the laptop to a file on that thumb drive... when it 's done
pull the thumb drive and restart the laptop
in normal mode.? If the laptop croaks I can drop an image on a
replacement laptop and KNOW that
the new laptop has everything that the site needs...
Ideas??? Comments?
Mike WA6ILQ
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Re: Somewhat OT... imaging a hard drive...
I miss Ghost for a lot of things.
One option is Clonezilla.? Free.? Text interface over the Linux-based code.
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Re: Somewhat OT... imaging a hard drive...
Clonezilla if you want something free but it's CLi driven, Acronis True Image (if it's still around) if you don't mind paying for it as it has a nice 'pointy-clickey' interface...
https://www.acronis.com/en-us/
ymmv
Doug
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Re: Somewhat OT... imaging a hard drive...
If you can find a 5.25 IDE drive, there
are external USB drive enclosures for them. The guy that runs the
LGR channel on youtube may be of assistance, his email is clint@...
Best, ? -Adam WJ4X
On 10/30/2022 10:36 AM, Bob wrote:
toggle quoted message
Show quoted text
Speaking of which, can anyone here copy files from 5-1/4"
floppies to a CD or thumb drive? There are expensive rescue
services, but the files are of old controller software solely
for archival purposes.? I'd be eternally grateful ('eternally'
meaning 12.59 years per IRS actuarial table).
73,
Bob, WA9FBO
S-COM, LLC
On 10/30/2022 8:18 AM, WJ4X Adam
wrote:
Download and image GParted to a USB
drive. It's the closest modern thing to Ghost.
Best,
?? -Adam WJ4X
On 10/30/2022 5:14 AM, M M wrote:
Years ago (before Norton bought them) I used Ghost to image
hard drives
(I was doing field support for a bank).? it worked
elegantly.
I could clone one drive to another (usually larger), or
creating an image file of one drive and
placing the entire image as a single file on another drive.
A company in the UK came up with a very elegant derivation
of Ghost that they called Mayfair.?
I learned about it from a friend that did field service on
CityBank ATMs about 5-10 years ago.?
His company issue thumb drive had two drive volumes on it,
when booted it came up as C (read-only) and as D
(read-write).
The image file could be placed on the D: volume of the thumb
drive, on a second thumb drive, or could be written to a
blank DVD in the computer it was running on.
I am now in a situation where I could use a copy of
Mayfair, and the company seems to have evaporated.
Does anybody here have any knowledge of the company that
created Mayfair?? Or contact info??
I remember going to a web site and it was a commercial
product.
If they are gone, then is there a really good imaging
program that works as well and as elegantly as
Ghost used to be??? I know how to make a USB drive bootable
with "rufus".
Yes, this request is repeater related.?
i have laptops at each repeater site that can talk to the
local controller, be it RLC or Scom or Arcom.
Teamviewer or VNC makes it easy... And a laptop with nothing
but the OS and a remote access
program and a controller manager would have a very small
image. ?
But laptops die at inopportune times.?
I like having a "just in case" image file of the laptop at
each of the sites.? I'd love to be able to refresh
my image file just before I leave a site... just restart the
laptop from my bootable thumb drive, image
the laptop to a file on that thumb drive... when it 's done
pull the thumb drive and restart the laptop
in normal mode.? If the laptop croaks I can drop an image on
a replacement laptop and KNOW that
the new laptop has everything that the site needs...
Ideas??? Comments?
Mike WA6ILQ
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Re: Somewhat OT... imaging a hard drive...
Speaking of which, can anyone here copy files from 5-1/4"
floppies to a CD or thumb drive? There are expensive rescue
services, but the files are of old controller software solely for
archival purposes.? I'd be eternally grateful ('eternally' meaning
12.59 years per IRS actuarial table).
73,
Bob, WA9FBO
S-COM, LLC
On 10/30/2022 8:18 AM, WJ4X Adam wrote:
toggle quoted message
Show quoted text
Download and image GParted to a USB
drive. It's the closest modern thing to Ghost.
Best,
?? -Adam WJ4X
On 10/30/2022 5:14 AM, M M wrote:
Years ago (before Norton bought them) I used Ghost to image
hard drives
(I was doing field support for a bank).? it worked elegantly.
I could clone one drive to another (usually larger), or
creating an image file of one drive and
placing the entire image as a single file on another drive.
A company in the UK came up with a very elegant derivation of
Ghost that they called Mayfair.?
I learned about it from a friend that did field service on
CityBank ATMs about 5-10 years ago.?
His company issue thumb drive had two drive volumes on it,
when booted it came up as C (read-only) and as D (read-write).
The image file could be placed on the D: volume of the thumb
drive, on a second thumb drive, or could be written to a
blank DVD in the computer it was running on.
I am now in a situation where I could use a copy of Mayfair,
and the company seems to have evaporated.
Does anybody here have any knowledge of the company that
created Mayfair?? Or contact info??
I remember going to a web site and it was a commercial
product.
If they are gone, then is there a really good imaging program
that works as well and as elegantly as
Ghost used to be??? I know how to make a USB drive bootable
with "rufus".
Yes, this request is repeater related.?
i have laptops at each repeater site that can talk to the
local controller, be it RLC or Scom or Arcom.
Teamviewer or VNC makes it easy... And a laptop with nothing
but the OS and a remote access
program and a controller manager would have a very small
image. ?
But laptops die at inopportune times.?
I like having a "just in case" image file of the laptop at
each of the sites.? I'd love to be able to refresh
my image file just before I leave a site... just restart the
laptop from my bootable thumb drive, image
the laptop to a file on that thumb drive... when it 's done
pull the thumb drive and restart the laptop
in normal mode.? If the laptop croaks I can drop an image on a
replacement laptop and KNOW that
the new laptop has everything that the site needs...
Ideas??? Comments?
Mike WA6ILQ
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Re: Somewhat OT... imaging a hard drive...
Download and image GParted to a USB
drive. It's the closest modern thing to Ghost.
Best,
?? -Adam WJ4X
On 10/30/2022 5:14 AM, M M wrote:
toggle quoted message
Show quoted text
Years ago (before Norton bought them) I used Ghost to image hard
drives
(I was doing field support for a bank).? it worked elegantly.
I could clone one drive to another (usually larger), or creating
an image file of one drive and
placing the entire image as a single file on another drive.
A company in the UK came up with a very elegant derivation of
Ghost that they called Mayfair.?
I learned about it from a friend that did field service on
CityBank ATMs about 5-10 years ago.?
His company issue thumb drive had two drive volumes on it, when
booted it came up as C (read-only) and as D (read-write).
The image file could be placed on the D: volume of the thumb
drive, on a second thumb drive, or could be written to a
blank DVD in the computer it was running on.
I am now in a situation where I could use a copy of Mayfair,
and the company seems to have evaporated.
Does anybody here have any knowledge of the company that created
Mayfair?? Or contact info??
I remember going to a web site and it was a commercial product.
If they are gone, then is there a really good imaging program
that works as well and as elegantly as
Ghost used to be??? I know how to make a USB drive bootable with
"rufus".
Yes, this request is repeater related.?
i have laptops at each repeater site that can talk to the local
controller, be it RLC or Scom or Arcom.
Teamviewer or VNC makes it easy... And a laptop with nothing but
the OS and a remote access
program and a controller manager would have a very small image.
?
But laptops die at inopportune times.?
I like having a "just in case" image file of the laptop at each
of the sites.? I'd love to be able to refresh
my image file just before I leave a site... just restart the
laptop from my bootable thumb drive, image
the laptop to a file on that thumb drive... when it 's done pull
the thumb drive and restart the laptop
in normal mode.? If the laptop croaks I can drop an image on a
replacement laptop and KNOW that
the new laptop has everything that the site needs...
Ideas??? Comments?
Mike WA6ILQ
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Re: Somewhat OT... imaging a hard drive...
?
I use a program called image for windows.? Go
to
???
?
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Sunday, October 30, 2022 3:14 AM
Subject: [repeater-builder] Somewhat OT... imaging a hard
drive...
Years ago (before Norton bought them) I used Ghost to image hard drives
(I was doing field support for a bank).? it worked elegantly.
I
could clone one drive to another (usually larger), or creating an image file of
one drive and
placing the entire image as a single file on another
drive.
A company in the UK came up with a very elegant derivation of Ghost that they
called Mayfair.?
I learned about it from a friend that did field
service on CityBank ATMs about 5-10 years ago.?
His company issue thumb
drive had two drive volumes on it, when booted it came up as C (read-only) and
as D (read-write).
The image file could be placed on the D: volume of the
thumb drive, on a second thumb drive, or could be written to a
blank DVD in
the computer it was running on.
I am now in a situation where I could use a copy of Mayfair, and the company
seems to have evaporated.
Does anybody here have any knowledge of the
company that created Mayfair?? Or contact info??
I remember going
to a web site and it was a commercial product.
If they are gone, then is
there a really good imaging program that works as well and as elegantly as
Ghost used to be??? I know how to make a USB drive bootable with
"rufus".
Yes, this request is repeater related.?
i have laptops
at each repeater site that can talk to the local controller, be it RLC or Scom
or Arcom.
Teamviewer or VNC makes it easy... And a laptop with nothing but
the OS and a remote access
program and a controller manager would have a
very small image. ?
But laptops die at inopportune times.?
I
like having a "just in case" image file of the laptop at each of the
sites.? I'd love to be able to refresh
my image file just before I
leave a site... just restart the laptop from my bootable thumb drive, image
the laptop to a file on that thumb drive... when it 's done pull the thumb
drive and restart the laptop
in normal mode.? If the laptop croaks I
can drop an image on a replacement laptop and KNOW that
the new laptop has
everything that the site needs...
Ideas??? Comments?
Mike WA6ILQ
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Re: Somewhat OT... imaging a hard drive...
Hi Mike,? Check out the link below, may be something you can use. ? ?
73 de Pamela - N1ZKH
Sunday, October 30, 2022, 5:14:18 AM, you wrote:
toggle quoted message
Show quoted text
Years ago (before Norton bought them) I used Ghost to image hard drives
(I was doing field support for a bank).? it worked elegantly.
I could clone one drive to another (usually larger), or creating an image file of one drive and
placing the entire image as a single file on another drive.
A company in the UK came up with a very elegant derivation of Ghost that they called Mayfair.?
I learned about it from a friend that did field service on CityBank ATMs about 5-10 years ago.?
His company issue thumb drive had two drive volumes on it, when booted it came up as C (read-only) and as D (read-write).
The image file could be placed on the D: volume of the thumb drive, on a second thumb drive, or could be written to a
blank DVD in the computer it was running on.
I am now in a situation where I could use a copy of Mayfair, and the company seems to have evaporated.
Does anybody here have any knowledge of the company that created Mayfair?? Or contact info??
I remember going to a web site and it was a commercial product.
If they are gone, then is there a really good imaging program that works as well and as elegantly as
Ghost used to be??? I know how to make a USB drive bootable with "rufus".
Yes, this request is repeater related.?
i have laptops at each repeater site that can talk to the local controller, be it RLC or Scom or Arcom.
Teamviewer or VNC makes it easy... And a laptop with nothing but the OS and a remote access
program and a controller manager would have a very small image. ?
But laptops die at inopportune times.?
I like having a "just in case" image file of the laptop at each of the sites.? I'd love to be able to refresh
my image file just before I leave a site... just restart the laptop from my bootable thumb drive, image
the laptop to a file on that thumb drive... when it 's done pull the thumb drive and restart the laptop
in normal mode.? If the laptop croaks I can drop an image on a replacement laptop and KNOW that
the new laptop has everything that the site needs...
Ideas??? Comments?
Mike WA6ILQ
?
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Somewhat OT... imaging a hard drive...
Years ago (before Norton bought them) I used Ghost to image hard drives
(I was doing field support for a bank).? it worked elegantly.
I could clone one drive to another (usually larger), or creating an image file of one drive and
placing the entire image as a single file on another drive.
A company in the UK came up with a very elegant derivation of Ghost that they called Mayfair.?
I learned about it from a friend that did field service on CityBank ATMs about 5-10 years ago.?
His company issue thumb drive had two drive volumes on it, when booted it came up as C (read-only) and as D (read-write).
The image file could be placed on the D: volume of the thumb drive, on a second thumb drive, or could be written to a
blank DVD in the computer it was running on.
I am now in a situation where I could use a copy of Mayfair, and the company seems to have evaporated.
Does anybody here have any knowledge of the company that created Mayfair?? Or contact info??
I remember going to a web site and it was a commercial product.
If they are gone, then is there a really good imaging program that works as well and as elegantly as
Ghost used to be??? I know how to make a USB drive bootable with "rufus".
Yes, this request is repeater related.?
i have laptops at each repeater site that can talk to the local controller, be it RLC or Scom or Arcom.
Teamviewer or VNC makes it easy... And a laptop with nothing but the OS and a remote access
program and a controller manager would have a very small image. ?
But laptops die at inopportune times.?
I like having a "just in case" image file of the laptop at each of the sites.? I'd love to be able to refresh
my image file just before I leave a site... just restart the laptop from my bootable thumb drive, image
the laptop to a file on that thumb drive... when it 's done pull the thumb drive and restart the laptop
in normal mode.? If the laptop croaks I can drop an image on a replacement laptop and KNOW that
the new laptop has everything that the site needs...
Ideas??? Comments?
Mike WA6ILQ
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Re: Motorola MTR 2000 UHF repeater.
Thanks for the great information, even thought the MTR 2000 has battery backup, I am sure it was a power bump. I read the repeater and everything was good so I re-programmed it and it is working fine now. Thanks for all of the great information. 73's Butch, KE7FEL
This can also occur if you have removed one of the option cards or have made a change in the codeplug that would need one of the option cards to function.
Read the codeplug and as Millin has said find the error and change the setting.
Hope you figure it out.
Gary
KT7AZ
-- Glenn (Butch) Kanvick KE7FEL/R 1-406-655-1232 ?
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Re: VHF MTR2000 Poor Receive Performance
I'll rerun this in case it benefits anyone:
I also would mess with the interconnect cabling. You will cause yourself a lot of problems doing that.
Mick - W7CAT
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----- Original Message ----- From: "Kevin Custer" To: [email protected]Sent: Saturday, October 29, 2022 06:24:35 PM Subject: Re: [repeater-builder] VHF MTR2000 Poor Receive Performance From this post:
/g/repeater-builder/message/195129
I'm not sure Jared has the capability to accurately measure RL. This is
especially true if the directional coupler he is using as limited
directionality.
There is also reference to readjusting the tuning after the resonators
were coupled back together.? I realize that the geometry of the Tee
connectors on the factory harness isn't able to be duplicated by a
standard F-M-F Tee, but depending on how far the resonator was 'tweaked'
after its initial tuning, it might not be right.? I wish I was closer to
him - that's a great duplexer, but I still maintain it's impossible to
tune (correctly) without a VNA.? Heck - even a Nano VNA or other USB
based VNA would be better than a directional coupler with unknown
directivity.? One 'bad' thing though with these cheaper VNA's is the
inability to set the stimulus power level, and most of them use -10dBm
or so. While that's not a concern with filter tuning, it'll overload
most receivers and as Jeff mentions, overload of the first active stage
will result in erroneous RL measurements.
Kevin
On 10/29/2022 7:44 PM, Jeff DePolo WN3A wrote:
* My calculations say injecting the signal into antenna port of the
duplexer with the transmit side terminated,
* the repeater should take 0.41uV or -114dBm to reach 12DB SINAD
assuming the repeater meets 0.35uV or
* -116dBm at the 12DB SINAD spec. But it takes almost 0.54uV to do
so. Am I looking at a harness issue.
Unless you¡¯re using particularly lossy patch cables between test
equipment and DUT¡¯s, your measurements don¡¯t make sense. What is the
return loss of all three ports of the duplexer at the respective pass
frequencies when properly terminated with 50 ohm loads?If you have bad
port match, then it¡¯s likely that your signal generator is being
¡°pulled¡± and/or other test equipment accuracies are being degraded.
Likewise, sweep the input to your MTR and see what its return loss is
like keep the signal level sufficiently low, like -30 dBm or lower,
otherwise you could overload the first active stage which will result
in erroneous readings.
--- Jeff WN3A
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Re: VHF MTR2000 Poor Receive Performance
From this post:
/g/repeater-builder/message/195129
I'm not sure Jared has the capability to accurately measure RL.?
This is especially true if the directional coupler he is using as
limited directionality.
There is also reference to readjusting the tuning after the
resonators were coupled back together.? I realize that the
geometry of the Tee connectors on the factory harness isn't able
to be duplicated by a standard F-M-F Tee, but depending on how far
the resonator was 'tweaked' after its initial tuning, it might not
be right.? I wish I was closer to him - that's a great duplexer,
but I still maintain it's impossible to tune (correctly) without a
VNA.? Heck - even a Nano VNA or other USB based VNA would be
better than a directional coupler with unknown directivity.? One
'bad' thing though with these cheaper VNA's is the inability to
set the stimulus power level, and most of them use -10dBm or so.?
While that's not a concern with filter tuning, it'll overload most
receivers and as Jeff mentions, overload of the first active stage
will result in erroneous RL measurements.
Kevin
On 10/29/2022 7:44 PM, Jeff DePolo WN3A wrote:
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Show quoted text
- My calculations say
injecting the signal into antenna port of the duplexer with
the transmit side terminated,
- the repeater should take
0.41uV or -114dBm to reach 12DB SINAD assuming the repeater
meets 0.35uV or
- -116dBm at the 12DB SINAD
spec. But it takes almost 0.54uV to do so. Am I looking at a
harness issue.
?
Unless you¡¯re using particularly lossy
patch cables between test equipment and DUT¡¯s, your
measurements don¡¯t make sense. What is the return loss of
all three ports of the duplexer at the respective pass
frequencies when properly terminated with 50 ohm loads?? If you have bad port
match, then it¡¯s likely that your signal generator is being
¡°pulled¡± and/or other test equipment accuracies are being
degraded.
?
Likewise, sweep the input to your MTR and
see what its return loss is like keep the signal level
sufficiently low, like -30 dBm or lower, otherwise you could
overload the first active stage which will result in
erroneous readings.
?
???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
--- Jeff WN3A
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Re: VHF MTR2000 Poor Receive Performance
- My calculations say injecting the signal into antenna port of the duplexer with the transmit side terminated,
- the repeater should take 0.41uV or -114dBm to reach 12DB SINAD assuming the repeater meets 0.35uV or
- -116dBm at the 12DB SINAD spec. But it takes almost 0.54uV to do so. Am I looking at a harness issue.
? Unless you¡¯re using particularly lossy patch cables between test equipment and DUT¡¯s, your measurements don¡¯t make sense. What is the return loss of all three ports of the duplexer at the respective pass frequencies when properly terminated with 50 ohm loads?? If you have bad port match, then it¡¯s likely that your signal generator is being ¡°pulled¡± and/or other test equipment accuracies are being degraded. ? Likewise, sweep the input to your MTR and see what its return loss is like keep the signal level sufficiently low, like -30 dBm or lower, otherwise you could overload the first active stage which will result in erroneous readings. ? ??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? --- Jeff WN3A ?
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Re: VHF MTR2000 Poor Receive Performance
I figured I probably am chasing my tail on the repeater end. But a trip to the dealer would make me feel better.?
My calculations say injecting the signal into antenna port of the duplexer with the transmit side terminated, the repeater should take 0.41uV or -114dBm to reach 12DB SINAD assuming the repeater meets 0.35uV or -116dBm at the 12DB SINAD spec. But it takes almost 0.54uV to do so. Am I looking at a harness issue.
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Re: QUANTAR VHF Audio Interface...
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Re: VHF MTR2000 Poor Receive Performance
You may be chasing your tail.? Signal generators/service monitors are not all that accurate.? ?I was playing around with a couple of HP 8924c and an IFR 1200s.? I noticed that even after about 10 minutes of warming up one and or both of them took a db more of output to give the same measurement .??
In real use most of the time a db or so will seldom be noticed.
Ralph ku4pt
On Saturday, October 29, 2022 at 02:20:39 PM EDT, Jared Smudde <computerwhiz02@...> wrote:
If I get what you¡¯re saying, I already ran those results.?
I inputted a signal through the antenna port on the duplexer and into the receiver through the duplexer. I had the transmitter side of the duplexer terminated into a dummy load. It took 0.53uV or -112.5dBm to maintain 12DB SINAD through the duplexer. But the oddity is that I took the cable from the signal generator and hooked it directly to the repeater and it took 0.4uV to make 12DB SINAD. The day before I tested the repeater at 0.35uV directly connected to the service monitor.
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Re: QUANTAR VHF Audio Interface...
Jim, I thought I had copied your message in my response, but I guess not.? This is what you sent.? I'm not sure how it will open the path for the wide band audio connections via pins 9 & 34 of the 50-pin Telco connector, but I'll figure it out and give it a try.? As I said earlier, I do have the RSSI software and it does talk to my QUANTAR via his front panel spigot. Thanks, Burt, K6OQK 
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Glenn (Butch) Kanvick
Kevin Custer
Jared Smudde
Burt K6OQK