Re: Micor base station cabinets available

#195484

Ken, would you have any GE upright cabinets?

Also if someone is traveling from East to West (to Spokane-Seattle-Portland etc.) that may be good.
Karl

Ken Pearce

Nov 8 ? #195459??

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I have around 25-35 cabinets mostly the 6 foot ones. Most are almost new in a storage facility in Omaha along with other facilities loaded with brand new Micor parts still in boxes.?

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All heading to the dumpster around the first quarter of 2023.?

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Get your orders in now. I will post up here the exact dates they will be closed.?

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Also have Glenayre and other style cabinets in Michigan and Ohio areas.?

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Ken.

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programming a CAT WX-250?

#195483

is it possible to program without the programming software from CAT? As I recall, it comes with the FIPS code from Florida, so kinda useless in NW PA.....or can you change the codes without programming software??

Re: Yearly support request - Repeater Builder? website - W3KKC

#195482

Done.? KD7DK

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On Wed, Nov 9, 2022 at 5:27 PM <raysohst@...> wrote:

Thank you for running a brilliant site.

db 4096 900 duplexer #ot #15-80344b77 #554-89 #6881039e70 #c3034u-2

#195481

Hey folks I have a db 4096 duplexer on a 927 repeater. Works fine. But I may need to take it to a "real" site. Something tells me these are notch only but cannot find anything on this model. Anybody have any thoughts on it? It is rackmount with holes in the front panel to do the tuning. And with no separate pass and notch tuning I'm pretty sure this is a notch only...or a pass only.?

Any thoughts?
GeorgeC W2DB

Re: Yearly support request - Repeater Builder? website - W3KKC

#195480

Thank you for running a brilliant site.

Re: Yearly support request - Repeater Builder? website - W3KKC

#195479

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Done.

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Best 73

Carl

VA2CMB

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ARAI (VE2REH Network)

Québec Canada

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贰苍惫辞测é?: 2 novembre 2022 21:15
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Objet?: [repeater-builder] Yearly support request - Repeater Builder? website - W3KKC

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Hello everyone,

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Re: Up for sale on Hamradioauctions.com

#195478

The bigger problem with eBay (for me as a seller) is the new IRS reporting. If you sell a total of $600 or more for the calendar year, they send you (and the IRS) a 1099 whereby you have to claim all of it as income. So, unless you also have documentation for the cost of goods sold (when you bought it) so you can pay income tax on the difference, you're toast. Either that or you have to gross up your selling price on eBay by your marginal tax rate just to break even.

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From: "Chris Baldwin via groups.io" <surf_boy82@...>
To: "repeater-builder" <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, November 9, 2022 4:26:11 PM
Subject: Re: [repeater-builder] Up for sale on Hamradioauctions.com

Holy Liability, Batman!

But seriously, I hope he's got all angles covered with this. So many things that can go wrong. eBay is probably not cheap due to it not being cheap for them to exist.

-c

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Chris Baldwin, CETSr. (KF6AJM)
Trustee - MetroNET Cal. Intertie (KB3PX)

Re: Up for sale on Hamradioauctions.com

#195477

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Hey chris.. I can't see what you're talking about. Can you repost the link?

Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone
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From: [email protected] <[email protected]> on behalf of Chris Baldwin via groups.io <surf_boy82@...>
Sent: Wednesday, November 9, 2022 2:26:11 PM
To: [email protected] <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [repeater-builder] Up for sale on Hamradioauctions.com

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Holy Liability, Batman!

But seriously, I hope he's got all angles covered with this. So many things that can go wrong. eBay is probably not cheap due to it not being cheap for them to exist.

-c

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Chris Baldwin, CETSr. (KF6AJM)
Trustee - MetroNET Cal. Intertie (KB3PX)

Re: Kenwood TKR-D810 External Controller?

#195476

No, it cannot and I've been bitching at Kenwood about it ever since the D series came out

Ken

At 02:24 PM 11/9/2022, you wrote:

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Does anyone know if the Kenwood TKR-D810 can support external audio in and out when used in analog mode?

Looking at the service manual and the pinout for the DB-25F "Control I/O" connector, there are pins labeled "TA, TD, RA, RD" but they say "not used".

Anyone dealt with something like this? Curious.

Also, anyone know how the things do out of band (i.e. 450-520MHz unit down to 440MHz)?
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Chris Baldwin, CETSr. (KF6AJM)
Trustee - MetroNET Cal. Intertie (KB3PX)
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Makers of repeater controllers and accessories
Phone: (503) 678 6182
Authorized Dealers for Kenwood and Telewave.
We offer complete turn-key repeater packages!
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Re: Up for sale on Hamradioauctions.com

#195475

Holy Liability, Batman!

But seriously, I hope he's got all angles covered with this. So many things that can go wrong. eBay is probably not cheap due to it not being cheap for them to exist.

-c

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Chris Baldwin, CETSr. (KF6AJM)
Trustee - MetroNET Cal. Intertie (KB3PX)

Kenwood TKR-D810 External Controller?

#195474

Does anyone know if the Kenwood TKR-D810 can support external audio in and out when used in analog mode?

Looking at the service manual and the pinout for the DB-25F "Control I/O" connector, there are pins labeled "TA, TD, RA, RD" but they say "not used".

Anyone dealt with something like this? Curious.

Also, anyone know how the things do out of band (i.e. 450-520MHz unit down to 440MHz)?
--
Chris Baldwin, CETSr. (KF6AJM)
Trustee - MetroNET Cal. Intertie (KB3PX)

Re: Sinclair Q2330E Double Rejection Notch Oddity

#195473

I found the same with a Wacom BP/BR duplexer. When the proper 1/4 electrical length jumper was used, the 2 notches joined. I took that to mean that the cans were overcoupled because no null point was achieved with the improper length connecting cable.

John W1GPO

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On 11/09/2022 9:06 AM Jim Barbour <wd8chl@...> wrote:

 
On 11/8/2022 9:14 PM, Jared Smudde wrote:
I was tuning up the transmit/low pass on my Sinclair Q2330E and came 
across an oddity when tuning the rejection notches on the low/transmit 
pass. It looks like there are 2 notches there, about 70Khz apart from 
each other. No matter how I adjust the notch caps, the double notches 
move together. The receive side tunes up perfectly and has one deep notch.

What would cause this and what is a possible fix?My first thought would be cable lengths maybe? If this was tuned further 
up in the band, the cables may be a bit short.

Re: Micor base station cabinets available

#195472

i have a uhf mobile ,i dont need?

Steve Flory W9KOP

sflory@...

"I like climbing towers because people look up to me"

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-----Original Message-----
From: <[email protected]>
Sent: Nov 9, 2022 11:17 AM
To: <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [repeater-builder] Micor base station cabinets available

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I could use Micor parts.? I maintain one UHF Micor repeater and two VHF Micor repeaters (all unified chassis models)?for a club in Harrison County, Iowa, across the river and a little north of Omaha.? I don't need any cabinets.

I'm just trying to keep them running!

John
AB0VX

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Re: Micor base station cabinets available

#195471

I have a VHF Quarter Kilowatt Micor rptr..no tubes or HV PS but otherwise complete

Chris WB5ITT

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On Wed, Nov 9, 2022, 11:17 AM John P. <ab0vx1@...> wrote:

I could use Micor parts.? I maintain one UHF Micor repeater and two VHF Micor repeaters (all unified chassis models)?for a club in Harrison County, Iowa, across the river and a little north of Omaha.? I don't need any cabinets.

I'm just trying to keep them running!

John
AB0VX

Re: Micor base station cabinets available

#195470

I could use Micor parts.? I maintain one UHF Micor repeater and two VHF Micor repeaters (all unified chassis models)?for a club in Harrison County, Iowa, across the river and a little north of Omaha.? I don't need any cabinets.

I'm just trying to keep them running!

John
AB0VX

Re: *** QUARTZLAB / KLOVE ***

#195469

Great news!!!

Chris WB5ITT?

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On Wed, Nov 9, 2022, 8:34 AM DougH via <specialq.que=[email protected]> wrote:

General advisory.

For those who have been trying to get in touch with KLOVE there was a
fault in the online form which prevented any message actually getting
through them.

The problem has now been fixed.

Best regards,
Doug - GM7SVK

*** QUARTZLAB / KLOVE ***

DougH

#195468

General advisory.

For those who have been trying to get in touch with KLOVE there was a fault in the online form which prevented any message actually getting through them.

The problem has now been fixed.

Best regards,
Doug - GM7SVK

Up for sale on Hamradioauctions.com

#195467

A friend of mine, N5BZM, started up a new ham radio auction site for those who are ticked off at the big "Bay" site for their fees, etc..and it's now live.?

is the site

I am posting the following equipment:

1 DB products VHF BPBR 8-inch cavities duplexer

1 Telewave UHF BPBR duplexer

1 TPL UHF repeater amplifier

1 DB222 VHF antenna

1 SGC SG500 500 watt HF solid state amplifier (yeah I know it's not repeater or VHF but what the heck lol)

and more to come.

The HF amp is already posted and the rest of the equipment will be posted today

Good day!?

Chris

WB5ITT

Trustee W5APX?

Re: for sale items ok in this group?

#195466

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Yes -

Kevin W3KKC

On 11/9/2022 7:42 AM, Jamie WW3S wrote:

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Is it ok to post repeater related items for sale in this group? Our club is looking to sell a new CAT-1000, complete with DVR and Audio delay board

Re: Sinclair Q2330E Double Rejection Notch Oddity

#195465

On 11/8/2022 9:14 PM, Jared Smudde wrote:
I was tuning up the transmit/low pass on my Sinclair Q2330E and came across an oddity when tuning the rejection notches on the low/transmit pass. It looks like there are 2 notches there, about 70Khz apart from each other. No matter how I adjust the notch caps, the double notches move together. The receive side tunes up perfectly and has one deep notch.
What would cause this and what is a possible fix?My first thought would be cable lengths maybe? If this was tuned further up in the band, the cables may be a bit short.