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Re: 220 amp price?
Steve Allred
Ok, ok, now that you have my $50.00, can I have my amp? :-)
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Steve -----Original Message-----
From: Steve Allred <sallred@...> To: Repeater-builder@... <Repeater-builder@...> Date: Tuesday, May 11, 1999 10:00 PM Subject: Re: [Repeater-builder] 220 amp price? From: "Steve Allred" <sallred@...> |
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Re: 220 amp price?
Steve Allred
Chris,
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Do you still have the amp? Take $50.00? 73, Steve, KD6AZF -----Original Message-----
From: Chris W4YYZ <ham_it_up@...> To: Repeater@... <Repeater@...>; Repeater-builder@... <Repeater-builder@...>; Cars Mailing List <cars@...> Date: Monday, May 10, 1999 10:24 AM Subject: [Repeater-builder] 220 amp price? From: "Chris W4YYZ" <ham_it_up@...> |
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Re: Delta-SX and Rangr Programming
Pete Bickerdike
Hi Jim,
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Sorry, I don't know a darned thing about those things.... 73, Pete -----Original Message-----
From: Jim Loofbourrow [mailto:wa6vpl@...] Sent: Tuesday, May 11, 1999 9:50 PM To: Repeater@...; Repeater-builder@...; GE-User@... Subject: [Repeater-builder] Delta-SX and Rangr Programming Please help me with a little reverse engineering on how the front loading or loading through the control head (like the S-825, which I don't have) of a GE Delta-SX or Rangr works. I know how channel data is loaded, 4 bits at a time, through FB-1 thru FB-4, to effect "channel loading" for scanning and priority search lock. However, the methods used for serial "frequency loading" is not readily at hand. I don't have access to a TQ-2310 or its LBI. All I know is that the following signal lines (perhaps there are others) are used at the front connector of the radio to serially load frequency data into the eeprom: Reset (pin 36) Advance Change Pulse/Serial Clock (pin 32) FB-5/Serial Data (pin 30) Serial Control (pin 10) Short of drawing a complete timing diagram of the signals, is there someone out there able to describe the clocking, etc., of the data flow. No, I am not trying to build an eeprom programmer....I am in the process of designing a remote base control system interface to a Link-Comm RLC-4 that will talk to the Delta-SX and make it go to any of the channels within a given amateur band. If I can simulate what the programming device does then I'm sure I'll be able to develop a versitile controller. Thanks in advance for any help you can provide. 73, Jim WA6VPL |
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Delta-SX and Rangr Programming
Jim Loofbourrow
Please help me with a little reverse engineering on how the front loading or loading through the control head (like the S-825, which I don't have) of a GE Delta-SX or Rangr works. I know how channel data is loaded, 4 bits at a time, through FB-1 thru FB-4, to effect "channel loading" for scanning and priority search lock. However, the methods used for serial "frequency loading" is not readily at hand.
I don't have access to a TQ-2310 or its LBI. All I know is that the following signal lines (perhaps there are others) are used at the front connector of the radio to serially load frequency data into the eeprom: Reset (pin 36) Advance Change Pulse/Serial Clock (pin 32) FB-5/Serial Data (pin 30) Serial Control (pin 10) Short of drawing a complete timing diagram of the signals, is there someone out there able to describe the clocking, etc., of the data flow. No, I am not trying to build an eeprom programmer....I am in the process of designing a remote base control system interface to a Link-Comm RLC-4 that will talk to the Delta-SX and make it go to any of the channels within a given amateur band. If I can simulate what the programming device does then I'm sure I'll be able to develop a versitile controller. Thanks in advance for any help you can provide. 73, Jim WA6VPL |
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Re: Membership Software
But lots of repeaters are supported by clubs, and clubs have members,
and members pay dues, and club officers have to track members and dues, so it follows that database programs are a logical necessity of repeater builders!?? :-) Anyway, we at the Catalina Radio Club just use an Excel spreadsheet to keep track of it all. Members down the left side; dues paid date, address, call, interests, etc. across the top. All for now./Comments invited! Ed N6KIV ______________________________ Reply Separator _________________________________ Subject: [Repeater-builder] Membership Software Author: eugene@... at mime Date: 05/10/1999 15:58 From: "Joe Orrico WB6HRO" <eugene@...> What is everyone using for a database program to keep track of memberships and dues? Sorta off the subject but. de Joe Orrico WB6HRO ------------------------------------------------------------------------ The Final Countdown is here! Join the "Star Wars" craze at ONElist. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ This list is sponsored by the owners and users of "RBTIP" I am taking a survey, Please vote only once. Kevin |
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Re: Membership Software
Alex Groza
I've heard of several groups using Excel and also Access 97.
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I think TASMA uses Excel. Alex WB6DTR Joe Orrico WB6HRO wrote: From: "Joe Orrico WB6HRO" <eugene@...> |
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Purchasing Manuals From "Others"
Barry L. Aubrey
I had the unfortunate opportunity to contact a ham that had the GE MEII
manuals (So he said). Contact was made here. I knew the price for copies was too good to be true, but I sent the $6.00 money order. Yep, you guessed it, that was over a month ago and no manual. Postal Inspector is working on it as of today, all the necessary paper work has been done. So, I learned a cheap $6.00 lesson. I just hate to be flim flammed and the guy gets away with it. As soon as I hear from Postal Inspector, then I shall name the culprit. The guy has failed to respond to e-mail and I have not had any returns from the mailer. Just FYI, Bear, KB6DJT |
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Sinclair / Harris
Brent DeSalvo KF4TNP
hey all i have a set of sinclair 6cav mobile duplexers tuned to 450.00+5
at thsi time the factory tuning says there were at 459.025-.350 Tx 454.025-.350 Rx will these dudes tune to 442.100Tx and 447.100Rx the duplexers are in a Harris mobile rig CT-450 and it all works good now but will the harris radio tune to 442.100 also -- Brent DeSalvo (KF4TNP) Grid Square: EM65 ICQ UIN# : 17430698 Mailto:bug1@... |
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Re: Sinclair / Harris
edriddle
dont know about the radio but the duplexers ought to tune ok gud lck ed n4ale
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At 12:20 PM 5/10/99 -0500, you wrote:
From: Brent DeSalvo KF4TNP <Bug1@...> |
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Re: 2 UHF Saber 1's
JAMES DEMARTINI JR
how meny channels are these radio and what power and split
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thanks jim -----Original Message-----
From: HQ54@... <HQ54@...> To: Repeater-builder@... <Repeater-builder@...> Date: Saturday, May 08, 1999 11:01 PM Subject: [Repeater-builder] 2 UHF Saber 1's From: HQ54@...for more info if needed. I would also consider trading these units towards UHF |
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Re: Kenwood Chip Required
Ray J. Vaughan
At 09:24 AM 5/10/99 +1200, you wrote:
From: Kevin Mitchell <sparc@...>If it's the one I'm thinking of, I bet it's on every old PC serial card. You might be able to strip one off an old PC. Ray, KD4BBM |
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Re: Kenwood Chip Required
Kevin Mitchell <[email protected]
Hi Ray,
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Thanks for the info, I'll have a look at some of my old boards. Regards Kevin. Ray J. Vaughan wrote: From: "Ray J. Vaughan" <ray@...> |
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Re: READING DUPLEXER DATA
Todd Ellis
First off, what manufacturer's product are you looking at specifically? I
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have found that some manufacturers spec their products differently, and part of that has to do with design criteria. As an example, TX-RX (Angola, NY), my personal favorite, has a patented "vari-notch" technique that works, but is spec'ed a little differently. I'll try to respond to your question after I get your response! Todd, N2XL ----- Original Message -----
From: <HQ54@...> To: <Repeater-builder@...> Sent: Sunday, May 09, 1999 5:10 PM Subject: [Repeater-builder] READING DUPLEXER DATA From: HQ54@...2 figures??? Any help would be greatly appreciated. |
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Kenwood Chip Required
Kevin Mitchell <[email protected]
Hi All,
I am looking for a place to purchase the 8251 uart chip to install into the repeaters Kenwood TS-440 radio. This will allow HF control from the repeater. I have not been able to find one here in NZ, it appears that they do not exisit anymore. Regards Kevin. ZL1UDD. |
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Re: Digest Number 83
From: "Todd Ellis" <ellistr@...>Kevin: Just a quick comment is their another equivalent replacement chip that can be used ?, also another place to look for these chips is on old motherboards or computer boards. 73 Mark KC7ETX Tacoma, Wa. |
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Re: 2 UHF Saber 1's
In a message dated 5/9/1999 6:04:27 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
le067989@... writes: << how meny channels are these radio and what power and split thanks jim >> I have 2 of the 458 to 490, and 1 440 to 470. They are 12 channels and are 4 watt high power. Let me know if you are interested??? Thanx Mike |
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