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ok i have found out that it is the 36 - 42 MHz split and i am going to try and mod it for the 42 - 50 MHZ split the tx is done it works great and i am going to work on the RX if anybody has done this

First you need to check what freq range the unit is on. There were 3 ranges for the MSR2000; 132-150.8, 150.8-162 and 162-174MHz. First one is easy, just tune according to directions in manual.

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The index shows those part numbers are covered in the following manual numbers. I'll have to check at work for a manual. Maybe someone on here has one of these LBI's handy. Sometimes the index makes

I have a Mobile rig tuned to 52.525 looking for pinouts for power etc. the only info i have on it is GE MA/E-16W Issue 0 Option AT2 Filing type set 23A and on the inside is 4ER24B2 Rev B 4ET23A13

OK THE PL Numbers are Exciter = PL19D416659G8 Rev J Receiver = PL19D416478G3 Rev B PA = PL19D417927G3 Rev C Duane Hall wrote:

If the icom you took out is factory GE and is on 40.76 MHz, then you are trying to take it out of spec. I could confirm the model, what part numbers are visible? Low band Mastr II's had the frequency

You can make an excellent repeater by using the stock cards. And I applaud you for wanting to try that. I am so tired of all these noise boxes on the air these days. A repeater should repeater not

Don't get any more modules. A repeater controller only needs receive audio, COR, power and transmit input. I'll leave the controller to others.... If you don't have a continuous duty PA, then turn

Try the busy LED.

How can i identify what split my GE MASTER BASE is the Combo number is missing and i have the Pl #'s that are visable the proble is the the Tx Works great but the Rx is Dead the first tuning step

In a message dated 99-04-18 18:57:58 EDT, you write: << > I just acquired a Motorola MSR2000 VHF 100w 4 ch base station, originally a No, your controller should now be the one to handle the TOT, ID,

Hi Kevin, Sure would like to pick it up, but New Zealand has a little too much water to walk across to get to Georgia. I will look at what I can do. Regards Kevin. ZL1UDD. KC6OVD@... wrote:

i have installed the TS-64 tone board into my ge master II base and it will now incode an deccode but it says something about the reverse burst and that it will eliminate the squelch tail by dropping

well, yeah.. I can also go out and get a RLC-3 with all the "toppings" . That is, if I had the cash! heh Im probably going to just use it as a Link port.. Although I havent decided on it yet..

I'm looking for information on a Spec Comm model SCAP-3DC phone patch, any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Phil Radford KE4COT

I also agree with Chris.... Kevin Custer W3KKC List Owner Chris KF4PUW wrote:

The RC-100 Remoter Base interface well if you use it as a freq agile remote u will need a BCD controlled radio for it or u can use it as a link port the NHRC 4 now is neat it has remote base port

I just acquired a Motorola MSR2000 VHF 100w 4 ch base station, originally set up for remote (two wire DC/tone) operation. I want to convert this radio to a 2 meter repeater, and I understand that