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Here is what it looks like, located somewhere in Tennesee?? Still don't know how much you want for it?

There’s at least one nationwide network of 900 repeaters on Allstar. Easily 75 nodes. Mine is one of them. GeorgeC W2DB

No one can normally not just transmit digital voice thru a FM analog repeater. For DSTAR the receiver side of making an analog repeater work is easy, just take the digital signal off the recvr

I would, but I'm a "freeloader" at the tower.? I'm allowed space there because I'm the local "caretaker" - I check in on the place from time to time and let workers in when needed. There is internet

Hi Karl, I sent a reply.... about $25 for shipping to the USA. Will send Canada Post . Etransfer $$ once I have shipped the unit and have receipt from the Post Office and can tell you the exact

Have you looked into adding allstar and linking with other repeaters? Works good here.

Curious as to why you're selling?? Is it because you don't have any users? That seems to be the biggest issue with mine - I have *very* few users.? Fortunately, the site I'm at is very accommodating

Frank- I have had 2 of those fail... 2 different applications.. See my other post here for my recommendation.

I can't say for sure, but one reason for carbon composition is that they're inherently non-inductive, hence non-reactive, and wouldn't affect the tuning or add inductance or capacitance to the

What makes a digital voice capable repeater dv capable? Is there nothing special about it and hence I can just transmit digital voice such as p25, dmr, c4fm, or d-star to the analog (fm) repeater and

Jerry...... The GE is a Phase modulated rig.. I think a PROG ROCK will work for you .. Look at the 220 machine in Windsor.. That is what it is using. The prog rock will give you up to 3 outputs at

What freq is it on and power out? 73 Thomas KC5KCT

Thanks to all that replied. I found the problem thanks to Andy. The radio model I thought I had was a TK-760H which was what was on the Tag said but it also had after the 760H a "G" . Andy pointed out

Mike, Hopefully you are still on this thread. I have no heard back on the email (per the web site). -- Regards, Karl Shoemaker To contact me, please visit SRG's web site at http://www.srgclub.org for

Hi Mike. tnx for the reply. I'm looking for 6metre amateur crystals in the 52/53 mhz range. I too have many ge elements., all commercial frequencies., (they are usually marked on the top.) if you

It isn't particularly helpful. However, it is in a similar vein as something I posted earlier - people posting on the forum and not including at least a partial quote of what they are responding

All, Here is how you can contact him: N4GRW JOHN M BEARD lp14255(at)yahoo.COM

How is ignoring the facilities available to you helpful?

If you are reading the forum or summaries, how is this helpful? -- Oz (in DFW) N1OZ

Jay I was just wondering the other day if you sold it. I was holding off selling mine till you sold yours, no sense having two on the market. I'm getting to the point where I'll accept a loss on it. I