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Jerry, That fuse should work just fine. Your choice of the very fast acting style is the correct series for the antenna input fuse. I think that is a very fair price for 5 of them. Joe - WA7JAW

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Working, used TKR-750-1 programmed for 147.06/plus offset/no pl. Puts out 20 on the power up setting or 48 watts on high power. No power cord, no manual, just a bare working repeater. Box is from an

I've blown the pico fuse under the bnc antenna connector. Will this one do ?? https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B012DNXMWY/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 If someone has the exact

Guys, Thanks again for the details. I've been testing this for the past week on the bench and its working great! Man, I wish I played with using the Allstar image on a RaspPI and mod'd CM108 FOB

Not sure why the hate on CWID. Either CWID or VOICE is just fine under part 95 use. excerpt: (b) The call sign must be transmitted (

Why not ID the repeater by cw? Even commercial repeaters I know are done that way. Most users wouldn’t hear it because they have pl on receive and the repeater doesn’t transmit pl during the id

I am actually connecting ID-O-Matic IV to TKR-850 it is GMRS repeater and the entire idea of ID-O-Matic was to have voice identification instead CWID. According to other people I should not really ID

I think you're thinking about the TK-805D/DN, or the TK-809 which is also only narrowband. The TK-760/860 does in fact have wide and narrow capability - see attached. Bob NO6B

You say that you are connecting an ID-O-Matic IV to the TKR-750. What is the ID-O-Matic going to do for you that the internal controller won't do? Joe

No problem. Glad to hear that I could be of help. No, I haven't noticed any background noise. Are you hearing a hum? How does the quality of the audio sound? Are you using the RA (pin11) and TA (pin

Woody, This has been discussed before in some detail. These repeaters work very well in the ham band provided they are not a -2 which is high split (480-520MHz) and the low split -3 which is in "govt.

Jim / Joe Thank you for your feedback, After setting TOR function Controller started to work. Also I apologize for late response, but last week was really busy at work. Joe, I have noticed that after

IIRC these are three resonators on one side, and one on the other. The additional adjustments were loading caps that largely effected insertion loss on the RX path.? It's been 20 years since I fussed

Mike, I had the same issue at a repeater site with 4 FB Broadcast stations on the same tower as my VHF two meter repeater. The repeater is a Kenwood TKR-750 version 2. I purchased an FM Block filter

Well look at it this way: you can re-use that repeater's input for a link or even a repeater output & no one would even know ;) Bob NO6B

I troubleshot a dense electronic site interference problem in which a 20 kW FM transmitter was interfering with some FAA receivers. Turning off the FM transmitter didn’t help. Then turning off the

Did you mean 444.620? 144.620 is 2 bands below 70cm? Sent using SMTP.

I recently picked up a Kenwood tkr-840 that's a K1 model. Default band is 450-480Mhz. I want to dial it down for 70cm around 144.620. I already have it programmed to this freq and ready, modified the