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From this post: /g/repeater-builder/message/195129 I'm not sure Jared has the capability to accurately measure RL. This is especially true if the directional coupler he is using as

* My calculations say injecting the signal into antenna port of the duplexer with the transmit side terminated, * the repeater should take 0.41uV or -114dBm to reach 12DB SINAD assuming the repeater

I figured I probably am chasing my tail on the repeater end. But a trip to the dealer would make me feel better. My calculations say injecting the signal into antenna port of the duplexer with the

You may be chasing your tail.? Signal generators/service monitors are not all that accurate.? ?I was playing around with a couple of HP 8924c and an IFR 1200s.? I noticed that even after about 10

Jim, I thought I had copied your message in my response, but I guess not.? This is what you sent.? I'm not sure how it will open the path for the wide band audio connections via pins 9 & 34 of the

If I get what you’re saying, I already ran those results. I inputted a signal through the antenna port on the duplexer and into the receiver through the duplexer. I had the transmitter side of the

I don’t doubt the Honeywell li-ion batteries. ?I just need a 7100/7200 series charger that will charge the li-ion batteries that are shaped like a legacy nmh battery. ?I have twelve NEW li-ion

We used to run Honeywell lithium polymer batteries on our XTS 5000s. Great batteries! They lasted 20+ hours with moderate transmit and near constant receive activity in talkgroup scan on a busy P25

This can also occur if you have removed one of the option cards or have made a change in the codeplug that would need one of the option cards to function. Read the codeplug and as Millin has said find

Glenn.. unplug the repeater, read the repeater to see where the error is located in the software .. sometimes the blinking red light indicates a power bump or a shot PA. So read the repeater clear

Jared.. disconnect the tx side and terminate it into a 50 ohm dummy load. Terminate the high side of the duplexer..inject a signal from the antenna port of duplexer and see what you get. Any

I have a MTR 2000, and the Power light is flashing. Searching the internet, I found that it is in service mode. What do I need to do to get it out of Service Mode? Thanks for your help. Butch KE7FEL

I am not, no adapters anywhere, I’m using 4 foot RG-400 N Male/N Male cables. I’ve tested them both for shorts/miswires and also ran them across a spectrum analyzer and both have about 0.16db of

Are you using any elbows in your system?

It would appear that I have 2 issues resulting in the over 3 db down which probably explains my issue. So I guess that’s what I mean when it’s “deaf”. I must be horribly messing up my MTR

As an AM station owner and engineer, all my AMs have been out to 10 kilohertz. The stations that have reduced to 5 are those that are running IBOC or HD which is required to prevent interference to

FWIW, it’s probably easier if you state your measurements in dB instead of uV. 0.53 uV = -112.5 dBm 0.40 uV = -114.9 dBm So, you’re losing 2.4 dB in your duplexer, not the 1.3 dB you stated

So I injected signal into the antenna port of the duplexer and hooked the receiver to the duplexer without the TX hooked up. It took 0.53 microvolts to maintain 12DB SINAD. But the thing is, when I

Since my post is not included, I have no idea what your talking about Burt. But glad to help with whatever it was. 73, Jim W7RY -- Thanks and 73, Jim W7RY