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Correction, UTC + 1 -- - Regards, Karl Shoemaker To contact me, please visit SRG's web site at http://www.srgclub.org for the current email address.

So, not to be stupid,? my complete keystrokes on my desk pad would be (come off hook, of course)? 01 31 229 230 044 ? If so, I can't believe I missed that crucial step, considering my background.?

This is an informal survey prompted by the recent bandwidth discussion. There are over 5000 members of this list including many highly technical people. Some of you must have done this testing.?

All, Since paper telephone directories are more rare than a chicken with teeth, the internet is your friend. To dial any telephone number FROM the U.S. (international phone call) the first digits you

Wow-they want WAAAY too much for those! I can't see going much above $100 for one... And the one on top in the bottom pic is just a cage with some MastrII cards in it. None of those are for the voter.

That seems reasonable enough. I've yet to find a radio (or band) that I could use to run something continuously like that. Seems it would eventually eat PAs. Like trunked control channel repeaters

Em, not completed yet. I'll take one of a 2RU box that is nt a drawer, but has the din rails. Soon. Tom K8TB

Zero hangtime?? Nope..I found ~200-400ms max is needed...mobile chop causes the link to go rapidly off/on etc.. horrible...a SHORT hangtime on links smooths out everything.. or just run the link

Best way to do it is use a regular crossband type configuration at the receiver site. For example, VHF receiver hooked up to a UHF transmitter. Zero hangtime. At the voter site, use a UHF link

Or you could forget temperature compensation and use a crystal heater - way more stable than temp. comp. http://www.masterscommunications.com/products/ch/ch25.html Chuck WB2EDV

Bomar?? Oh hell no....poor quality...I threw anything from them away...

If you have a lot of patience, and a lot of channel elements, I have had good success with just swapping the Xtal into an element that has good stability across the temperature range (~10f to 100f) I

Hi Karl, Have you tried?Bomar Crystal Company?? ? http://bomarcrystal.com/index.html ? 117 William Street PO Box 10 Middlesex, NJ 08846? + 1 (732) 356-7787 + 1 (800) 526-3935 FAX: + 1 (732)

I have a project with a voting system and wondered if there is a cheap way of transmitting this 2175Hz tone from a remote site? was gonna do microwave, but thats too expensive no internet at this

RF Technology IPPA150Q 180 watt continuous duty VHF (136-174 MHz) repeater amplifier. 1-3 watts in adjustable output to 180 watts. Built in 45 Amp power supply. 120VAC input, 19" 2RU rack mount.

I built this for two repeaters that share a single antenna 444.5TX, 444.7TX and 449.5 RX and 449.7 RX. I used 2 8” BP cavities on each TX with a two stage isolator and 3 4” BP cavities for the RX

Hey, you're talking about some of my best work! You forgot to mention lots of clip leads. (I was once chastised by WB8MCS who told me, "No clip leads on the repeater!" That was back with tube

JLPCB offers small-batch boards and SMD installation at pretty reasonable prices these days. I wish it was a US company but until someone in the US starts up a similar business that is what we are

Tom, A picture is worth a thousand words. Do you have one you feel comfortable sharing? 73 and aloha, Eric KH6CQ

Jeff, Those perf-boards and? a PL decoder here and a PL decoder there get away from you. I am rebuilding the Holland (Mi) repeater systems. New cabinet and some nice Quantars and MTR-2000's. A Doug