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MCI had a similar nationwide system with UHF repeaters but I don't know if or how it was tied into the switched network. Anyone from MCI on this list? Our company's warehouse is a former MCI microwave

Good question. Simple answer: no, generally speaking, a regular SNR voter and two separate cross-polarized antennas won't be effective in combatting mobile flutter. The rate of mobile flutter is

There is absolutely nothing on repeater-builder on programming the Mastr III station. Anybody want to write something? Mike WA6ILQ

There's a set of original cables here: https://www.ebay.com/itm/ 234742183745 ( https://www.ebay.com/itm/234742183745 ) But the price is, in my opinion, OUTRAGEOUS. All they are is 1/10 inch spaced

M III ver 17 was the last version we had also. The RPM software we got IS tied to computer by a key. The only way around we found was to clone the hard drives, which meant you had to have the same

Will a voter switch fast/often enough to keep up with the flutter style fading? Eric WB6TIX

The last version of the Mastr IIe/III program, which I believe is V17, is what is needed, and it is not tied to a PC. It looks DOS based, but it runs fine in XP at least. ProGrammer is what is tied to

That has been my experience as well, at least for analog stations. You may need the Windows software to program a P25 station which has a DSP card needed for P25; I don't have any P25 stations so

For the newer stations (stripes) you will need the newer win based software package that is tied to you computer. I don't know if Harris still supports these stations as we bought everytning we needed

Actually, My suggestion is for the second antenna to he a horizontal loop avoiding the hassle and loss related to a CP antenna.

I have excess to my needs a single port RLC Club in rack mount case.. bought it planning to add the deluxe II board but decided not to since I have already too many RLCs. Asking $550 for it plus

Here is a link to the SurgeX SX-1115-RT?datasheet: https://www.ametekesp.com/-/media/ametekesp/downloads/data-sheets/surgex-ametek_data-sheet_sx-1115-rt.pdf According to the datasheet: * The device

Nobody ever said they were a full service shop like International was. They sell good stable crystals that you should be able to pop into a channel element and go. ?I have two low band crystals in a

I did lol we're going to try to go back up to the side again over the Thanksgiving holidays hopefully we can get this thing back up online and working. Frequency on the ham band is 444.050 plus offset

I'm sure you knew what I meant... 500 KHz between TX frequencies (not MHz). Jim W7RY

Thanks Jim for the reply yeah I have to Motorola Micor and a Motorola quantar they have the same setup as you're talking about but one of them is a six cavitity T1500 and the other a six cavity which

Their modular oscillator units have great temp stability specs, so we tried to order the one that puts out a modified sine wave, but was told something like 100 would be doable, but not just a few.

Or you can use a crystal heater like I suggested earlier and use their crystal. Chuck WB2EDV

It's Monday morning, November 21,? about 12:30am and my outgoing line (Voip circuit) would not work so I had to use my in coming line (regular POTS) landline expecting an expensive call on my next

Comprod looks interesting but can it be stacked in bays? Plus the cost is likely high for the average ham... I would think you could get a tubing bender and make your own for a heck of a lot less.