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Re: Trident controllers
The Trident Raider does support PL and DPL, It was designed to allow a community repeater system to migrate it's users to LTR> If ANYONE has a Raider manual with schematics please contact me.? I'm also looking for Maurader and Extreme manuals and equipment. |
Re: ASTRO Spectra Firmware?
Just curious what the need for upgrading is as it generally does not add features or functionality.? ?You also need both a SmartRIB and OEM cable to perform such an upgrade.? You are not going to enable P25 or such just by upgrading firmware.? The version of firmware you need is also going to vary based on your hardware and configuration (trunking, conventional, etc). Dan Woodie, CETsr KC8ZUM? On Sat, Nov 26, 2022, 8:39 PM DCFluX <dcflux@...> wrote:
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Re: Multiple repeaters sharing a common power supply - pros and cons
I heard used just under $200 and about $500 new. On Sat, Nov 26, 2022 at 8:31 PM Karl Shoemaker <srg734@...> wrote: What is the cost per unit? |
Re: Motorola CDM 750
Steven.. there is a guy in Renton Washington that has used cdm750 for $40.00 I believe..each..UHF..dean Mckinley 253-282-3179 or newcastle2way@...
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From: steven harvey <sharvey@...> To: [email protected] Sent: Sat, 26 Nov 2022 16:53:45 -0700 (MST) Subject: [repeater-builder] Motorola CDM 750 Hello Group, I'm working on setting up a receive site for our 2 meter repeater.? ?I'm going to be using the cdm750 as the receiver and the RTCM device to go out the mesh network.? ? We are the only person on the receiver site but I wanted to ask if it would be wise to get a mobile duplexer and put this in front to notch out any unwanted signals? The other question is, who would be a good source for cdm750 that are used.? ?I'm not going out to ebay as I don't have the time to mess around with stuff arriving and not working. Thanks Steven Harvey N8RLW |
Re: WSJ: Hytera and other brands banned by FCC
Hytera had a pretty good product offering, but sadly they stole intellectual property, and from the wrong company. I spoke with a Hytera rep at the Orlando Hamcation a year before this came to light and he told me the founder of the company had changed the company name from HYT to HYTera because he wanted to end the era of Motorola (60 years at the time). So it seems the motivation may have been more greed of one individual than a Chinese military directed operation. I had been studying Motorola IP Site Connect and HYTera IP Multi Site connect documentation at the time and found specific language in the HYTera manual was clearly plagiarized from Motorola. So it was no surprise.
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As far as the "internet" and security. It is a moldy slice of holy swiss cheese. There is no amount of effort that can protect ones data from malicious party's. Look at all of the products you own that interface with the internet. How many of them were built solely on US soil? What about the chips? None of them. There has been no effort by the US to bring strategic manufacturing back to the US soil. Why? Corporate Greed.? Corporations hire engineers with H1B Visa's because they can pay them less and they get access to all of the intellectual property in the US. At some point they get fed up and homesick and have a huge wad of cash in home equity or savings and they "retire" back in China where they can be hired to design missiles and radios. This problem is manufactured here in the US by corporate greed and stupidity. Unfortunately the "powers to be" decided that they would sever ties with Chinese chip makers without first putting funding into US wafer fab.? Maybe the US DOD should cough up some of that investment like the Chinese military apparently does. On Sat, Nov 26, 2022 at 07:33 PM, Dan Woodie wrote:
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Re: vxr-7000 questions
Eric Grabowski
I don't know if it's possible to do a factory reset; however, I was able to adjust the receive and transmit frequencies by starting the programming software in the manufacturer mode, i.e., with a /m siffix. 73 and aloha, Eric KH6CQ
On Saturday, November 26, 2022, 12:45:15 PM HST, Jamie WW3S <ww3s@...> wrote:
Is it possible to do a hard reset to factory default?
the TX freq is slightly off, about 500 hz low......can that be adjusted in the dealer menu?? |
Re: WSJ: Hytera and other brands banned by FCC
Hytera is now claiming that their equipment should not apply to this ban because it "isn't network equipment" and supposedly doesn't meet some bandwidth requirement in the law.? Last time I checked there are 10/100 Ethernet ports on the rear of their repeaters, capable of network connectivity over the internet - and their radios have data connectivity functionality.? Apparently they don't understand what a network is. These days most digital radio networks are also IP networks and require the same or better safeguards than high-end corporate, banking, and government data networks use. I saw one of the articles stated that Hytera was a supplier of Public Safety Radios.? I am sorry but anyone using Hytera for Public Safety or Mission-Critical communications is out of their minds.? Thankfully, to my Knowledge, Hytera has never offered P25 radios, which thankfully has mostly kept them out of the Public Safety market.? Hytera radios have mostly been used by businesses too cheap to buy a? higher-quality radio system. Also interesting is that L3Harris has been re-branding Hytera radios for many years and offering them as their DMR offering.? I suspect that relationship will also end as a result of this. Dan Woodie, CETsr KC8ZUM? On Fri, Nov 25, 2022, 5:15 PM Kevin Magloughlin <krmjqo@...> wrote:
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Re: Multiple repeaters sharing a common power supply - pros and cons
I did.? He's very nice.? He told me a bit about it, said he would email and also made the comment about their webmaster doesn't?exist at the moment.? I'll call again next week. On Sat, Nov 26, 2022 at 6:59 PM steven harvey <sharvey@...> wrote: Hello John, |
Re: Multiple repeaters sharing a common power supply - pros and cons
Hello John,
Just call there office.? ? The are a commercial radio supplier for most of Ohio and beyond.? ?Here is there information.? ? Just ask the receptionist for Vince or one of the sales folks.? ?We are on EST time here in Ohio.? ?What do you want to know?? ?I can fill you in with specific questions.? ? Call the Avon, Ohio store on the phone and ask for Vince. 1 440 934 5268 |
Motorola CDM 750
Hello Group,?
I'm working on setting up a receive site for our 2 meter repeater.? ?I'm going to be using the cdm750 as the receiver and the RTCM device to go out the mesh network.? ? We are the only person on the receiver site but I wanted to ask if it would be wise to get a mobile duplexer and put this in front to notch out any unwanted signals?? ? The other question is, who would be a good source for cdm750 that are used.? ?I'm not going out to ebay as I don't have the time to mess around with stuff arriving and not working.? ?? Thanks Steven Harvey? N8RLW? |
Re: WSJ: Hytera and other brands banned by FCC
It has been a long time coming.? It is unknown to what extent these companies are conducting operations against the West.?
In order to BE a China company, any information/money/gain of any type is OWNED by the CCP!, so it should be assumed that the extent of the espionage use of these companies is only limited by the extent that they are able.? Often the software TOS has a clause that "you agree to be bound by the laws of China by the use of the product".? So in a way you have surrendered your US citizenship to CCP jurisdiction without knowing it.? The claim that NSA has been guilty of this kind of thing certainly doesn't excuse NSA or CCP or any other entity.? WE should really be more consumer aware.? Do you really want your likeness and DNA profiles owned by CCP? I don't know if you can still find the download site for "Project Venona" (i hope i got the spelling).? From the 1920s or so, lots of encrypted traffic between the New York Russian Embassy and Kremlin were intercepted and saved but not until the Soviet Union fell, did the decryption keys become available and analysts were able to see the full extent of KGB operations to gain info on individuals in order to exploit "useful idiots" or blackmail people in positions of power and influence in order to bring about change favorable to Russia and detrimental to West.? It is the cheapest way to spy. Espionage is not just trade secrets, but information on individuals to best isolate and exploit them.? It was found after Venona that these espionage operations, usually used "volunteers" (useful idiots, slaves) in the target country in order to insulate themselves from prosecution. I can recall a foreign operative laughing at me and telling me - "Americans are lazy and stupid and traitors to their own people, and deserve whatever happens to them". |
Re: Multiple repeaters sharing a common power supply - pros and cons
Excellent... thanks.? Now if we can get some product information from Vasu, that would be great. On Sat, Nov 26, 2022 at 12:29 AM steven harvey <sharvey@...> wrote:
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