Re: WTB: GLB Model 414 transceiver power connector
Try this. https://www.newark.com/switchcraft-conxall/12cl5mx/connector-din-plug-5-position/dp/89K7649?CMP=KNC-GUSA-GEN-PMAX-Shopping-New&mckv=_dm|pcrid||plid||kword||match||slid||product|89K7649|pgrid||ptaid||&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjwqv2_BhC0ARIsAFb5Ac8gP1gzq2kTQjxVGefjDnqvDtphcbEORIAZOV33Ag4F6tVSTmtpvQoaAsoyEALw_wcB
Randoloh Koehler KI4EZU VE ki4ezu@...? 360-633-0708
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-------- Original message -------- From: "wallace.gibbons via groups.io" <wally.gibbons@...> Date: 4/16/25 4:30 PM (GMT-08:00) To: repeater-builder@groups.io Subject: [repeater-builder] WTB: GLB Model 414 transceiver power connector
Hi, I hope this isn't too far off topic, but there's lots of good GLB information on Repeater Builder, and I have discussed GLB synthesizers with other members of this group....
I found a GLB 414 two meter transceiver while doing a cleaning/dejunking of some shelves. I connected 12 volts to it and the radio actually works, and quite well! But I can't find any power cable for it. It uses a strange 5 pin DIN connector.
If you have a connector that mates with the one on the back of the radio (picture attached)? and want to part with it, I'm interested. Please contact me with a price including shipping.
Thanks.
Wally Gibbons, AF7FH North Logan, Utah --
Randolph C Koehler
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KI4EZU {at} YAHOO {dot} COM
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Re: WTB: GLB Model 414 transceiver power connector
Like this:
Chuck
On 4/16/2025 7:29 PM, wallace.gibbons
via groups.io wrote:
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Hi,
I hope this isn't too far off topic, but there's lots of
good GLB information on Repeater Builder, and I have discussed
GLB synthesizers with other members of this group....
I found a GLB 414 two meter transceiver while doing a
cleaning/dejunking of some shelves. I connected 12 volts to it
and the radio actually works, and quite well! But I can't find
any power cable for it. It uses a strange 5 pin DIN connector.
If you have a connector that mates with the one on the back
of the radio (picture attached)? and want to part with it, I'm
interested. Please contact me with a price including shipping.
Thanks.
Wally Gibbons, AF7FH
North Logan, Utah
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Re: WTB: GLB Model 414 transceiver power connector
To me that looks like a 5-pin
microphone connector, like used to be used on older CB radios.
Chuck
WB2EDV
On 4/16/2025 7:29 PM, wallace.gibbons
via groups.io wrote:
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Hi,
I hope this isn't too far off topic, but there's lots of
good GLB information on Repeater Builder, and I have discussed
GLB synthesizers with other members of this group....
I found a GLB 414 two meter transceiver while doing a
cleaning/dejunking of some shelves. I connected 12 volts to it
and the radio actually works, and quite well! But I can't find
any power cable for it. It uses a strange 5 pin DIN connector.
If you have a connector that mates with the one on the back
of the radio (picture attached)? and want to part with it, I'm
interested. Please contact me with a price including shipping.
Thanks.
Wally Gibbons, AF7FH
North Logan, Utah
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WTB: GLB Model 414 transceiver power connector
Hi, I hope this isn't too far off topic, but there's lots of good GLB information on Repeater Builder, and I have discussed GLB synthesizers with other members of this group....
I found a GLB 414 two meter transceiver while doing a cleaning/dejunking of some shelves. I connected 12 volts to it and the radio actually works, and quite well! But I can't find any power cable for it. It uses a strange 5 pin DIN connector.
If you have a connector that mates with the one on the back of the radio (picture attached)? and want to part with it, I'm interested. Please contact me with a price including shipping.
Thanks.
Wally Gibbons, AF7FH North Logan, Utah
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AirCell/Trilogy NMP01250 Heliax Connector
Anyone happen to have an assembly sheet for a AirCell/Trilogy NMP01250 Heliax Connector? Don't need the spec sheet.
Just need the info to prep the end of the heliax.
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Rob K7TGU
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(I hate out this particular forum doesn't let you edit a message)
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What I meant to say is all old DOS software relies on being in Real Mode, and doesn't know what Protected Mode is. It's all going/filtered through Windows, so it's like a guy listening to someone on a phone in one ear and relaying it to someone on the another phone in the other ear. Timing suffers...
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I think the problem is that even if everything's mapped correctly, you're still using DOSBOX; hence, you're in Protected Mode, which all old Moto DOS RSS relies on. I seem to recall that new fork called DOSBOX-X had some scheme to compensate to fake REAL Mode but I haven't studied it or anything. It's on github. In any case, I just said f@#$ it and got an old Toughbook w/a real serial port that accepted a floppy drive so I could boot real DOS and stop rolling the DOSBOX dice.
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I think that's it. Like I said elsewhere I went to do the PA output align but got sidetracked...
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But pretty sure that was the problem since four PAs did the same thing
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GeorgeC
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used the service monitor output on 10 mhz for reference. With no reference the station will not transmit or receive, so had that part covered
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GeorgeC
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Frank,
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Ron here from MCC.? The RC-100's RB timeout enable/disable (toggle code) is at 4151 Dxx code.
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Let me know if you need more info or help.
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73, ron, n9ee
MCC
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Re: Swap: Ics controllers quantar 1x for a northcomm quantar ecm.
Hi,
Sorry for the late reply. I was still trying but I have officially given up on the ics.
Did you have a northcomm?
Thanks
Robert
O may be able to help you out in your request. I have that plug and play controller. NASA courtesy time is nice and the repeater itself will ID.?
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Re: Spectra Flat TX/RX Audio
Please see: On Wed, 16 Apr 2025, Don Wisdom KD7WKF wrote: On batlabs's spectra page it mentions that there is an option on the
analog spectra to do flat tx/rx audio which I need for some data
purposes,? It also mentions that hte info is in the service manual
(the version I have its not) Does anyone know what jumpers need to be
changed inside the radio to get flat tx/rx audio to the rear connector
on a dash-mount radio? I'd guess that you'd want to look at any sort of Data PTT function the radio may have. Hopefully someone will chime in here with some application notes. Here is an extensive list of jumpers: Here is some info on interfacing the non-Motorola ways: I'd also potentially be interested in a uhf service manual if anyone
has one that they'd part with that has that information in it. There are digital copies in the above URL at the top or relevant sub-chapters. An alternative forum to ask the questions is however the (analog?) Spectra is considered rather old at this point. -- Kris Kirby, KE4AHR Disinformation Architect, Systems Mangler, & Network Mismanager
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All,
On batlabs's spectra page it mentions that there is an option on the analog spectra to do flat tx/rx audio which I need for some data purposes,? It also mentions that hte info is in the service manual (the version I have its not) Does anyone know what jumpers need to be changed inside the radio to get flat tx/rx audio to the rear connector on a dash-mount radio?
I'd also potentially be interested in a uhf service manual if anyone has one that they'd part with that has that information in it.
Thanks
--Don
KD7WKF
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I've searched the existing topics without finding what I need. I have an RC-100 that's working well, but I'd like to disable the base station timeout. I have worked with the tones, but it's been a couple of years. Can anyone help with the tone sequence? Any help would be muchly appreciated.
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Same cable as used on the Midland Base Tech II and III stations, if that helps. They are rebadged KG510s.
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Chris/AJM
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Chris Baldwin, CETSr. (KF6AJM)
Trustee - MetroNET Cal. Intertie (KB3PX)
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Re: Kenwood D710 No audio on Aux port
That is correct. Fortunately, Kenwood did correct that oversight in their
new NXR-1000 series.
ALTHOUGH, I'm disappointed there are no options to be able to control
encoded CTCSS/DCS via external logic in teh NXR-1000 series, as could be
done with the TKRs and NXR-710 and 810
Ken
At 11:00 AM 4/16/2025, you wrote:
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Correct me if I'm wrong (Ken??),
but the D710 doesn't have the facilities for use with an external
controller, specifically the audio I/O. I had a few of these and sold
them for this very reason. They make great standalone/temporary machines,
and the internal controller is reasonably capable.
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Chris/AJM
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Re: Kenwood D710 No audio on Aux port
Correct me if I'm wrong (Ken??), but the D710 doesn't have the facilities for use with an external controller, specifically the audio I/O. I had a few of these and sold them for this very reason. They make great standalone/temporary machines, and the internal controller is reasonably capable.
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Chris/AJM
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Trustee - MetroNET Cal. Intertie (KB3PX)
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A Quantar chassis is universal, you can put in any modules and it all works the same. I agree on checking the transmitter power alignment.?
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I’ll bet your 900 chassis has a high stability oscillator installed and your 800 doesn’t? It creates trouble….
Mark
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On Apr 16, 2025, at 12:39?PM, Tom Saunders via groups.io <n7oep@...> wrote:
? Did you perform the PA alignment? The values stored for orig PA and exciter may be way out for the 900 PA. Just do a PA INIT, and try again. Tom n7oep WRBK584 On Apr 16, 2025, at 9:32?AM, George Csahanin <george@...> wrote:
? Folks I had something odd here. I have three Quantars in service, all 100W, one UHF in 441 band, two 927 band. I had a PA fail on the 927 in Cedar Hill so for tight now I pulled the PA from the local Quantar here at the house and put it in Cedar Hill and that's all fine, 100W out. The 441 Quantar is here in the shack and easy to work on (its three feet away). So I popped out the UHF exciter and PA, installed a 900 exciter and one of my spare 900 PA's, reprogrammed the codeplug for 900 transmit, connected the 10 mhz out from my service monitor for external ref. All three PA's only would make 20 watts and all showed PA Fail and PA low. And to answer the first question, the PA out was connected directly to the Bird/load.?
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Is there a difference between a UHF and 900 (or 800) chassis? I'm puzzled because when I popped one of these PAs into the 927 Quantar in the garage all was fine, no faults. Also in the uhf chassis they all showed just about zero reflected power.?
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GeorgeC W2DB
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Frank Gregg
Chris Baldwin
Ken Arck AH6LE