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At 4/6/2025 12:37 PM, you wrote: The only thing you have to be careful of with the six-pin versus the eight pin is make sure that the repeater is off when you plug in. That's because there is plus 12

Chris, I monitor 52.525 on my Syntor X9000 and 50.125 USB on a Kenwood TS-570DG 24/7 here in San Diego. We’ve had many openings including JA’s and points north. So many of us are

I'm not one for off-topic posts I know, but there are also a lot of resources here... I'm looking for a replacement board to get a TM-742A going again. I need the board that has the battery on it.

Try a LibreVNA. They are both a VNA and Spectrum Analyzer that run though USB to a computer. Rob VK5TRM

The only thing you have to be careful of with the six-pin versus the eight pin is make sure that the repeater is off when you plug in. That's because there is plus 12 volts at the 8-pin jack that

At 4/6/2025 06:19 AM, you wrote: I prefer to use the 8 pin modular cable.? That allows me to go to a site and make programming changes from the front panel of the repeater and not have to go in

Ken, We had boxes of 50 watt 220 linear amps in a cabinet down here at Garmin in Salem never touched for 15 years. When I retired in January of this year I heard that they tossed everything in a

First thing to check for is when you power the controller on you should see one of the LEDs flash rapidly, which I recall was one of the COR LEDs then after about 5-10 seconds that should stop and

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I run the RSS in a 32 bit Win XP VM using Virtual Box on my win10 64 bit laptops Have to watch the USB com port setting to match..works great wrote:

You need to map external PTT to.the wireline audio in using the RSS. Set it as a base and not repeater ..the external controller will work fine. COS and PL detect out of the MTR are high going

Motorola R2600 series with tracking generator option. One and done. Chris/AJM -- Chris Baldwin, CETSr. (KF6AJM) Trustee - MetroNET Cal. Intertie (KB3PX)

*Hi all, Re-posting this as for some reason our first post never made it through: * *We're running into a major issue with a recently assembled RC210 — it’s not responding to valid COS signals

With SDR being a thing these days, is there any software that could turn say a BladeRF into a capable service monitor for duplexer tuning and alignment? Or any off the shelf solutions which just

Hi, I recently bought a UHF XPR 8300 repeater and a UHF XPR 5550 at a hamfest. I'm planning on using these on a commercial pair. I was hoping to use enhanced encryption for this, which I think

There is adequate documentation on the repeater-builder website. Don't forget to save the codeplug as received (you need a 32-bit Windows OS). Some programming settings are required for the wireline

I prefer to use the 8 pin modular cable.? That allows me to go to a site and make programming changes from the front panel of the repeater and not have to go in the back and possibly remove a db-25

Yes Tim. The cables seem to have gone the way of the dodo! Good luck.

Thanks. I did finally figure that out. The guy we got this from had the wires stuffed into the square holes. I moved them to the round holes. I'm getting about 1.6vpp on the rx audio lines, that

Couple items to look at... Wireline card present in the top slot of the cage? Tuner menu Wireline TX audio level turned up (often found Zeroed out)? Set to Full Duplex? The black connector does