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Chris, What are you referring to? WZ5TX David “Tyler” Bufkin ________________________________ Sent: Saturday, April 5, 2025 5:11:42 PM To: [email protected]

In California it's Cactus, in Texas it's Armadillo... You know what I'm talking about Jim Reese WD5IYT, sk, had an error message in the Dillo controller that if you entered an unknown command it

ugh...that's as bad as the guy that used to use phonetics...he got banned from just about every repeater and club in nearly 100 miles...I'm sure he got in trouble with 'the man' too...interfering with

I'm trying to figure out why our mtr2000 isn't passing any audio. We're using an external repeater controller through the wireline connector. This is new to us, and we're trying to get things set up

* On 2025 05 Apr 17:48 -0500, Jim Barbour via groups.io wrote: Work out the letters right to left. Hint: The Morse characters are sent in reverse (the clue for me was '.-.-'). 73, Nate -- "The

Sorry, I'm not getting it... BMEK(unknown)DL Huh?

You guys are making me sick here. I haven't heard of people in 6 m down here in Southeast Texas and it's one of my favorite bands! Chris WB5ITT [email protected]> wrote:

Thanks Max. Too involved for me. I thought I could find am SMP2000 prog. cable and program thru the mike jack. (I have no info on the D shell 15 pin connector on rear of radio above power cable.

I've never done it with the MTR 2000 but I suspect it would be channel steering using the GPIOs via wildcard programming.. I've only stuck an MTR 2000 on only one frequency

At 4/5/2025 01:33 PM, you wrote: Many years ago back in the '80s, I was down in Brownsville for a Texas VHFM Society convention and I set my mobile radios up to crossband the popular 2 m repeater to

At 4/5/2025 12:06 PM, you wrote: Yeah Repeater wars it was before I got licensed but the legacy of it still lives San Diego has had many problems with co-existing with repeaters up north, I used to

At 4/5/2025 08:00 AM, you wrote: Sorry to hear about the coordination problems out there. So Cal has its problems with things like a member of our local repeater coordination team hosting an

I'm trying to figure this out. The Moto lit says up to 32 channels and the Wildcard tables show the 96-pin connector GPIOs, but... I don't understand the programming UI. First, is binary channel

At 4/5/2025 03:27 AM, you wrote: Last night at the Orange Club meeting, I saw another testament to the dumbing down of America and ham radio..... The question was asked why the 147.06 rptr was down

Many years ago back in the '80s, I was down in Brownsville for a Texas VHFM Society convention and I set my mobile radios up to crossband the popular 2 m repeater to 223.46 simplex as I only had my

6M has been open MANY times over the past month or 2 to Oregon. And since we're at the peak of the cycle, this summer should be great! South America, the Caribbean, South Pacific. Tons of DX Ken

Interesting subject and? Mike will 6M open to Oregon this year? I evaluated a Linear Modulation Tech PA, w/ 24Vdc it took a +8dBm input to deliver 100W CW. I considered using one for my ACSB repeater

Yeah Repeater wars it was before I got licensed but the legacy of it still lives San Diego has had many problems with co-existing with repeaters up north, I used to get were the original repeater and

It may be worth a look to the SPC-4000 or SM-4000 cable. I have a similar GE version of this radio, sm-4150. Radio is programmed with a serial cable connecting to a six pin connector on the radios

All 220 Linear amps should work great on 220 FM without any mods except maybe the addition of a small fan but even the fan isn't really required. I had several Morrow electronics/UPS Aviation