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To link a few sites you will do i little engineering. 1.) Will the site coverages overlap? 2.) How will the sites be interconnected? ( RF/Phone/Microwave) 3.) How much are you will to spend? If

Hello all, On the GE conversion site I sponsor on rbtip I have information on the conversion of the Mastr II. http://www.kuggie.com/sartech/GEM2/where_to_get_the_signals_from_a_.html A while back

Hi, I will let you know if anyone comes up with a good inexpensive solution! There are several ways to do it, but I am hoping I can find a way to keep everything on one frequency, isntead of going

For all that may be interested (Ohio & surrounding States), I have placed a copy of the April Ohio Area Repeater Council newsletter on my page at: http://www.wa8dbw.ifip.com/Newsletter.html Pass it

Hello, I have a repeater system consisting of a Yaesu VXR5000 UHF repeate and a Computer Automation Technology CAT300 controller. I have the repeater at a church in my city.. The coverage is not that

Looking for a ge master II DC Control Card? anybody that has one for sale or trade please let me know thank you at bug1@... Brent

Hi All, I have several Mitrek VHF radios I would like to convert to repeaters. I have searched the NET, and have found 3 different version of the conversion instructions. I am sure out of

In a message dated 3/23/1999 4:59:54 PM Eastern Standard Time, patrickn@... writes: << Hello, I have a repeater system consisting of a Yaesu VXR5000 UHF repeate and a Computer

if you will contact gene diehl telephone 219 495 5715 he will sell you a complete master II for 45 dollars plus shipping which will have everything you would need to repair yours for a long time. he

i have a motorola commander series model L1474A remote consel and would like to hook it up to my GE master II low band Base can any body out there help ? and in what refrence would the control

I have done maratrac's with the m 400 software and no special keystrokes were required to take them into the ham bands just direct entry. tom n8ies Jim Horvat wrote:

Are the Red/Black wires still connected to the TX relay at the antenna connector? They should be cut. mch wrote:

Then Joe Orrico WB6HRO wrote: But how would a receiver connected to an IFR differ in voltage from a receiver connected to a duplexer? In case I gave the wrong impression, the unit is still at the

There are jumper changes when you install/uninstall a CTCSS board. I know one is on the front/left side of the system board (with the handle facing you). That is the PTT control jumper that selects

the squelch circut is all ready there. you merely need to put in a pot to set it 73 ed n4ale look at the ge page on the internet and it will tell you where and how.

This is a mobile Mastr II, low band 48mhz. I have the control head, and the squelch control changes a voltage on the plug in panel test point, but the receiver stays un squelched. I am assuming

you can purchase one or build your own take a look at the NHRC web page under master II info http://www.nhrc.net Ed Bathgate RMA Repair Dept x8785 wrote:

If you mean a squelch operated relay, it was an option on the base units. You can hear that relay trip hundreds of feet away from the unit. If you mean an internal (to the drawer unit) squelch, I

Is a squelch circuit an option on a GE Mastr II? Is it a module? Is there a way to build one? 73 Ed N3SDO Ed Bathgate RMA Dept (724) 772-8785 pager (412) 649-6773

Can some one tell me the Key strokes to take the Motorola M 4oo software out of band so I can program the Ham freqs. Thanks Jim W8WRP