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Well, my 2 cents is, Michael retired... that’s when BOMAR went in the trash

Years ago when most ham radios in the FM 2 meter band used crystals, they did not do very well .? They would often drift off frequency and after a while drift too much to be pulled back on

"That was YEARS ago" (my emphasis). See Kevin's message: Bomar is NG now. Bob NO6B

The last two Bomar crystals I got had problems. I never went back. I can't recall exactly when this was, but it was shortly before International went out. International was my last crystal purchase,

I have used many many Bomar crystals over the years and they worked very well, not seen a failure.? Did get one for 6m not on freq, claimed did not calculate base freq out to needed decimal and they

The correct date was 9/24/ 2019. Len k4lfk ________________________________ Sent: Friday, February 19, 2021 5:34 PM To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Subject: Re:

I paid 46.76 pounds for the TX and RX VHF MSR2000 crystals with shipping on 9/42/2019. Len k4lfk ________________________________ Sent: Friday, February 19, 2021 5:24 PM To: [email protected]

QuartSLab prices for G.E. xtals went up over 70% in just 18 months, & that was as of a month ago. Maybe they went up another 20% since then? Bob NO6B

Years ago I ran a touch-tone function decoder on my Santiago Peak repeater that was fed by pre PL muted audio. No tone at all was required to send it a command. And since it didn't require PL to talk

* Thanks Jeff - but that would mean that normal repeat function would require a tone to get through - correct? Are you saying that you operate the repeater carrier-squelch? If so, then I'd do the

Here is something to think about also that may help. Look at the attached file. Rather than using a CTCSS decoder, I used the COR from the control radio. Mick - W7CAT

What Dan sezs. I've installed this at our main repeater site: https://www.ebay.com/itm/Repeater-Controller-Accessory-automation-Controller-8-Outputs-Relay-driver-DTMF/291330415500

Thanks Jeff - but that would mean that normal repeat function would require a tone to get through - correct? We do not want to do that either. I think from the several suggestions we have, adding

A good number of years ago I was using an RC850 controller and had a 220 MHz receiver feeding it for control.? DTMF never made it to any transmitter. Today you can buy a DTMF decoder for almost

Just use a separate receiver on another frequency and a DTMF controlled relay. There is a good unit that has 8 relays that is advertised in the back of every QST magazine. You can then connect that to

Unless I'm mis-remembering, you should be able to uncheck the box that says "Remote Access with QT/DQT" in the Remote Control screen. That will allow you to send DTMF to control the repeater without

Put in a second receiver on a different UHF channel within the pass band of your duplexor. Put a controller on it and there you go. It will drive them nuts when you control it and they can not hear a

I have the same problem here. There are a couple of pirate stations that have been occasionally showing up on my repeater. My response is to shut the repeater off for a while. My codes were originally

In had a set of Crystals made for my HT-220 from QuartSLab and they were $82 including shipping from the UK. Beautifully made and they have all the specs for Motorola radios. I installed them last

Hello, I have set up DTMF remote control for the TKR-750. The control commands are going to be repeated (and heard, copied by all users) when they are sent to the input frequency to remote control the