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Mike OK. I'll send you one. Regards, Charles F. Adams K3HKZ Industrial Communications Co. 121 N Sitgreaves Street Easton, PA 18042 Office 610-253-1214 Cell 610-360-0050 Fax 610-253-4504 Sent:

Charles, The address here is: * Miike Ryan * 4828 Commonwealth Road * Palmetto, FL 34221. Thank you very much! - Mike Sent: Monday, March 17, 2025 8:55 AM To:

Hi The 7/8" cable you have is probably Phelps Dodge with solid center and spiral outside. No soldering required. We have a few used (cut off) connectors laying around, which I would offer FREE if you

I am the keeper of GB3VS a UHF repeater in the UK .it operates using the ARCOM 210 controller ..which has 2 spare channels I am considering connecting it into the Allstar network but the site has no

As you are no doubt finding out, the average ham radio has 25kHz IF filtering and +/- 5kHz (or more) TX deviation with little or no modulation limiting. Your choices for equipment that can resolve

These units are sold, thanks for all the interest.

Can I make a suggestion?? Of course, I don't know your specific situation but our experience is that jerkoffs who do that crave negative attention and would actually jam just to get us to turn the

The Motrola CDM series will also narrowband and are great mobile radios The CDM 1250 and CDM 1550 (my favorite) Lloyd KO4L [email protected]> wrote:

Almost any Kenwood with the model TK-7xxx will do those splits. The Kenwood repeaters TKR-750 and 751 will also do those splits. Roger, N5QS

Hello Tim, For mobile radios, the M1225 and CM300 will both work for narrow band. I would be very sure the P1225 and CP300 portables will also. Mick - W7CAT

I meant to say Part 90 services..... -- The Real RFI-EMI-GUY

When the FCC (AKA Motorola) mandated narrow band for Part 95 services, they forgot that a small number of VHF channels, primarily VHF mutual aid channels required 2.5 KHz resolution. Because

Hi folks, I'm in Wa. state and WWARA has authorized me a NB rpt. pair 146.6875 out / 146.0875 in. (2.5 kc / 12.5 kc ch. spacing) My rpt. is a Motorola Quanter. I now am searching for compatible radios

One wire, ground, should be easy to figure out. Your +V should also be easy to trace. The output should be coming from the pot through a electrolytic capacitor... I don't think there's a line you need

Good afternoon, I have a couple of the Tait TB-9300 VHF repeaters for sale - currently they are set for Tier 3 DMR Trunking. These are complete units - reciter, 100w PA, and 48vdc to 24vdc power

Thank you Chris, At least now I know the frequency table of the CTCSS IC. I will know have to do some reverse engineering to figure-out what wire does what. Unless a member would know what

No ...16/32 channel synthesized...smaller box, different control head .. Chris WB5ITT [email protected]> wrote:

Hello, Ed! Are these radios from the same family as the GE MASTR II?

It is but dip switch selectable... it'll work Chris WB5ITT [email protected]> wrote:

Looks home-brew to me. Chuck WB2EDV