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Tedd, The Mastr II solid state is a much better radio for repeater use. You could use one of the others, but I would choose the Mastr II. John, K7JL --------------- Tedd Doda wrote:

Hello John, Thanks very much for your assistance. I really appreciate your quick response. It would be great to put my Mitreks into service. They've been gathering dust for quite some time. I'll look

Hi Bob, Thanks very much for your assistance. I'll check them out. 73, Gary, W7NTF

Hi John: How do I find out? I used the Mitrek on 52.525 with a bunch of computers in the area, and found it to be quite quiet. My Alinco DR-M06 is horrible at noise rejection on the other hand. Both

Greetings, I have a Cushman CE6A service monitor which would prove extremely helpful in my repeater projects. Unfortunately, my service monitor is in need of repair. Additionally, I do not have any

Greetings, This is Gary, W7N TF, in Spanaway, WA. I have two UHF Motorola Mitrek mobiles that I was going to convert to repeater service before I got ahold of my GE Mastr-II mobiles. I may still go

Actually, at 6M receiver sensitivity is not an issue unless there's been a lightning strike - the real thing to look for is, which if either unit has an RF noise blanker? The Motorola "Extender" is a

David Armstrong KF4LJR Technical Advisor, Southeastern, Division 440 Plunkett Dr. Horton, Al 35980 205-593-5321 home of the 443.725 Repeator an 53.030 How much an does it work, for the uhf master

That's the kind of information I was after. I thought having tube outputs would make it tougher? Only the old Master (1?) base unit has tubes, the Master II (mobile) is solid state. Any comment on RX

Thanks Ed. The sites address is: http://www.nhrc.net/mastr2/index.html Great stuff, and it looks very easy to do the mod's. The Master II is tuned up on 52.525, so it shouldn't take much to get it

To be exact: http://www.nhrc.net/ The Mastr II link is at the bottom. Ray J. Vaughan, MS, CBTE KD4BBM ray@... http://www.rayvaughan.com/

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I'd use the Mitrek - why beat your brains out building fan cooling, etc. for the GE's and then have the recurring expense of replacing the driver and final tubes? In addition, the mobile power

Hi People: I'm looking for information on modifing either a tube final GE Master, or a mobile Canadian GE MC74XC833A (100 watt mobile, Master II I think?)for repeater use. Which would be the better

the ge master II is the best choice i think. look on the web as there is a complete set of instructions to modify your rsdio. also look up the nhrc repeater controller. if you just search yahoo for

Marvin Munster wrote: Marvin,

Reverse burst was used in the Olden Golden days of yore, when we used mechanical tuned reeds to decode and encode CTCSS tones. These reeds would keep running for a short time and the radio would be

How about adding "Reverse Burst" and it's explanation. I have had it explained a time or two, but just can't seem to grasp the concept. Marvin.

Here are the first submissions to the terminology page. See it at http://www.kuggie.com/rbtip/repeaterterm.html Kevin

Sorry about that, The Model is a CM-4000B Ken VO1ST vo1st@...