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All subscribers, Please be advised of the scheduled down time tonight. Kevin Custer W3KKC List Owner From: ONElist Tech Support Hello, The ONElist system will be down for scheduled maintenance

that you I use a Hamtronics R-220 receiver here on my 224.66Mhz repeater and it works OK. But, just OK, nothing special. You also have to remember that it is located here at my house and does not

-- One more quick thing on a Mitrek. I have one on 440 I duplexed that is deaf as a stump until the TX comes up. Then, the sensitivity is great! As soon as the tail drops, it goes back to being deaf.

Hi Chuk As you can see from the date,I am behind in my e-mail but I agree. best 73 Ted Chukgleasn@... wrote:

From: Chukgleasn@... OK, everyone, where are the real RF Hackers? Here's the challenge: Develop some new ways to build 220MHz repeaters. Well Chuk there are several things that don't make

Chukgleasn@... wrote: I believe that would be the Delta, Delta-S, then Delta-SX (those are respectively crystal controlled, synthesized and wideband synthesized units) The -S would obviously be a

Since the email reflectors at QTH.net do not allow Html and attachments, I started a new email list for each. Some of you are already subscribed......thanks. For the Hardcore Motorola enthusiast, Go

Chukgleasn@... wrote:

Jon Pearl W4ABC wrote: I have to agree with Jon, When Motorola designed and built the Micor, they employed the best engineers that money could buy. This radio was developed as a part of

This was posted to me privately, and I thought after I started my reply I would send it on to the list...... -============================= Hello: I was going to purchase some Hamtronics equipment,

OK, everyone, where are the real RF Hackers? Here's the challenge: Develop some new ways to build 220MHz repeaters. Here's why: Everyone has the GE ExecII and Micor VHF mobile mods all over

Howdy, The manual that you seek, for the mobile UHF Micors runs $99 from Motorola, more than I paid for the 3 radios of this type to retune into repeaters. And no, I do not have access to a free

well for what it is worth i am now using the diamond due to it has a removable cover on the back and allows repair if needed like on the center conductors of the N or SO-239 connectors thanks to the

KA9SWI@... wrote: Peter, Get a Comet or Diamond dual band mobile duplexer (diplexer) they will work fine for this. I have a few repeaters that use dual and tri band antennas. Some are

Hello, I am really cheap and hoping someone has prints and service literature on the web for the Micor uhf Elmer KB3WG

I'll tell what we are doing at one of our sites... depending on your power output. We are using an actual COMET Tri-Plexer for our 2Meter / 220packet / 440link repeater site. And never have any

I use the Larsen diplexor. It's a heavy duty model that can take up to 200w. Plus it is a sealed unit. I have not had any problems with desense. Good luck with it. 73, Gary