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If the code for your controler is any good you should'nt need one. If you are using a relay for PTT switching why not replace it with a solid state option? Live long and prosper. Brett.

Hello all, Jeff here, Just bought a UHF VERTEX 5000 from yaesu. I have the RC1000V controller to interface with. Have any one done this kind of setup before. Any heads up of how to interface the

I agree, Advanced Receiver Research makes a great preamp. Small compact and they will put what ever kind of conector you need on it. I don't have the book with me,But on a GE master two UHF mobile

and easy to repair...I have repaired several after a bout with lightning...yeah the rptr and ps got it too. I have seen one incident where rf blowed the gas ass fet(ha)..not enough isolation between

where the I have something similar here except a little more versatile...If the main port is in Monitor to port 2 or 3, OR if they are connected (transceive) the tone is continouslly

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I have to agree with this. I have one my my 2 meter machine. No other RF equipment there other than mine. I swear I can hear a mouse fart from miles away... Make sure thought when getting a Gasfet

ARR preamps are the best I have used. Be careful that you have a good pass cavity in front of the thing. Brett n3ffp

Advanced Receiver Research makes the absolute best receiver pre-amps known to man. The best $80 you'll ever spend on a repeater. Justin and Kim Reed NUJQ and KBNTH 910 N. Argyle Minneapolis, Kansas

I have take another approach I inserted a reed relay in the CTCSS line where it is inserted at the exciter and activate the relay with COS therefore CTCSS is only transmitted when there is COS. This

I've used several of their pre amps, some ham and some commercial applications. I've had the usual lightning problems that happen, no other failures. If your frying the inductor, you have to be

I would say Angle Linear Preamps is the beat. Been running them for years on both VHF and UHF. Chip Angle's preamps are very respected in the business. Randy AH6GR HQ54@... wrote: -- See Randy's

I use the Link Comm ADM...along with Link Comm controllers.( of course!) I have no complaints about them. In my opinion that is the icing on the cake for a pleasant sounding repeater and time your tx

Randy Nelson wrote: I'm using S*COM boards on several controller brands (ACC, CAT, Hamtronics, and soon CSI) and have had great success with them. The Micor squelch is great, but still leaves the

I know every other ham in the world loves them, but I don't. I purchased one for a commercial repeater about 8 years ago... it failed. Sent it back... still didn't work. This time, an inductor

Anyone using digital audio delays in their repeater to eliminate squelch tails? I would like to know what you are using and your opinion of it. 73's, Randy, WB0VHB

Advanced Receiver Research (ARR) preamps the best you can get for repeaters in my book. Look in the back of QST for an ad with phone number. N0YLH Bryon HQ54@... wrote:

Hi All, I am looking for recommendations for a UHF and VHF Receive Pre-Amp. If you have any good, or bad, experiences, please share them with me. Also, if you have any phone numbers or Web addresses,

would anyone have info. about the control shelf for the msf5000 vhf repeater. i know how to program, i am wondering if anyone has or knows of one for sale. one that has all the boards and i working