Motorola Maratrac

Cutting chart at http://hamradiorepeater.info/web_site_repeater_014.htm. Simple to modifiy into ham bands.

Wacom 604 Duplexer Modification

 ARRL Responds to FCC’s Proposed Allocation for Medical in 70 cm Band:
Devices in ARRL General Counsel Chris Imlay, W3KD, on behalf of the ARRL, filed
comments on August 11 regarding a Notice of Proposed Rule Making (NPRM), ET
Docket 09-36, issued by the FCC in March 2009. Read more »

My name is Gerald Gaule-KE7GGV(Extra)from Albany Oregon. I am a former Radio Broadcaster(30 Years)and I have been involved with Amateur Radio since 2006.

I provide a very unique service for free. I record custom voice tracks for ID’s for Repeater(s),Echolink and so on.

I decided to combine my broadcasting skills and Amateur Radio together.

It is very easy. Just tell me what you want me to say(via e mail)and it will be sent to you via 128Kbps/44,100(.mp3)within 24 hours or less(notify me please). Subject line: Tracks.

I have been doing Voice Tracks,etc since 1997 for Radio Stations from my home recording studio.

This is some thing I really enjoy and I thought this was a great idea.

Please contact me

jerrygaule@ymail.com

Here is my website

http://gsmo.tripod.com/hamtracks.html

Thanks for your time,

Sincerely

Gerald Gaule,73

http://www.accuweather.com/DesktopSD/index.asp

They’re discontinuing this download: Here’s a link to their download page.

http://www.accuweather.com/downloadcenter.asp?partner=vista1&traveler=0

A New Ham’s Guide
How to Use Amateur (Ham Radio) Repeaters

Repeater Lookup

http://rptr.amateur-radio.net/arn/rptr/index.html

Kenwood is pleased to introduce NEXEDGE™ conventional and trunking technology featuring 6.25 kHz digital narrowband operation. NEXEDGE™ was designed to provide advanced communication solutions that meet the needs of private enterprise and public sectors today and in the future. NEXEDGE™ includes features such as FM Analog @ 25 and 12.5 kHz channels, NXDN™ digital @ 12.5 and 6.25 kHz channels, compliance with current frequency assignments, and NEXEDGE™ will easily convert to very narrow bandwidths in the future.

General Features
• 145-174, 136-154 MHz
• 450-480, 480-512 MHz
• 400-430 MHz – avlb. mid/late 2008
• 5 W Exciter Output
• 40 / 110 / 250 W VHF Systems
• 40 / 100 / 250 W UHF Systems
• Full Duplex Repeater
• Duplex/Simplex Base Operation
• 30 CH Scanning Base (Conventional)
• Two-Digit LED Display
• 6 Programmable Function Keys
• 3 W Front Panel Speaker
• Microphone Jack
• DTMF Front Panel PF Key Control
• DTMF AUX Output Control
• DTMF AUX Input Monitoring
• FM Conventional Included
• NXDN Conventional Included
• NXDN Trunked – Option-Available
• Multi-site network is available in mid/late 2008
Note*: Some features/options are available in future releases

In December 2007, Gary Mitchell, WB6YRU, President of the Northern California Packet Association (NCPA), filed a Petition with the FCC, asking for the Commission to clarify the definition of a repeater. According to Part 97, Section 3(a)(39), A repeater in the amateur service is “[a]n amateur station that simultaneously retransmits the transmission of another amateur station on a different channel or channels.” Read more »