I replaced one a couple of years ago. I can’t remember if there was any retainer but it is fairly easy to remove the covers and look. Milt N3LTQ

Last time I've programmed a GE Delta was from a commodore vic 20 before the shop closed. The DELTA was a great radio in it days and very reliable units

Yes, I have seen them on eBay. I just wasn't sure if something needed to be held on the inside of the radio while they were unscrewed. A while back I bought three CM300 radios. The seller thought the

At 12/30/2024 07:47 PM, you wrote: On 12/30/2024 8:40 PM, Bob Dengler wrote: > All I'm saying is that it's not impossible to tune those duplexers to > meet their specifications using only a

Yes they unscrew. The other side is a SMA, or something very close. Look on e-bay for BNC replacements, try searching for CM300 and you should find them. The Mini-UHF version is of course available

I have several Deltas and Rangrs that I need to program to eventually use as link or node radios. They both use the X2212 that stores the frequencies. I seen in years past there were a few different

Please refer to the attached VNA graph that I made.  This was a split-screen taken of the Sinclair Q2330 VHF duplexer where S21 is the upper graph and S11 is the lower one.  This duplexer was tuned

Three of these radios no extras. I had more but those are already doing repeater duty and these are extra to my needs. $230.00 each or make an offer for all three. Brian

Dengler wrote: Look at page 3: the TX so on. The expert didn't miss anything - you mis-read or misunderstood the document. Odd pages of that document plainly say *** BEFORE RETUNING

Yes, it just unscrews. Motorola used to sell both mini UHF and BNC replacements but dropped the BNC option years ago. They were made by Amphenol but begging and pleading to buy them direct fell on

Hello Group, I'm looking for help to change a Motorola CM300 antenna connector. I would appreciate knowing how to do it. Seems like it just unscrews, but not brave enough to trying it without

I've used Midland LMR Syntech II and XTRs as packet, etc. radios......the programming software is pubic domain, they are easy to move to the 2m ham band if a B range (A range is perfect!) but they do

Thank you Jim Barbour for your suggestion about the Kenwood NX radios.  I'll take a look at them.  For data communications are they limited to Nexedge format?  Or is that just the modem that comes

The expert didn't miss anything - you mis-read or misunderstood the document.  Odd pages of that document plainly say *** BEFORE RETUNING ***.  Any pages that say that, have nothing to do with

Thank you Scott, Now I will try to find a source for this Hytera RDAC… Best 73 Carl VBA2CMB De : repeater-builder@groups.io [mailto:repeater-builder@groups.io] De la part de N9AA via

* Thanks for the responses so far. To answer Jeff's question - the model out there now that I noticed is a DB4062-WOC-B. If it's a later-vintage DB-4062 painted Decibel "Tek Black" then chances

At 12/30/2024 10:38 AM, you wrote: Hello Matt -- Based on your comments, this morning I put the CPS R06.12.05-AZ-PMVN4034AA program on an XP laptop and connected it to one of my UPDI

https://youtu.be/b5wwp2n9AXM?si=D1p4W6xvBmFpBo57 ve2reh.com@groups.io> wrote:

John, I have a friend with a boatload of Tait 8000 series radios on different bands but especially VHF including some without the control head configured as “Data” radios that have or have had a

Hi Chuck, I hear a few repeaters that are linked to... heavens know how many repeaters, and on how many bands.  The conversations are from all over the place.  Those repeaters remind me of