I know it's not moto, but i'm looking for info / programming info on Telemobile repeaters. I hear it's an EEPROM. I can use the help! Thanks!
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Telemobile Repeater
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Is that the one made by TELETECH??clavo wrote:I know it's not moto, but i'm looking for info / programming info on Telemobile repeaters. I hear it's an EEPROM. I can use the help! Thanks!
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Frank
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http://www.telemobile.com
I'll upload some pictures of it in a few days. It's a damn cool suitcase repeater.
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I'll upload some pictures of it in a few days. It's a damn cool suitcase repeater.
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Wouldn't be in a silver case and based on the telemobile full duplex mobile radio would it? I'm tyring to find out how to reprogram a LEA suitcase repeater based on the telemobile unit. Not having much luck. They look like older OTP proms from national semiconductor in the one I have.
Keith Dobbins N8KLD
IT Mainframe Network Engineer
W8TAP Repeater Group
Repeater Technician
Parkersburg, WV
IT Mainframe Network Engineer
W8TAP Repeater Group
Repeater Technician
Parkersburg, WV
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Yes sir. We should talk 
PM me.
PM me.firemedic wrote:Wouldn't be in a silver case and based on the telemobile full duplex mobile radio would it? I'm tyring to find out how to reprogram a LEA suitcase repeater based on the telemobile unit. Not having much luck. They look like older OTP proms from national semiconductor in the one I have.
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Thank You! Thank You!
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GlennD wrote:I have the software. As I recall it will give the hex codes so you could use a generic programmer. It was emailed to me years ago by Telemobile. I do not think there is any restrictions, so I guess i could email it to anyone that needs it. PM your email address.
guts
I took some pictures of the inside of this thing.
Warning, they are hi-res.
http://www.hybrid.net/peter/
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Warning, they are hi-res.
http://www.hybrid.net/peter/
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http://www.hybrid.net/peter/DSCN3247.JPG
was the best picture of the duplexor that I could get without taking it apart more.
It puts out 2W, 10W, and 20W depending on external power, internal batt.
I bought it brand new / old stock. I got a great deal. It's well built and the only issue right now for me is moving it to different freqs.
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was the best picture of the duplexor that I could get without taking it apart more.
It puts out 2W, 10W, and 20W depending on external power, internal batt.
I bought it brand new / old stock. I got a great deal. It's well built and the only issue right now for me is moving it to different freqs.
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mancow wrote:Clavo, where is the duplexer in that thing? Also, what kind of power does it put out?
I would like to make a hombrew portable repeater and I'm looking for ideas.
mancow
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Now I just need to find out what kind of prom burner it works with
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GlennD wrote:The software I gave you will generate the programming info. This is the older radio and either version of the software will work.
I would recommend that you just wire up some 16 pin dip headers if you are going to use just one frequency. The proms draw 100ma each and it uses four of them. All of the units that I worked on were single frequency with the dip switch boards plugged into the prom sockets.
The proms are just 32 x 8 burn proms. Since early cell phones used them, I still have tubes of them. I no longer have a programmer.
In the shop that I worked at we used a Curtis programmer that could burn from manual hex input. At home I have a ISA PC card that gave up the ghost years ago that also could burn them. The ISA board was around $75 as I recall.
The proms are just 32 x 8 burn proms. Since early cell phones used them, I still have tubes of them. I no longer have a programmer.
In the shop that I worked at we used a Curtis programmer that could burn from manual hex input. At home I have a ISA PC card that gave up the ghost years ago that also could burn them. The ISA board was around $75 as I recall.