[Motorola] Micor Conversion

[Eric Lemmon]

Jay,

The changing of a few jumpers and addition of a couple of plug-in
modules is the easy part.  The important differences between a base
station and a repeater station are hard to see, but they can have a
major impact on the operation of the station.  A repeater station has
receiver and transmitter interconnect boards that have filter components
on them that are missing from a base station.  These filtered boards
have shields mounted on them that are not found on a base station. 
Finally, there are shield plates that cover the fronts of both the
receiver and exciter shelves on a unified chassis.  All of the shields
should be installed properly, with all screws in place, to ensure that
RF leakage is kept to the absolute minimum.

73, Eric Lemmon WB6FLY

"J. Coote" wrote:
> 
> How difficult to convert a base station, wireline control Micor to a
> repeater?  Is it just a repeater card and duplexing the antenna ports?
> Thanks,
> Jay
> 
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