Good evening all!
I don't work with the PURC systems and don't even have a manual on this beast either, but I would like to know what's necessary to convert a UHF model to a VHF model, if possible.
I've been asked if there is information available to vonvert these, so I thought I would ask this question here, first.
I don't hav e model number handy, but it's the standard 100 watt model, if that's any help.
If you can provide any insight or assistance, please Email to me directly at: aec9823@yahoo.com
Thank you in advance for your assistance!
Sincerely
Ernest
PURC UHF to VHF.....Info.?
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Re: PURC UHF to VHF.....Info.?
Please give us a clue, Is this a MICOR PURC or a MSF PURC5000 station configuration?
Re: PURC UHF to VHF.....Info.?
I guess I'll have to go back and ask some questions as pertinent info was witheld, obviously.
Maybe he'll walk in later this week, so if he does, I can find out more hopefully.
Maybe he'll walk in later this week, so if he does, I can find out more hopefully.
Re: PURC UHF to VHF.....Info.?
Having worked with some PURC stations in my past jobs, the best answer in trying to convert a UHF model to a
VHF model is simple. Jack up the entire UHF guts except the power supply and replace them with a VHF version.
In other words, you would be better off just locating a different base and using that one on VHF. It would be
less cost in the long run and by far less labor intensive.
Jim
VHF model is simple. Jack up the entire UHF guts except the power supply and replace them with a VHF version.
In other words, you would be better off just locating a different base and using that one on VHF. It would be
less cost in the long run and by far less labor intensive.
Jim
AEC wrote:Good evening all!
I don't work with the PURC systems and don't even have a manual on this beast either, but I would like to know what's necessary to convert a UHF model to a VHF model, if possible.
I've been asked if there is information available to vonvert these, so I thought I would ask this question here, first.
I don't hav e model number handy, but it's the standard 100 watt model, if that's any help.
If you can provide any insight or assistance, please Email to me directly at: aec9823@yahoo.com
Thank you in advance for your assistance!
Sincerely
Ernest