MTR 2000
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Sammyfhill
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MTR 2000
100 watt Mtr 2000 old frequency works fine at 152.330 tx but when I change it to 154.190 it does not repeat. The RX frequency is still the same. Are there frequencies it just does not like?
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MSS-Dave
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Re: MTR 2000
RX frequency is the same as what? 154.190? 152.330? Can you specify the old TX/RX pair and your new TX/RX pair as to avoid confusion please.Sammyfhill wrote:100 watt Mtr 2000 old frequency works fine at 152.330 tx but when I change it to 154.190 it does not repeat. The RX frequency is still the same. Are there frequencies it just does not like?
Won't repeat if RX=TX frequency. That would make it a base station. Also, if you have a duplexer you will have to retune it if you change either RX or TX frequency.
Re: MTR 2000
I'm betting the duplexer didn't get retuned.
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MSS-Dave
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Re: MTR 2000
You and me both....
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The Pager Geek
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Re: MTR 2000
How do you tune a Multi-Function printer?Bill_G wrote:I'm betting the duplexer didn't get retuned.
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Re: MTR 2000
By tearing off the tractor feed paper strips first.The Pager Geek wrote:How do you tune a Multi-Function printer?Bill_G wrote:I'm betting the duplexer didn't get retuned.
tpg
