Message-Id: <20020719144119.UPOV28883.imf11bis.bellsouth.net@[216.76.172.90]> Date: Fri, 19 Jul 2002 10:41:24 -0400 Dana wrote: >It is easy to do. I have a master 2 back home in Kansas. There >was an article in qst about a controler that worked well. I'm not >sure I have the web page any more. Let me go see. >Basicly they had two versions of the controler, one was built in a >separate box and the other version, available only from them >preassembled as I recall, fit right inside the master two across >the front where the tone boards went. >I can't find that page any more. I'll do some digging. They sold >a kit or just the board, but this has been 3 or 4 years ago. I'll >keep digging. 73s Apprecaite all the assistancde. I think he might have the repeater control board stuff, just not a regular control head for the radio. He's looking to put it on the bench and do some tests before it goes into repeater service and looking for a way to do that without having to purchase a control head. Had one myself for uhf and was putting a repeater together. Had a guhy who worked with them all the time just set mine up for the frequency pair. eNded up planning a move for a job that fell through and so sold the machine before I put it in operation. Needed to buy a set of duplexers yet and somethhing about a controller. FI you find that information let me know. Tnx and 73. Richard Webb Electric Spider Productions "They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." --- Benjamin Franklin November 1755