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Rich Reese, WA8DBW - EN-91
Are you a lucky owner of a MICOR? Want an easy interface for your controller? If YES go Here.
Link RLC-3 Programming
Examples!
Programming Examples for Other Link Communications Controllers
Link Communications
- Steve and the rest of the
people out Montana way provide a varied line of repeater controllers. I have an
RLC-3 that is the most versatile of any controller I have owned. They also
bought the old Advanced Computer Controls (ACC Hints),
and offer limited support of the ACC line of controllers. I still have an
ITC-32 and a RC-850 and a few FC-1 boards. Visit their web site
for additional information, manuals, free software updates, List Server, FAQ
etc.
For
used equipment and programming hints, click here to join
theRLC@yahoogroups.com.
ARCOM Check out Ken’s product line. And the RC-810 controller
with 8 ports. ARCOM can provide
complete turnkey systems using the Kenwood TKR repeaters. The assembled and tested controllers come
complete with a full two-year warranty and their kits come with
a parts only, one year warranty!
As Ken would say:
State Of The Art Repeater Computers For The Demanding Repeater Operator
ICS
Repeater Controllers - This is a relatively new comer that looks very
promising. I have yet to try one of Brian's controllers but there are several
on the market. Pricing starts at less
than $100.00!
Computer
Automation Technology offers several controllers. I have a CAT
300DX in use and find it quite versatile.
S-Com
Industries are manufactures of repeater controllers, autopatches
and accessories.
Pacific Research
has designed and developed custom repeater controllers since 1982. They offer
turnkey systems as well.
NHRC
LLC (dba NHRC Repeater Controllers) is a partnership dedicated to re-defining
state-of-the-art in repeater controller technology.
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