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Andy7 wrote:

Anyone know a good reliable base station with manual squelch control that isnt a mobile in a box?

High Band 167/172Mhz.

No talk-through.

Or a PMR supplier that has local service and support arrangements in the Essex area?

Hi
You will not get any sort of proper base stations that are not mobiles in a sort of box.

If you want something you can listen to with the squelch defeated then you coudl buy a Tait TM2000 ot TM8000. One of the buttons can be programmed that when you press the button the squelch will open and when you press the button again if will close.

As for other base stations I dont know of any with squelch defeat built in.

regards

Author:	Andy7 [ Tue Oct 25, 2005 3:11 pm ]
Post subject:	Base Stations
Anyone know a good reliable base station with manual squelch control that isnt a mobile in a box? High Band 167/172Mhz. No talk-through. Or a PMR supplier that has local service and support arrangements in the Essex area?

Author:	Guest [ Mon Dec 12, 2005 11:30 pm ]
Post subject:	try these
chiltern antenna systems:01494 711776 they supply maintain and exchange and have lots of good advice and not pushy in any way.... prefer word of mouth than advertising in trade magazines.... think the bloke to ask for is paul...?

Author:	Andy7 [ Tue Dec 13, 2005 11:51 am ]
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Cheers TM. Just spoken too them, and they are going to get back to me with a quote.

Author:	Radioman [ Tue Dec 13, 2005 9:46 pm ]
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Andy7 wrote: Anyone know a good reliable base station with manual squelch control that isnt a mobile in a box? High Band 167/172Mhz. No talk-through. Or a PMR supplier that has local service and support arrangements in the Essex area? Hi You will not get any sort of proper base stations that are not mobiles in a sort of box. If you want something you can listen to with the squelch defeated then you coudl buy a Tait TM2000 ot TM8000. One of the buttons can be programmed that when you press the button the squelch will open and when you press the button again if will close. As for other base stations I dont know of any with squelch defeat built in. regards

Author:	Andy7 [ Wed Dec 14, 2005 12:05 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Base Stations
Radioman wrote: Andy7 wrote: Anyone know a good reliable base station with manual squelch control that isnt a mobile in a box? High Band 167/172Mhz. No talk-through. Or a PMR supplier that has local service and support arrangements in the Essex area? Hi You will not get any sort of proper base stations that are not mobiles in a sort of box. If you want something you can listen to with the squelch defeated then you coudl buy a Tait TM2000 ot TM8000. One of the buttons can be programmed that when you press the button the squelch will open and when you press the button again if will close. As for other base stations I dont know of any with squelch defeat built in. regards Hi Radioman, What do you reckon on the Simoco T something series base stations? Andy 7

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Author:	Radioman [ Wed Dec 14, 2005 6:30 pm ]
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Hi Andy I supply and install the TSF2000 base stations. I am a Team Simoco supplier and have supplied/installed 10 of these bases stations in the past few months with another 3 on back order just now. They are good but you will have to use a desk control box like a M81 or DRC etc. You could also buy the old Simoco PRF10 series base station if you want. The TSF2000 will support a lot of the data systems if you every want to use it. Also I have a few in as remote repeater stations (Yes even for taxi companies does away with landlines very good value for money). But you dont really have squelch defeat thats the problem. regards

Author:	Andy7 [ Thu Dec 15, 2005 2:40 pm ]
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Ah. Incidentally, what area do you work in Radioman? Andy 7

Author:	Radioman [ Thu Dec 15, 2005 8:56 pm ]
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Hi Any area that people want me to be in Andy. Recenlty. Dublin, England, Italy and USA..... regards

Author:	Andy7 [ Fri Dec 23, 2005 1:41 pm ]
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Hmmm. Just thinking of local service, when the base sods up on a Saturday night. Whats the answer? Have two base stations through an M81 or something?

Author:	Radioman [ Fri Dec 23, 2005 4:44 pm ]
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Andy7 wrote: Hmmm. Just thinking of local service, when the base sods up on a Saturday night. Whats the answer? Have two base stations through an M81 or something? Hi Andy Well if the base sation is runing locally I would suggest a TSF2025 with a M81 but have a standard mobile radio wired under your desk with an A/B antenna switch box so that if need be you could easily and quickly change over to it. As for service, Team Simoco have a special deal where you can send the base station back for repair (turn round 5 working days) and its a fixed price repair. regards

Author:	Andy7 [ Tue Dec 27, 2005 3:57 pm ]
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Hi Radioman, Yup. That sounds like the best answer.

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