Papakura Radio
Club inc.
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Papakura
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Special Project Evenings 2004... Tuesdays.
Initial meeting of all interested in MAXON mods is to be held at our Clubrooms February 11th. 2004 starting 7.30pm.

A culmination of the 2003 series.  Following on from the successful 2003 series, we will be running a practical session on Microprocessors and the Maxon Radio.  There are so many ideas that the Maxon can be used for and with the Microprocessor interface and control, the possibilities are unlimited. This will be a series to become involved in. Keep your eye on this page. 

maxon Data Radio


This is the radio that we will be working on and when some of the proposed projects are complete, the radio will provide far more functions that it's original 2 channel functions .

UPDATE.... March 09, 2004. The first in the 2004 Maxon series workshops. Simon showed us the ease in replacing the Maxon aerial connector with a BNC connector. Well, easy for some, the job had been avoided by many of us to this demonstration. It was no such an herendious task. Allocation time was the major requirement. Emails from the US tells us that these projects are watched with interest from afar as well.

UPDATE.... March 23, 2004. The second in the 2004 Maxon series workshops. Harry, ZL1BK took us on a trip into the regulation of both the Handheld and the Data radios. Harry discussed Mic and PTT applications, the Voltage regulation or restriction and skimmed over the protocol chip insertion for a following workshop. Keith ZL1BQE shows 6 boards that had been modified to accept the chip. (He lost the lot on the night!. He would like the replaced board in exchange, at least.)

TO COME.... Additional articles are to be posted on these pages giving blow by blow description of the Mic / PTT, the Reguator inclusion and the modifications to one of the PC boards to allow the Protocol circuit.


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