• Steam Locomotive Radio install VRR number 40 update 7/14/07

  • Discussion related to railroad radio frequencies, railroad communication practices, equipment, and more.
Discussion related to railroad radio frequencies, railroad communication practices, equipment, and more.

Moderator: Aa3rt

  by kitn1mcc
 
Well seeing how 40 is all done with the mechanical and the radio is the last thing to do i have started on the install.it is being done when i can and a HT used for now. it is getting a Motorola CDM-1250 In sealed Boxes. and a Comprod/Sinclair Excalibur transit antenna


here is the antenna i installed this past sat 6/30/07

it is mounted

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Radio is now installed 95% of the way. The shop crew has to get the dynamo going and check its polarity to wire up the inverter/battery charger

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more here http://s32.photobucket.com/albums/d20/k ... loco%2040/

  by Ken W2KB
 
Very interesting photos documenting the process.

>>>Meter Inspector UI<<<

---Ken

NERC Bulk Power Reliability Group - PSE&G :wink:

  by kitn1mcc
 
i just relized i never changed my sig when i got promoted to Credit Tech

it is some nice pics i did do away with the External Volumn and Horn Speaker


the horn speaker sounded like hell

and the Volumn control caused way to much distortion
  by wa8lgm
 
Thanks. You have given me some ideas about how to install the radios I have here at Midwest Railway Preservation Society. The engine is a Alco RS3 that we have been using for a long time here. Looks like you had a darned good install on that old steamer there. Congratualtions
  by kitn1mcc
 
for power i woud recomend installing a 12volt batter and alternator . thats what we do on out disel