Midland Technical Information Page Technical Information on Radio Equipment Compiled by Mike Morris WA6ILQ Web page maintained by I know nothing about this equipment so please don't ask! Midland Land Mobile (Commercial) ProductsThe Midland commercial repeaters, mobiles and portables are showing up in the used market in increasing larger quantities. Repeater-builder.com is looking for information on the various models and would like to have someone supply an overiew of the products - i.e. Just what is a Syntech, or an XTR, or a 70-045, or a 70-342, or a 70-7030, or a 70-565, or a 70-1340B? We have a model chart below, but it's short on overview information - what makes one particular model better over another (maybe a better front end?) We'd like to present some combination of: • How to read a model number - i.e. What the differences are between the various models • Frequency ranges and which ones are crystal or synthesized • What makes one particular model better over another (i.e.

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Which ones are the turkeys) • What it takes to move them onto amateur radio frequencies • If they aren't crystal controlled, information on how to program them (i.e. Hardware programmer, PC program or front panel programming) would be appreciated, as well as what PC software do you need (and how to get it) We'd like information on programming the radios, and what it takes to move one onto amateur radio frequencies. The programming article can cover what software you need for which models (and how to get it), what hardware it takes on the older ones that use a programmer rather than a PC, and if there are any tricks that need to be done to move them into the ham bands. Lastly, information on any 'gotcha's' (i.e. You can't get the PA transistors for a model XXX, or a model YYY needs DOS-based software to program where a model ZZZ uses Windows based software) etc. Midland Commercial Equipment There is a YahooGroup email list for almost every brand of radio, and sometimes, as in Kenwood, there are model-specific groups. Midland is no different..

One rule of thumb: The Syntech I radios use EPROM Modules and a hardware programmer, while both the Syntech II and XTR radios program with a PC, like modern radios. The Dhandho Investor By Mohnish Pabrai Pdf To Word. - Here's the schematic of a Syntech II and XTR programmer courtesy of Brett Kitchens KF4SQB Does anyone have any information on the Midland Programming Interface 70-1052A?

It is used to program the 70-045 / 70-065 / 70-165 / 70-265 / 70-166 / 70-266 series portables. Or of the 70-1080 Programmer? Courtesy of Bill Janes, N9SII courtesy of Michael James KC5JDG The Midland 70-201BD radio is a relabeled Maxon SD-125 UHF.

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3. Grub Install Setup Hd0 more. 0 MB PDF file Actual manual number 70-351355 dated 7/91 2.7 MB PDF file Actual manual number 70-133600 dated 4/91 4.7 MB PDF file Actual manual number 70-134144 dated 12/94 2.1 MB PDF file This kit also adds a timeout timer, carrier delay timer, courtesy beep and high-pass audio filter to prevent retransmittion of the incoming CTCSS tone or CDCSS digital code. The actual board number is 70-07519. Actual manual number 70-999936 dated 9/92 11.7 MB PDF file Actual manual number 70-340380, date unknown. This is part 3 of a 3-manual set. If anyone has the first two parts we'd be glad to have them.

4.9 MB PDF file Actual manual number 70-340530 dated 1/93 3.9 MB PDF file Actual manual number 70-406512 dated 3/83 The Midland Base-Tech series (possibly the entire product line) is made in Japan by Hitachi. These are crystal-controlled stations. Jeff AL1Q donated this two-manual set for the 50 and 100 watt UHF base/repeater stations, which cover the UHF band in two splits. The manuals were scanned, cleaned up, and stitched together by Bob WA1MIK. The first part had color X-ray views; the second part was obviously a reprint and the X-ray views were already in gray-scale.