unilab telecommunications transceiver

Oct 25, 2005 4 Replies
T

can anyone shed some light on Uni-lab telecommunications at all? A uni-lab KL micro series transceiver (radio repeater, high band VHF) has landed on my workbench & i have no info on it at all apart from the transmit & receive frequencies & the fact that it's dead.. the following information is printed on the back of it:



uni-lab telecommunication ltd



459 scarborough beach rd osborne park 6017 western australia

model kl150B/u/5/26 date 05/91



a google search has thus far turned up nothing regarding this unit or the company responsible for it..



any help tracking down a manual or contacts etc much appreciated.



cheers,



tc.


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It's across the road from my gym. I'll have a look for you next time I'm there.

Fraser

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probably not alot of point - they arent there anymore ;) well, from what i can gather anyway.

cheers,

tc.

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but he needs the exercise, dodging the traffic crossing the road

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Have a search for the Kyodo KL150. Then maybe try Imark as they are the Kyodo agents in Australia.

The Unilab unit was based on that one - although I think they changed the PA board design.

Otherwise, as someone else said, try Spectra Engineering in Malaga, WA. The guys there were involved in Unilab.

Unilab have been gone for a long time now. It went something like Unilab --> Stanilab --> Australian Defence Industries --> gurgler!

You could have a go at trying ADI as well - good luck!

Alan

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