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I have a UHF repeater with two remote receivers. The links are also UHF. I use GE MVP's. They operate as Mini repeaters with no drop out tail. The path length is 20 miles and I run about 10 watts. I use a 10 dB yagi on TX. The receive ant is the same ant as the repeater I use a mulit coupler to split off all the receivers. I'm not using a voting tone. If you are using a GE voter I think it can be operated without voting tone. That way you don't have to run your link TX's on continuous. (If I'm not right about this, someone put me straight.) Fred KF4QZN
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