You need to get a licensed radio tech in there to do the co-ordination
but the basic can it be linked, yes but it could easily cost 25-38k to
erect the towers and all the stuff needed.
Matt Bergum wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I just Joined the group, but don't plan to stay a member (since I am
> not a HAM operator). I am just a fireman in Ohio looking for simple
> answers to repeater questions. I expect to be online for about an
> hour more...so you do not need to reply after that.
>
> We are located in a county with 460Mhz Repeaters (4 of them
> throughout the county) Our township is in the corner of the county
> and about 1/3 of it has poor reception. We also neighbor 2 other
> counties (one using 33Mhz simplex and the other using 155Mhz
> repeaters) (Columbus is about 30 miles away utilizing 800Mhz trunking
> system city wide)
>
> We would like to purchase a repeater system to extend coverage to our
> area that lacks good reception (continuing to use our 460Mhz
> radios). If possible, we would really like the ability to "Patch"
> our 460Mhz radios to any of the neighboring counties (maybe columbus
> too??).
>
> My question is: Is there a repeater system that will handle all of
> these frequency ranges in one unit, or am I dreaming? If not one
> unit, would it be possible to link multiple systems to accomplish
> this? Keep in mind this would be for Emergency trafic, so I am not
> looking for suggestions that involve opening the case and warming up
> my soldering iron.
>
> Thank you for letting me join your group today. If you get a chance
> to reply, I would appreciate it...If not, don't worry about it...I
> will figure it out eventually (from the sales rep)
>
> Matt Bergum
> Lieutenant
> Millersport Fire Dept
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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73...Clark Beckman N8PZD
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