Back to the project...getting a 147.09tx/147.69rx repeater and 144.39
APRS on the same antenna...I received many good answers and links to
assist me.
HOWEVER...looks like the costs are such that I could consider another
route..namely two antennas/transmission lines, one for 144.39 and the
other for the 147.09+ repeater. The tower is 200' and we have line
and antennas available, so cost wise this is a sensible way to go.
My first choice would be to put both antennas one the top, in the
same horizontal plane. Actually we have to go to the top to get away
from a flock of 2.4 GHz 802.11b service antennas. The physical
separation between out antennas will be the issue..the tower has a
40" face, so the simple install would have the two antennas (specs
claim 6 dbi) 40 inches apart.
Are they any tables someone could point to which would tell me what
the db separation this would achieve so I could see what might be
required in cans to make this approach work?
The radios are Motorola Micors which have pretty good filters in the
front ends.
Ron N5IN
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