I'll answer you honestly without flaming you :) If you use an antenna
such as the Diamond X700HNA (my preference in cheesy antennas), or the
Diamond X500HNA, they will both work well. You should take them apart
and SOLDER (I used silver solder) all the joints. I did this on my
X700HNA, and it works quite well. There is very little noise caused by
the antenna.. These two models seem to handle the power the best as
well. One of my UHF machines can put out 160 watts out of the duplexers
and it deals with it at high duty cycle.
James
w9mwq wrote:
>I know what this question can lead to, and I know dual band
>antenna's are not recommended for use on repeaters, but this is a
>short term use, (Winter), need. Is there anyone that is using a
>dual band atenna on their repeater system with a duplexer to split
>the two bands. What I am attempting to do for the winter is use
>this dual band antenna for both a 2 meter and a 440 repeater tied to
>the same controller. The 440 repeater will then be receiving some
>two meter remote bases. What will I expect to see with both
>transmitters running at the same time, as well as the receiver
>sensitivity. The 2 meter is running 78 watts from the duplexer and
>the 440 is running 20 watts from the duplexer. Any thoughts on this?
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