Hey Michael ... 

  I think you got it wrong this time, not a first but almost ... 

  Motorola Manual Part Number 68P81045E70-O-01 dated 8/1/82:
 
  Page "Receiver Alignment Procedure" Motorola No. PEPS-26663-C 

  Left side of the page - bottom: 


        F R E Q U E N C Y     C A L C U L A T I O N S  

       FREQUENCY (MHz)                     CALCULATION 
      -----------------                   -------------

                                             Fc - 10.7 
          136-174                     Fo =  -----------
                                                 3  

     Where Fo = crystal frequency; Fc = carrier frequency 

 ---------


  instruction manual revision  WMR-0070  dated 12-17-82  

  Page "Receiver Alignment Procedure" Motorola No. PEPS-26663-C 

   ... says the same thing ... 


  Looks like low side injection to me. 

  Go to bed Mike .... it's 1:20am your time ... 73, 

  Neil - WA6KLA 


Mike WA6ILQ wrote:
> 
> At 02:52 PM 11/29/04, you wrote:
> 
> >I have read a few comments in the past about the need for changing
> >the crystal from one side of the operating frequency to the other in
> >a Mitrek.
> >I am not sure I will be wording this properly so please be patient.
> >
> >I will have two repeaters at the same site which are Mitrek
> >conversions.
> >One repeater is on 145.210 MHz (neg. offset) and the other repeater
> >is on 147.240 (pos. offset).
> >At present the 145.210 repeater is not a Mitrek but when I am
> >finished the conversion it will be replaced by the second Mitrek.
> >
> >I would appreciate comments re experiences (ie problems) encountered
> >if both receivers have the same frequency crystal.
> >
> >thanks
> >
> >Bruce, VE1II
> 
> The standard 136-174Mhz Mitrek configuration uses high
> side injection, with a 10.7 MHz IF.
> 
> And remember, the 147.24 repeater will be listening
> to 147.84, and the 145.21 repeater will be listening to
> 144.61 - with over 3mhz of RX to RX separation I don't
> see a problem at all.
> 
> And if you are referring to the two repeaters being on
> the same channel simultaneously, well, that's what
> two different PL tones are for - set up repeater 1 on
> tone A and repeater 2 on tone B.
> 
> Or am I not understanding the question?
> 
> Mike WA6ILQ
>





 
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