Best Bet have this other repeater 2 in and 70cm. out on different freqs.
ideally if they were separated by XX amt. of miles say a good 20 miles apart
eliminates the need for desense, equiptment, etc. you can also ultilize ( if
your clubs wallet wants ) what I just read in a 2 way mag that using ROIP
or Echolink between the 2 repeaters this would eliminate interference over
UHF, as well wiring the 2 together. GR8 IT experience.
Mark Holman AB8RU
Happy Holidays
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Sent: Friday, December 10, 2004 1:29 PM
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Remote Receiver's Dumb Question
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> the results were. Here goes: I have a two meter repeater that has
> a 440 repeater tied to it. What I want to do is take a vhr receiver
> and a uhf transmitter going in on 2 and out on 440 from a remote
> site that will have a beam on 440 back to the repeater. Trying to
> avoid using different PL's, and escape the expense of a Voter
> system, how would the repeater act if the user was getting into both
> the remote 2 meter receiver as well as the one tied to the
> repeater? Would the receiver with the strongest signal override the
> weaker one, or would there just be plain havack on there. What are
> some of the thoughts.
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