I believe so ...
During the earlier days of 146.76 MHz simplex activity in the Los
Angeles area, one of the guys worked for a TV station which had a
Mt. Wilson transmitter site (5700' AMSL) ...
He would transmit 146.76 MHz from the Mt. Wilson site and receive
146.76 MHz at his home on an antenna that notched out the
transmitter site = simplex (or on-frequency) repeater.
BTW, I have bcc'd him with this message.
Neil McKie - WA6KLA
Laryn Lohman wrote:
>
> > >__________________________________________________________
> > >"He was Mr. Repeater"
> > >
> > >He sure was!
> > >
> > >K6MVH, Ken W. Sessions Jr. was editor of FM magazine and wrote the
> > >books: "Radio Amateur's F-M Repeater Handbook" and "The 2-Meter FM
> > >Repeater Circuits Handbook"
> >
> > The Repeater Handbook was the blue cover hardback printed by
> > Editors And Engineers, the Circuits Handbook was all the material
> > that was left over and was returned to Ken. When he went to work
> > for Wayne Green he took it along, and turned it into a book that
> > Wayne printed.
> >
> > Ken also wrote "The 2 Meter FM Handbook" that was published
> > by TAB books.
> >
> > I have copies of all of them.
>
> Yup I still have my "Repeater Handbook".
>
> Somewhat intriguing is an illustration in the Handbook of an
> *on-frequency* repeater. Was one of these ever built and used in
> practical form?
>
> Laryn K8TVZ
>
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