Jim can you give me more details, like what model # to look for. The
only time it will be portable will be 2 times a year, for 2 one day
events where no one repeater will get into. But setting it up on this
one site covers the entire we need communications. Then it goes
back to it normal site. This is a small Motorola GR 300 repeater
mounted in a 42" tall GE cabinet. This unit puts out 15 watts - not
high power.
Rod KC7VQR
Hi Jim,
I really don't want to argue with you, but it can
be done and I've done it numerous times. It all
comes down to a number game (the specs) and a
reasonable approach.
I've used surplus Decibel mobile duplexer's in
narrow split operation for years. If properly set
up and secured, they should not detune.
Portable two meter repeaters can work pretty well, if
you approach the project with reasonable expectations.
Many/most of the common "flat-pack" VHF duplexers are
designed for wide splits. Some combinations of the
small & mid size Harris, Decibel, Sinclair and
Phelps-Dodge packages can be set up or modified to
operate narrow splits. The preformance will not be
spectacular, but the repeater will work ok.
cheers,
skipp
skipp025 at yahoo.com
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