Bob,

I like passing the original tone rather than regenerating. It works 
a bit better for those trying to cross-band repeat, and switches 
faster both on key up and drop out. 

Scott Madison, WN1B


--- In [email protected], "Bob" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
> My thanks to all for the input!
> 
> Our club repeater (W5UK/R 444.2) is currently a Mitrek converted to
> repeater service with a homebrew WB2WHC voter (GE MDX as 2nd 
rcvr). 
> The plan is to recycle the homebrew voter to our 6M machine and
> replace it with a pre-made multi-channel unit (probably the LDG 
since
> the budget is tight).  We'll use MDX's (gotta shelf-full) as  voter
> rcvrs and Mitreks (another shelf-full) for the remote links.  As I 
said
> before, we'll run "flat" audio throughout; I'm currently building
> limiter boards for the main repeater and the links.
> 
> Our geography here is flat, flat, flat and the repeater is mounted
> 500' up the WWL-TV tower, so we're hoping that with a boost of 
output
> power (currently only ~20 watts) and some strategically place
> satellite rcvrs, we can solidly cover the metro New Orleans area 
and
> get rid some problem spots.
> 
> Again, thanks for all the expertise!
> 
> 73 de K5IQ
> Bob







 
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