With frequency spacings that close (only 25 kHz away), you won't have any
problems as far as desense goes, but you WILL need to run multiple-stage
isolators to prevent IM.  Concidentally, the 3rd harmonc of 147.39 is
442.17, but that shouldn't be a problem since that's near your UHF Tx
frequencies (it would definately be a problem if it were your Rx frequency).

                                                --- Jeff

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Jeff DePolo WN3A - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Broadcast and Communications Consultant 


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> From: johnmichaelwelton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
> Sent: Monday, February 28, 2005 9:22 AM
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Colocating second UHF rptr
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> I have a site on top of the local hospital with 3 2in galvanized 
> mounts attached to the roof separated by ~5ft each. On the first two 
> I have a DB404 on 442.150/R [abt 50 watts out of the duplexer] and 
> the middle mount is a DB224 on 147.390/R [also abt 50 watts out of 
> the duplexer]. I'd like to put a second UHF rptr at the site on the 
> open third mount and dedicate to VOIP application [I have a dedicated 
> LAN on emergency power and T3 lines to campus]. I'm considering 
> putting up a DB411 and using either 442.125 or 442.175 as potential 
> freqs (both are available here) thinking that the respective 
> duplexers will help notch out the adjacent tx signal some and will 
> still have ~5Mhz split between TX and RX. The only other options I 
> have is a roof vent that could support maybe an X50 or something 
> equivalent that is very small and this is on the main roof one floor 
> below and abt 100 ft away from the main 442.150 antenna (I have 1/2 
> in LDF4 to run there).
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> Any comments if the 10ft or so between the two UHF antennas will work?
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> John/N4SJW
> Charleston, SC
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