Re: 220 Mhz. repeater
My goodness... there's a lot of love and
good cheer going around the group today.
Onward..
I don't believe the below mentioned mfgrs always
spec the specific application, but Midland Does
or did make 220 Repeater Gear. Motorola has been
known to spec and supply repeater gear in odd
bands, but since I'm not in their loop anymore I
can't tell you what they currently offer overseas
at this time.
On more than one occassion, I've serviced
some really wild repeaters on large cruise
ships from Europe and Asia. Other parts of the
world have and use ham and commercial bands we
don't even know about and Motorhead makes or
made repeaters for these ranges.
I've got the software for and had a source for
a Motorola repeater on 220 MHz range factory
built repeater. Serviced and sent it back
to Asia a few years ago.
Don't know if EF Johnson has resurfaced to
offer after the factory move.
If anyone VERY SERIOUSLY wants a new Kenwood
220 Ham Repeater New, Email me off the list
"I'm a can do kind of guy..."
cheers,
skipp
> Kevin Custer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does Kenwood, Motorola, Midland, and Johnson
> build 220 MHz. Ham Repeaters? If not, it really
> doesn't matter how damn good their (wan tee) is.
> Kevin Custer
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