Dave;
         What kind of erp do you need on the link? Is it close/Line of 
Sight? You may be able to operate at exciter levels in which case any of 
the mobile options will work great. What is your expected TX time on the 
link? Are you running it simplex or full duplex? A remote base is easier to 
set up than a full duplex link and requires a lot less equipment. What part 
of the 900 band you can link in per your coordinator body would dictate 
some equipment choices...
I guess we need a little more info to answer.. We can go to private email 
if it would be easier.... I will be glad to help you figure some options.

A control link could be done easily with GTXor eq., although you still 
likely need to change the front end filters... That application is low duty 
cycle in the TX dept.... A remote base config for IRLP is another matter 
entirely..

Doug
KD8B


At 10:47 AM 4/1/2005, you wrote:


>At 10:36 AM 4/1/2005, Doug Bade wrote:
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> >Dave;
> >          The GTX 900 mobiles can be used for links and such. They are not
> >designed for that duty cycle however. The front end filters are difficult
> >to replace, but can be done and will need to be done if you rx anywhere
> >besides the 927 end of the band.. I know of 2 users for sure who use the
> >exciter output of the radio for drive to an external station PA. The
> >internal rf amps are prone to overheat if pushed continuously...
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>Ok, is there something that is better suited to the task?
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>I am working on a project here. I've just acquired control of a local
>repeater that's been neglected for some time, and I need to get a
>real control link up, as well as IRLP links.
>Due to local ploitics (@#$!$!$#%) I expect some disgruntlement, and I
>am looking to 900 as a fairly secure band for control, and link channels.
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