At 12:04 PM 4/1/2005, Doug Bade wrote:

>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.

About 3-5 miles, with yagis. I would figure 1W or less, absolutely, 
though I am expecting some attempts at tampering so I might want to 
make the receiver "deaf as a post" and yell at it.


>What is your expected TX time on the link?

For thermal concerns, I would assume continuous.
The control link wouldn't be up unless I needed to change something, 
and then only for a minute or so, but I would want to use the same 
radios throughout, in case I need to swap something.

>Are you running it simplex or full duplex?

Control link will be one-way, intermittent.
IRLP will be half-duplex AFAIK. Might go full dup later.

>A remote base is easier to set up than a full duplex link and 
>requires a lot less equipment.

My priorities are 1: Control link, 2: IRLP, 3: removing the 
controller from the repeater site, and operating just with links.

>What part of the 900 band you can link in per your coordinator body 
>would dictate some equipment choices...

Ok, I wasn't aware that there was a local plan. I'll check with them.

>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.

Might as well let others learn/kibitz :)

>A control link could be done easily with GTXor eq., although you 
>still likely need to change the front end filters...

Unless I WANT it "deaf as a post" :)


>  That application is low duty cycle in the TX dept.... A remote 
> base config for IRLP is another matter entirely..

Well, I  do need to get to both.
I could do IRLP on 440 as well, I'm less concerned for security there.






 
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