If you do that, then you are not working it properly, they may be able to hear the output just fine, but when you go back through the duplexer, then you get the loss of the duplexer and if possible any desence that might be present. Also, how far are you from Gary? This in itself could also be a ratio to the problem.
Mathew
KA9QJG <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If that's the problem, 3 dB ain't going to make the difference.
Looks to me the problem is the system receiver / not the
transmitter.
Neil - WA6KLA
The problem is Not in the system Receiver, Repeater hears them Great No
noise, But They do Not hear the Repeater that good in the Steel Mill, I
think it is a wavelength Problem 440 and Above works Great inside the Mill.
If it not going to be worth the Effort I will just forget it, However I will
give a Couple at work a Phone call and Bring the Amp on line from 62 to 100
Watts direct and see if it Makes a Difference inside the Mill.
Thanks for all the Help Don KA9QJG
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