--- In [email protected], "Eric Meth" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Laryn.
> The best way to do it is to install a multicoupler, tuned to your
> simplex frequency 446.925 between the duplexer and the antenna. The
> multicoupler has a frequency seperation of at least 1 MHz so it will
> not interfere with the 452/458 MHz frequencies. Insertion loss on 446
> will be approximately 3 db. The following is a line drawing attempt:
>
> Duplexer ----- multicoupler ----- Antenna
> | | |
> 452tx 458rx 446.925 tr
>
Thanks Eric, that would be the first-class method. As I alluded to in
my original post, Skipp025 posted a method of combining two repeaters
that didn't seem too complicated. Is there a relatively inexpensive
way to do this in my case, maybe using one or more pass cavities that
I have already?
Laryn K8TVZ
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