I think you may have got the wrong answer to the wrong question.

TX RX makes band couplers for UHF and VHF rated about 1000w each 
port. That is what they call a "diplexer" Diplexer is not a term they 
have in their catalog... They come in UHF/VHF and UHF/800-900 .

  The answer they gave sounds like they thought you wanted either a 
single duplexer or combiner.....They do not make a dual band duplexer 
or combiner per se.. at least not without several sub assemblies.....

If you do in fact mean a 2 or more channel full duplex 1 antenna 
solution, simplest way that would take a UHF duplexer and a VHF 
duplexer and a band coupler. OR a  UHF combiner assy , a VHF combiner 
assy and a band coupler....for more than 1 channel on each band, and 
quite more expensive....

Doug
KD8B


At 09:39 AM 11/14/2005, you wrote:
>Thanks for the info, I called them this morning they explained to me
>they can build a combiner using the same feedline feeding different
>antennas but not a combiner using the same antenna for 2 different
>uhf & vhf repeaters...
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> > Sent: Monday, November 14, 2005 8:14 AM
> > Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Diplexer for UHF/VHF Repeating...
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> > >I know that this has been asked before, but does anyone know of a
> > > commercial diplexer with a higher power rating so that one can
>use one
> > > dualband antenna at the repeater site for both a VHF and UHF
>repeater.
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> > > Thank you...
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