The Person to ask this question is BOB Morton (hounest bob)
do a google search for him
He was a Sinclair person and still does this work .. he is the one
who made my 220 duplexer
We had a 'mobile' duplexer to him about 3 weeks ago , and he was
able to move it into the 'ham' UHF band for us with some work (
took at 1/2 hour and it was good to go )
Sorry I don't have his email right here but his website has his phone
# and email addy
if you need more Email me off list and I will pull the info off my other
puter
Rick
On 13 Dec 2005 at 20:53, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> In a message dated 12/13/2005 7:43:40 PM Eastern Standard Time,
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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> <---It's a typical mobile type duplexer. Notch only, can only handle
> 50 watts and not that much isolation. Not to mention that at 5 Mhz,
> it's unusable for amateur use.
>
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>
> the 50 watt limit is fine with our system. We purchased it off of
> another business that upgraded their repeater for use with our
> business repeater using VHF-Hi. Their freq pair was spaced at 5 MHz
> though, and ours is not; so my question was if this can be retuned at
> my local radio shop to support the more than 5MHz of seperation, or
> if (like Sinclair said) it has to go back to the factory.
>
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