Commmshop reports that with these tx and RX freqa, power at 100 Watts,
Receiver 12dB Sinad point .2uV  :

Duplexer or cavity will require 51.9 dB isolation to not degrade RX
sensitivity

Antennas separated 26 feet vertically of 314 feet horizontally will
provide the required isolation. 

This will depend on antenna, tower, terrain, buildings, feed-lines, etc.

MUCH NEEDED Disclaimer:

Use the above for rough planning.  Obtain the services of a professional
for site survey and implementation.  

The above info merely provided to give a starting point and is not to be
considered accurate for every installation.



-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Nate Duehr
Sent: Friday, February 17, 2006 6:09 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] VHF Seperation


[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>  Could anyone give me some advice regarding antenna seperation for a 
> VHF
> Repeater...  Using TX of 152.000 and RX of 159.000, what would the
min. 
> vertical and horizontal be?

For what power level?  Need to know your power level to know how many dB

of separation you need.

If you have the right duplexer on the thing, you don't need separate 
antennas.  Etc. Etc. Etc.

Your message is far too vague to help you much, and theoretical numbers 
never match the real world.

Nate WY0X

p.s. And my standard disclaimer applies when I see commercial 
frequencies in any posting on Repeater Builder:

Don't trust an Internet mailing list if that system is involved in 
Public Safety.  Hire a professional RF engineer.

Mailing lists aren't the right place to be asking (unless you're just 
using it as a general reference and you already have an engineer) 
commercial RF design questions.  Amateur?  Sure.  Commercial?  Nope. 
Opinion?  Yeah.

Facts?  Hire someone local who knows the other aspects of your site, can

handle designing for things like intermod, site noise floor, and all the

other variables you didn't share.




 
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