No matter the cost, you can probably find a Micor or MASTR II for the
same or less price, and it will be a much higher quality repeater.
Joe M.
Nate Duehr wrote:
>
> Andrew G. wrote:
> > Chris, They make EXCELLENT repeaters for ham use. We have a pair of
> > Alinco DR-235 220mhz radios on our repeater. I interfaced them to an ACC
> > RC-85 controller. The TX drives a TE Systems 100watt amplifier into a
> > 6cavity sinclair duplexer. The RX has an ARR pre-amp with great results
> > (little to no desense @ 100watts). Highly recommended.
> >
> > Andy KC2GOW
>
> You didn't find the CTCSS decoder the slowest decoder you've ever seen?
> Big squelch crash at every unkey, or did you use an audio delay board
> to cover it up?
>
> That's the largest complaint of people using them for link radios in
> IRLP -- the CTCSS decoder takes 400-500 ms to close after a valid CTCSS
> signal disappears.
>
> Someone published how to add a ComSpec TS-64 to them.
>
> Nate WY0X
>
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