My recent post about "minimum splits" was not well-expressed. A week
or so ago, there was considerable discussion about portable repeaters
in the two-meter band and several suggestions referred to the
144.930-147.585 MHz pair with a 2.655 MHz split.
An article by Gary Bargholz, N9UUR, Chairman, Wisconsin Association
of Repeaters in a December 2002 newsletter referred to SNP (Shared,
Not Protected) repeater pairs with a 1 MHz split. There were six
output frequencies from 146.415 to 146.490 MHz and six input
frequencies from 147.415 to 147.490. ARES/RACES statewide use was
recommended on 146.430/147.430 MHz and 146.445/147.445 MHz.
What would the relative advantages and disadvantages be between the 1
MHz and the 2.655 MHz odd splits?
Paul Yonge W2ARK
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