Well, even a single-user repeater has to ID if I read the regs correctly. However, since I would be ID'ing my transmissions, I would really only need remote ID coming back out from my base to h/t, and only I would hear it.
I've already got both my rigs running thru an MFJ916 diplexer/duplexer into a Radio Shack discone antenna. So basically, all I need is a controller that I can wire to my radios? What does one of your controllers cost? --- In [email protected], "Ron Wright, Skywarn Coodinator" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I sell a repeater controller that can be put in a crossband mode. The > controller normally has a repeater port and a remote base port. > However, when put into crossband mode each port is to be connected to a > transceiver and when it gets input on one it keys the other, typical > crossband repeater. However, this sounds as if it is much more than > what you need for it IDs, timeouts, remote control, etc. Same needed > by a repeater. Really don't want to get into much here. > > Since you are on site and sounds like single user simple get input key > other rig with audio connected between rxs and txs. > > Many use dual band antennas with diplexers (crossband coupler) and it > works fine. > > 73, ron, n9ee/r > > > --- In [email protected], "Jason Cato" <gunman@> > wrote: > > > > Can someone tell me what equipment I will need to cross band repeat a > > Uniden SMU4525KT UHF into an Icom 2100H VHF? I want to be able to > > move around my property with my H/T, and still be able to get into > > repeaters my H/T can't reach. > > > > Also, can I use the same multi-band antenna for both at the same time > > with a diplexer? Or would the VHF transmission kill the UHF > > reception, or vice versa? > > >
