I'll third that...even though duplexers are typically reactive, if it's right, length of the cables should not be an issue.
If it is, I would look at either the duplexer or the antenna/feedline. As always, put a dummy load after the duplexer and see if all is well. If it is, it's an antenna system problem. If not, it's a duplexer problem. (barring repeater internal problems...) -- Jim Barbour WD8CHL Steve S. Bosshard (NU5D) wrote: > Roger, Roger, Roger.....Steve NU5D > > mch wrote: >> *****The length from the repeater to the duplexer is not critical (or SHOULD >> not be when properly tuned). Therefore, there is no 'formula' other than >> you want it as short as possible yet allowing enough flex/extra that it >> won't get stressed.***** >> >> Joe M. >> >> Don Morehouse wrote: >> >>> Does anyone know the formula for the cable length between a repeater >>> and the duplexer? >>> >>> Thanks >>> Don VE7EDA
