I think the desktrac is 49w The Ritron is 7 or 8 which is more than enough
for here.
wd8chl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Jack Hayes
wrote:
> I can't imagine why you'd want to go to the trouble of building
> a GMRS repeater. Two years ago I purchased a Motorola Desktrac UHF,
> tuned it up and set it up. Works fine -- no hassles. It is a little
> more power than I need so I'm about to replace it with a Ritron
> Patriot box. I can't remember to the penny but I don't think I paid
> more than $325 for the repeater, duplexer and programming.
>
> I like the easy way. Jack w3fun
Do either of them make 50 watts? Also neither of those has a receiver
that can handle high-level RF sites, especially the Riton. It's fine for
in a small plant, or at your house, but I wouldn't put one up at a busy
high-profile site...
The Desktrac? well, maybe...
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