I realize that the goal here is a 2m repeater, but I've found the low-
power UHF Motorola R1225 (1-10W) is about the slickest small, low-
power repeater around. Built-in controller, the size of a GM300. Strap
a mobile sized reject duplexer to it and you're good to go. I don't
know if they ever made a 1-10W VHF version, I've never seen one. Of
course, separation and cans are both HUGE for VHF, hence why UHF is so
much easier.
On Sep 30, 2008, at 9:16 AM, wd8chl wrote:
> wd8chl wrote:
>
> > BIG problems!
> > 1) I would be very surprised if the local repeater council allowed
> > anything other than a 600 KHZ split on 2M. I know Ohio, MI, IN,
> and IL
> > would all come down on someone using other than normal repeater
> pairs.
> > Yeah, ok, some would have to complain about interference first...
>
> EDIT: someONE would have to complain...
>
>
>
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