Here in Southern California from Sierra Peak, for the 146.610 Repeater
(K6FAM Repeater) we use almost exclusively The Kenwood TKR-750 VHF and
the TKR-850 UHF transceivers for our mountaintops!  I love the fact
that they will work independantly of an external controller (IF I ever
needed to) but I have been using for years, and will continue to use
for  years to come, the S-Com 7K which is the older version of the
Newly released 7330 3 port controller. 
I was a beta tester for this controller and it was fun to use as it
programs very similar to the older 7K 2.5 port controller.  There is
even a forum to discuss issues and programming regarding both
controllers.  Nothing but pure fun (except for the actual
programming-BORING).  But aside from that, it has been a blast mating
the two of these pieces of equipment together - The Kenwood
TKR-750/TKR-850 and the S-Com 7330 3 port controller.

Now, for the record, I still use my Motorola Mitrek conversions.  They
mate up well with the S-Com controllers very well also.  So, if you
are willing to roll up your sleeves and work through the issues, (and
do it a few hours at a time) then you will be impressed at the
performance from the right equipment mated together. and the price of
the S-Com  7330 was hundreds of dollars less than the similar model
offered with the same features. The flexibility of the controller
makes it so you can almost do anything with it- as long as you are
willing to bring the pieces together.

Oh, and ALL my information was gotten from the pages of
Repeaterbuilder.com exclusively!  I built the Motorola Mitrek dual
band repeater myself (with their help).


-- Mark Christian KB6SRT --
Founder / Trustee.  - FCARA
Fam-Comm Amateur Radio Assoc.
146.610 (-) pl 103.5-Echolink Node-44576
445.760 (-) pl 103.5-IRLP Node-3952
www.k6fam.com / [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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