ve1ii wrote: > I am making the various modifications to a VHF MICOR repeater to be > used as a 2 Meter repeater. > Assuming that a base station audio squelch module has been modified > per Kevin's notes and also a mobile audio squelch module has been > modified according to his relative notes, how do they compare in > performance? > i.e. Is one preferred over the other. > The controller will be an RC-210. > Thank you for any comments.
When using an RC-210 controller, there is no difference in performance between the two. The only difference would be locally when listening to the speaker audio; where the mobile board provides better muting. However, full muting can be gotten by re-wiring the station board to take advantage of two muting switches. So, basically there is no difference between the two boards if both are modified to work the same. I'd use the station board and do the mods here: http://www.repeater-builder.com/rbtip/station-a-s.html Better audio muting from the local speaker and quality COS signaling for the RC-210 will result in using the above mod, and it's easier to do over the mobile unit. Kevin
