I have a similar setup, two UHF repeaters linked and an optional third link to
a VHF repeater. I have the S-Com 7330. You cant beat it for the money, and the
latest firmware release makes the controller Ideal for what you are looking to
do. Have not had a hiccup yet, and I have recently bought a second one to use
on another repeater. Bob, Dave, and all the guys at S-Com are great and you are
Never left hanging on any questions you have. Past S-com products (5K, 6K, 7K)
have set a track record of very dependable operation, I'm sure the 7330 is
following in their footsteps.
Plus the 7330 has wonderful blue LED's, you can't beat a product with the "Sexy
blue lights"! (Sorry, electronic retailers joke)
My 2 cents.
Tom
W9SRV
www.waldofar.net
--- On Wed, 9/16/09, ve6sar <ve6...@rac.ca> wrote:
From: ve6sar <ve6...@rac.ca>
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Controller Recomendations
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Date: Wednesday, September 16, 2009, 12:47 AM
I'm working on a project for the local ham club to build and install a UHF
linking hub repeater and down the road add a low power vhf repeater to the site
that's linked through a controller.
I've used the Link Comm RLC-4's and CraField CD-3 controllers before I'm
looking for an inexpensive solution that still is a quality product. Nothing to
fancy is required.
What are people using for similar set ups?
Sean
VE6SAR
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