OK, good to know. Mine is on VHF (154.920 right now), and I'd probably want to move it to 2m for my use.
I haven't looked at the manual yet (I do have a digital form of the PAC-RT VHF manual) but I assume these are rock-bound... Hmmm. Time to research! Thanks es 73, Mark - N9WYS -----Original Message----- From: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com [mailto:repeater-buil...@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of wd8chl Mark wrote: > I have one of these sitting in my basement gathering dust. I'm wondering if > this could be put to use as a control access point for one of my repeaters? > > Of course I wouldn't need it to "return" audio to the portable via that > frequency, just be available as the input for repeater control. It seems as > if it could be used for this function, but I wanted to bounce this off the > learned group for opinions. > > Thanks, > Mark - N9WYS > Sure. The Motorola PAC-RT is basically a Handie-Com MH-10 or MH-70 (or 2) in a box. If you have the book for one of them, on the band your unit is on, you have a good part of the RF board info, at least.
