> "i recycle computers" <kc8...@...> wrote: > I do know about and have located lots of FRS, 11m, and > MURS Radio Over IP links on the internet, they are similar > to echolink "Link" type base stations.
I'd honestly have a hard time believing that... and if it was true I'd have to ask why, because it really doesn't seem worth the effort. > there is one located in Lincoln Nebraska for 11 meters. Why are you not asking the operators of the above machine how they constructed their system? > there are a bunch of PMR stations in the UK that have > radio over ip connections to the internet that are > publicly accessible. and your point is..? > I am interested in why my design won't work. as stated A quick answer would be... based on real world experience with CB equipment and specs, your dream repeater equipment list has issues. You need to first review your list and maybe search the group post archives (easily done) regarding each piece of listed equipment to hopefully find out why so few people are jumping in eager to respond. Just by the way you ask/post your question screams "smoke blowing time waster" to most Group Members. And I speak from a Smoke Blowing Professional Position of Authority... > in a few posts I made, I am not really interested in > building one. maybe 15 or so years ago I might have, > but no more. A statement, which pretty much turns most of the Group Members off big time. It's honestly not very appropriate for this Group... (yeah I'll actually quit pussy footing around and say it). > I am simply interested in the technical aspects of such > a project and examples of ones that have been put service. This subject is a lot like pirate broadcasting and this is probably not the best group to expect serious technical answers about such a gray area subject. I'm not going to be posting a lot of questions or replies about repeating a signal through the output of a 2.5kw broadcast transmitter... same type of deal. > and I should hope that it is hams who build these CB > repeaters. Most of us would hope CB repeaters don't get built and do encourage anyone honestly interested in the subject to become involved in Amateur and Commercial Radio where all the aspects of repeater operation is legal, relatively easy and (for the most part) fun. There's not a huge spectral distance between 11 meters and 10 meters... > I would not to see one that was built by some toothless > piece of trailer trash so he can splatter his alcohol driven > filth up and down the band with some unfiltered over > driven linear. Hams, CB'ers or both? Your post replies are beginning to get really silly (more so than mine). In the area where I travel, CB radio is a very useful tool and most of the people are civil, legal and very friendly. There are just as many problematic people using GMRS, Commercial and Amateur Radio as you find on Class D CB. > no not much research was done on that specification I laid out. It clearly showed... > Actually I did want to make a remote 11m base that uses > the 900mhz ISM band as the control link. we could tell your posts were not just to learn... > still do, regardless of legalities. everywhere I live > seems to be a location that is not very good for getting > good radio range There are many other ways to address the "good radio range" issue. The first keyword in your quest should be "antenna". > and since i am a renter, 100 foot tower is out of the > question. Push up masts (poles), crank up towers (which are portable) and even ground mounted tripods are very usable. You don't have to be at 100' to have a decent radio signal. It's nice but not required... that's about it... s.
