Hi Jim
If you are looking for an inexpensive controller (84 bucks) with many
features, including a full control receiver input), DTMF control,
a seperate CTCSS board input and lots more check out the ICS Basic
repeater controller.
www.ics-ctrl.com
73
Brian
ka9pmm
jrinnebraska wrote:
I'm
jrinnebraska wrote:
I'm putting up a repeater in my local area--coordinated frequency is
146.895, going to tone it at 123.0.
The repeater is a Kenwood 270--I know it's not a big Motorola box,
etc., but the price was right--FREE! I've had it checked and reset
for the new frequency and
Ten out of three engineers are dyslexic!! Could be the case here...
mikey
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Sent: Friday, December 30, 2005 3:47 PM
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I'm putting up a repeater in my local area--coordinated frequency is
146.895, going to tone it at 123.0.
The repeater is a Kenwood 270--I know it's not a big Motorola box,
etc., but the price was right--FREE! I've had it checked and reset
for the new frequency and it works just fine--puts
Jim, 1) For VHF, I'm guessing that you are running a 600khz split? If so at 48watts out of the transmitter, you want at leastfour (4) ,base station type,band-pass/band-reject cavities to avoid desense. TX/RX systems makes a great 4 cavity duplexer for vhf but if you could find agood condition
jrinnebraska wrote:
I'm putting up a repeater in my local area--coordinated frequency is
146.895, going to tone it at 123.0.
The repeater is a Kenwood 270--I know it's not a big Motorola box,
etc., but the price was right--FREE! I've had it checked and reset
for the new frequency and it
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of jrinnebraska
Sent: Thursday, December 29, 2005 9:51 AM
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] New Repeater--Need Advice!
I'm putting up a repeater in my local area--coordinated frequency is
146.895, going to tone it at 123.0
jrinnebraska [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1. I need a duplexer for this system--what are your thoughts on
cavities, etc.
Don't try to go too cheap on you duplexer, it is a common error that new
repeater owners make. They sometimes spend more on a controller that talks and
makes fancy
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