Lane, what frequency are you trying to go on'? Houston has a waiting list
for VHF and UHF is pretty full. I think if you look around Houston proper is
covered fairly well. Look at the www.txvhffm.org web site. You can do
search's there. If you would like to set up and play there are several UHF
Simple answer: Do you have repeaters that cover the same area yours
would cover?
Joe M.
Lane wrote:
Hi all,
I've been interested in building a repeater for a while now, but before I do,
I guess the first step is in knowing whether or not a repeater is needed for
my area.
I live in
I would get into contact with the repeater coordinater for that area. They
should be able to make recommendations for frequency pairs, PL tones, and power
output. I know that's what they try to do here in Oklahoma, I'm sure other
states are very similar.
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Houston has a wealth of repeaters but nothing wrong with gaining the
knowledge(that's the main reason I built one). I'm in Houston too, feel
free to give me a call, or email and I'll point you in the right direction.
I might be interested in your location since mine is in need of a better
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