You can use a GM300 head.
skydiver297 wrote:
Just received a R1225 radio.
No duplexer or power supply with this radio.
No GR1225 Housing, just a basic radio.
Want to use the radio as just a base station, no repeater.
Couple of questions.
How can I control this radio? Does it have a remote
-Builder] R1225 Radio
You can use a GM300 head.
skydiver297 wrote:
Just received a R1225 radio.
No duplexer or power supply with this radio.
No GR1225 Housing, just a basic radio.
Want to use the radio as just a base station, no repeater.
Couple of questions.
How can I control this radio
-Builder@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Tom Parker
Sent: Sunday, October 05, 2008 5:56 PM
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] R1225 Radio
You can use a GM300 head.
skydiver297 wrote:
Just received a R1225 radio.
No duplexer or power
Ray,
It seems a shame to use a full-duplex radio, complete with an internal
controller, as a base station- but it will work. Since the R1225 has
separate TX and RX connectors- the rear one is TX and the front one is RX-
you will need to install a T/R relay in order use a single antenna.
I'll trade you that R1225 for an equivalent half-duplex radio (GM300)
that already has a nice built-in control head and T/R relay
:) :) :)
On Oct 5, 2008, at 4:02 PM, skydiver297 wrote:
Just received a R1225 radio.
No duplexer or power supply with this radio.
No GR1225 Housing, just a basic
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