I have done basically the same thing at two different repeater sites. (one in Sioux City, Iowa & the other in Portland, Oregon) Oregon uses a GP-9 & the Iowa uses the GP-15. Both work excellent & use the the comet diplexer to split between UHF & VHF.
Remember to add together the power output of ALL transmitters connected to that antenna and make sure that TOTAL figure is WELL UNDER the maximum power rating for that antenna. "ve3oks" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have two repeaters on the air. My vhf repeater is using a GP-6 > from Comet and a sinclair duplexer (Q-202). I also have a uhf > repeater using a Decibel co-linear (4-bay) with a vhf res-loc > duplexer converted to uhf. What would be the best way to use both > repeaters on the GP-6 since it is on the highest part of the tower. > Any help is appreciated. > Ken > ve3oks,ve3kes Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
