Exactly, so if my thinking is right then, I would need two receivers and one
transmitter for each site that I put up, if I understand this right. I was
told that the 902 Mhz band was ok to use as remote links, I hope that was
right. So then each site would have to have some type of controller to link
the 146 receiver to the 902 Mhz transmitter, correct?
Mathew
> I think I see what you are wanting to do with this system. Main tx of
> the repeater is centrally located and at a good location. Main rx
> could be at the same location or some other location. Multiple remote
> rx at important locations to fill in holes where mobiles and ht's are
> having difficulty in getting into the repeater.
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> If the main rx is at a remote location from the main tx it is linked
> back to the main tx site via 902 MHz rf. All remote rx locations are
> linked back to main tx site via their own 902 MHz frequency.
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> At the main tx site there is a receiver for each link and the output
> of each one of these receivers is connected to the voter. The main rx
> audio is also connected to an input to the voter.
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> In order to make everything sound as smooth as possible when switching
> between receivers the remote and main receivers should all be the same
> model. The link transmitters should all be the same model and the
> link receivers should all be the same model.
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> All levels should be set as close to identical as possible and all
> deviations should be set to as close to the same as possible.
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> The better this is done the better the system will sound and the more
> transparent it will be to your users.
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> As noted above, all of the remote sites will need a seperate 902 MHz
> channel for the link. This will mean a lot of equipment at the main
> site but the payback is that the system will sound good if it is set
> up properly.
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