In reference to analog repeaters stand alone system only difference in
Commercial is where lets say for example you signed a Service provider
for a supplier take your Pick Motorola, Johnson, and few others I rather
not start a flamer.
So what you have is clintel of one of the names, your customer who
leases the gear is a money maker you provide a patch line and you say
have a couple channels on repeater & off repeater ( Simplex ) depending
on the system.
you charge say ( I'll probably be off on price ) a fleet of 25 units @
$45.00 mo. lease and say you have around 6 customers on same tower.
follow me so far ?
whereas Ham Radio is going to be an open ( public invited ) repeater or
a closed repeater ( members only ) and youy can as a club have multi
bands 10,6 2, 220,440,900,Mhz. and 1.2 Ghz. Commercial 2 way at present
is just entering a VHF / UHF system .
800 Mhz. different system
maybe someone want to add to my comments.
mark holman ab8ru
Jed Barton wrote:
>Hey guys,
>Alright, educate me on this a little bit.
>I know of a few sights with ham repeaters, but they are combined with
>commercial stuff.
>How is that done?
>I mean, I know they use combiners, but do they really make some antennas
>that are tuned for both amateur and commercial?
>I didn't think this was possible.
>I know of one sight where there are a few commercial and amateur
>receivers on one antenna.
>Any ideas of how they do it?
>Thanks,
>Jed
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