In cases where I utilize two mobiles as a repeater, I filter them up the ying ying.
1. Duplexer BP/BR with at least 90db of isolation 2. Two additional BP cavities on the RX + Angle Linear Pre-Amp to help compensate 3. One additional BP cavity on the TX 4. Isolator + LP filter I believe in keeping it clean. I try my best not to give Hams a bad reputation. I know of a few sites which no longer allow Amateur Radio Repeaters, this due past ham occupants and their poor McGuyvering skills / technics. Just my two bits. Paul Metzger K6EH ----------------- On Apr 27, 2007, at 07:00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > At 4/26/2007 16:24, you wrote: > >> Mobiles converted to repeater (duplex) operation are explicitly >> banned >> in many commercial site leases, due to lack of shielding and other >> problems. Be forewarned, if you're planning on building something >> for >> a modern commercial 2-way site. > > Around here, many "commercial 2-way" repeaters were converted mobiles. > > Bob NO6B > > > > > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > >
