I used to agree with you Ken... but I've seen some really well done systems actually using two series preamps. Easy mountain top to hand held coverage over 25 miles distance.
Key-words "really well done systems". A pad might help his project... but extra cavities quickly come to mind as an easy try. cheers, skipp > Ken Arck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > <----I always shake my head when someone says they're using an ARR > preamp in FM work. Don't get me wrong - ARR makes a fine, fine > product but they typically have WAAAAAAAY too much gain for the > typical FM receiver. > > Yes, a pad would be a WONDERFUL idea in your case. > > Ken > > > >I think I may be expierencing this. I have a converted mitrek > >repeater with a T-1504 duplexer and an ARR preamp inserted between > >the radio and the duplexer on the RX side <SNIP> >
