Tim, I am not sure or do not remember what you have for a voter, but I have used the Doug Hall voters in a COR mode with very good results.
I know there are some pretty good articles on adapting the Motorola Micor series of voters from tone to COR. This is one of the projects on my to-do list. Have all of the necessary parts, just need some time. Microwave or something keyed up 24-7 as you mentioned is the best, but don't discount using the COR method as it does work very well. The best results will be obtained using radios from the same series throughout the system. This will make it much easier to balance and equalize the audio response curve and levels. The Doug Hall voter does require discriminator audio from the receivers. We have used the Doug Hall voters with both Arcom RC-210 and Link-Comm RLC-1 external controllers with very good results. Good Luck, Joe - WA7JAW --- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, "Tim - WD6AWP" <tisaw...@...> wrote: > > I'm going to start working on building a link for a remote receiver. I > already have a voter and I'll be using a VHF Micor receiver strip for the > remote. > > A couple of mobiles that tune down to 420 might be good as I don't have a lot > room. I'm thinking the link transmitter will be keyed 7x24 with tone > signaling. However the duty cycle requirement is a problem for mobiles. A > microwave system might be possible if I knew what and where to get. Wireline > is probably out. > > I'd like to hear your ideas on how to put this together. > > Thanks, > Tim > > P.S. Sorry if this post is a dup. The first one did seem to come through this > morning. >
