Hi Brian,
I have found that 10 to 15 feet between the bottom of the RX antenna
(mounted high) and the top of the TX antenna (mounted low) works
pretty well, if you have Pass Cavities on both RX and TX. But more is
always betterm say 20 or 30 feet.
Actally, I have had a repeater on UHF (448.800) where I have an 8-pole
Sinclair RX right-side up, and on the same two-pole mounting crossbar
I have a 4-pole Sinclair TX antenna mounted inverted (upside down) and
it has worked wonderfully for 16 years.
The key is good Pass Cavities on both RX and TX.
Good luck,
Shorty, K6JSI
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Hi All!
What's the recommended distances for 440 for vertical separation?
Horizontal?
I know we've discussed it here ....... just cant find it!
73, Brian, WD9HSY
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