I apologize ahead of time if this posting doesn't meet your
criteria. I am with a law enforcement agency and we have recently
killed our tactical repeater and are trying to build a temporary one
from two HT1000 portable radios.
I am in search of some expertise on whether this can be done
Denny,
The HT1000 is an excellent radio by itself, but its plastic case offers
no shielding whatsoever. It is possible to construct a compact low
power repeater with the HT1000 (or any two commercial quality portable
radios) if each radio is enclosed in a tightly-shielded box, with all
audio and
I think using two radios not designed for repeater duty in a tactical
situation where lives depend on the communications is a bad idea. Below is
how my volunteer fire department handled a solution to poor tactical
communications.
In 1998 my volunteer fire department responded to a to
At 06:08 AM 2/19/05, you wrote:
>I apologize ahead of time if this posting doesn't meet your
>criteria. I am with a law enforcement agency and we have recently
>killed our tactical repeater
What is your current tactical repeater?
I'll bet it can be fixed for not a lot of money.
What killed it?
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