Hi, i am thingking of building repeater for cheap.
Can mobile radio with cross band repeating capability with 50W of Tx
power can be used instead of using dedicated repeater controller? I am
thingking of Yaesu FT8800R.
How high the tower should be? i want the coverage at least 20-30miles.
the a
I strongly recommend that you proceed very cautiously along this path.
Amateur-grade radios seldom have the quality, stability, and robust
design needed in a repeater. The CTCSS tone encode deviation is
frequently far too high, and is almost never adjustable. Every
dual-band rig I have seen need
-Builder] Building first repeater
I strongly recommend that you proceed very cautiously along this path.
Amateur-grade radios seldom have the quality, stability, and robust
design needed in a repeater. The CTCSS tone encode deviation is
frequently far too high, and is almost never adjustable
Rizki,
It wasn't hard. I used two Siemens 75-watt solar panels, two Challenger
105 AH solar SLA batteries, and a SunWize-Steca Sigma charge
controller. The batteries, charge controller, and the R1225 radio are
inside a stainless steel Hoffman box that is bolted to a very heavy
triangular frame t
Re: [Repeater-Builder] Building first repeater
> I strongly recommend that you proceed very cautiously along this path.
> Amateur-grade radios seldom have the quality, stability, and robust
> design needed in a repeater. The CTCSS tone encode deviation is
> frequently far too high, and i
Thanks...
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From: Russ Stafford [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 05 Januari 2004 2:20
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Building first repeater
All very good points.
One thing a lot of hams forget is that it MUST ID.
It is a repeater. I
In a message dated 1/5/04 9:19:54 AM Mountain Standard Time,
Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com writes:
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Either voice or CW identification is acceptable. People opt for the IDer
because it is easier and provides a reminder for
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