Mathew--
You seem to have the gist of things.
Yes, each remote receive site is a cross-band "mini-repeater"
complete with controller. Each remote site has a receiver which
listens on the main repeater's 2 meter input frequency and
retransmits the signal back to the main site on 222, 440, 902
Exactly, so if my thinking is right then, I would need two receivers and one
transmitter for each site that I put up, if I understand this right. I was
told that the 902 Mhz band was ok to use as remote links, I hope that was
right. So then each site would have to have some type of controller to
I think I see what you are wanting to do with this system. Main tx of
the repeater is centrally located and at a good location. Main rx
could be at the same location or some other location. Multiple remote
rx at important locations to fill in holes where mobiles and ht's are
having difficulty i
If it's the 902Mhz transmitter, think of it as separate functions.
The receivers, output goes to the voter. The output of the voter as
such, can be treated as if it was a single receiver output to be
interfaced with the transmitter/s. (are you going to be simulcasting
on 902 mhz ?).
Audio quality
, and
gear up for it for when I start putting the pieces together, kinda like
building my business plan or a good set of blueprints.
Mathew
- Original Message -
From: "Coy Hilton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, May 03, 2004 7:34 PM
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Re:
Mathew, After reading the posts it seems that your system is 146 Mhz
in and 902 mhz cross band repeat. Running on that, my question is
what transmitters are you concerned with? Is it the 146 MHZ that is
the input or is it the 902 Mhz output Transmitters?
If it is the 146 that is the input, th
> "Steve Bosshard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The Doug Hall voter works on noise just above
> the voice band,
Actually, the Hall and LDG Voters I have work on
rectified noise in the voice band, just the higher
portion of the range where fundamental voice energy
is minimal.
> just over 3 k
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