briansoehl brianso...@... wrote:
Has anyone built a repeater out of 2 TK-830G's? I have 2
and want to build a repeater to replace one. These are
high spec radios designed for use in public safety and
I feel they'd make a good repeater.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Brian
The
On 3/16/2010 4:38 PM, skipp025 wrote:
briansoehlbrianso...@... wrote:
Has anyone built a repeater out of 2 TK-830G's? I have 2
and want to build a repeater to replace one. These are
high spec radios designed for use in public safety and
I feel they'd make a good repeater.
Any help would
First of all Thanks Tony and Steve. The radios are rated at 35W adjustable to
5W I plan to run them at about 20W, and they aren't going to exceed about 30
to 40% duty cycle. So the PAs should be fine.
AS far as a duplexer, it's already installed and tuned in the repeater I'm
replacing.
I absolutely would NOT run a x30 at 100W out continuous! Even
with air on it.
Well, to each his own. I wasn't the first one to use mobile
RF Decks in repeater operation.
The high power unit should not be run more then abt 30-40 W,
and the low power unit should not be run at more than
briansoehl brianso...@... wrote:
First of all Thanks Tony and Steve. The radios are rated
at 35W adjustable to 5W I plan to run them at about 20W,
and they aren't going to exceed about 30 to 40% duty cycle.
So the PAs should be fine.
They'd easily be fine at 35 watts, especially at
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