--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, "kc7stw" wrote:
I would like to thank everyone who has posted. This helps out quite allot. I
have been a big fan of this forum, and the repeater builder site.
Once again. Thanks!
At 6/25/2009 06:10, you wrote:
>Jason,
>
>There a bunch of products on the market that will do what you need. Most
>of the time they are called diplexers, but sometimes they are named as
>duplexers.
>
>For the best results you would want a combining unit with the lowest loss
>(less than 0.5 db).
Jason,
I just looked at Telewave, here is what they have to offer.
MODEL
DESCRIPTION
FREQ. RANGE
TX POWER
LIST PRICE
TS-1545
Crossband Coupler
132-174 & 406-470 MHz
150 Watts
$340.00
TS-1545H
Crossband Coupler
Hello Jason,
I agree with Dwayne, except that I see that you are running 100 watts on
2 meters and plan to run 30 watts on 70cm. That power level would
probably burn up one of the ham quality diplexers in time. You are
better off with a commercial unit, such as the TX/RX one Dwayne
recommend
Jason,
There a bunch of products on the market that will do what you need. Most of the
time they are called diplexers, but sometimes they are named as duplexers.
For the best results you would want a combining unit with the lowest loss (less
than 0.5 db). Probably the best ones around are from
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