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What I have for sale is a BridgeCom VHF repeater.
At this time it is programmed for 146.7/100 and is set for about 3 to 5 watts.
This is a 40 watt repeater. I have the program software for it and it will
come with it. Cable is a standard 9 pin male/fe
In a message dated 12/16/2006 7:52:28 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,
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What I have for sale is a BridgeCom VHF repeater.
At this time it is programmed for 146.7/100 and is set for about 3 to 5
watts. This is a 40 watt repeater. I have the program software for it and
yes it is the model CS-540
John
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I ask because the BridgeCom frequency specs for this model do not include the
amateur bands.
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Thanks John
There's a couple of issues involved here. The first, which you have
resolved, is whether the head end
will operate in the amateur bands. The second is whether the spurious specs
are unacceptably degraded when you do this. Low pass filters are probably
not affected but band pa
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