[App_rpt-users] Two remote nodes used to link two repeaters

[Tim Sawyer]

Yes, you can have any number of repeaters linked together and any received signal on one repeater is repeated on all the other repeaters. It's also a complete repeater controller or you can connect it to a port of an existing controller. You can also use it to build simplex nodes, remote bases and conference bridges. With the proper hardware it can also be a voter/simulcast repeater system.
--
Tim
:wq

On Dec 6, 2011, at 12:56 PM, Robert A. Poff WB3AWJ wrote:

> OK, maybe I'm confused.....
> 
> You build repeater A as an Allstar node.
> You build repeater B as an Allstar node.
> You put them both on a common network.
> You dial from repeater A to repeater B.
> 
> What comes in A goes out A & B.
> What comes in B goes out A & B.
> 
> That's what you want correct?
> That's what the software does.
> 
>  
> Robert A. Poff
> Loganville, PA.
> 
> 
> "Lieutenant, target the offending power boat and launch photon torpedoes"
> 
> > Subject: Re: [App_rpt-users] Two remote nodes used to link two repeaters
> >
> >Ron
> >
> >Are you trying to set up two repeaters that are linked so that the input
> >from one is transmitted by both? If so, I am also very interested in how it
> >is done as it is something we are proposing in our area.
> 
> >Howard
> >VK4BS
> 
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