I have obtained permission from the Rocky Mountain Radio League here in Denver to link an all-star node up to one of their repeaters mountain high. I have a few questions to set up the best link to the nice nice repeaters up there @ 11,500 feet above sea Already Solved Problems { First Concern: Accidentally gets stuck on TX Solution: Use the radios built in TOT Second Concern: Transmitting random stuff that cant be controlled (maybe interference from someone hitting the node) Solution: SSH and disable through the computer } My Questions { FULL DUPLEX??? So with one radio I could have it TX and RX on separate frequencies. This would Be a nice SIMPLEX link. I would not need full duplex because it would just be doubling with the repeaters other people inputs making it yeah... BUT... What about the hang time? Yes, the RMRL repeaters have Very Very long tails, so I have asked them to turn off the TX tone right away, and they will do that so I don't have to get their tone and their little courtesy tone. So should I spend the extra work of getting a Duplexer or Diplexer or band reject or band pass filter (whichever one, IDK) WITH another radio or would it work just as well with a SimpleSimplexSetup. Now to the software part, which I hope you guys will help with. 1) I probably want to disable courtesy tones| Easy, just in the Conf file comment it out 2) Station ID in morse Now this is my question because I don't want to break the law by not doing morse code, but I don't want to annoy everybody by having the code in the repeater on the mountain as well as in the radio, because that would be a lot of stuff going on. Maybe... Could I make it so there is no TONE transmitted when it does the CW ID? So it is just a "LOCAL" Identification } { Thanks for any help anyone, it is all appreciated. I actually did not exect approval, but I want to carry on now that it is approved. Sorry for all the people who are not fans of using the input frequency to InternetLink, it works Great for the other repeaters that do it, nothing bad has happened for the year I have been a ham. So any ideas, tips, don't do's etc? Thanks for any advice!!!!! } & 73's K D Ø W H B / SKYLER -- Skyler Fennell amsatnet.info KDØWHB electricity440@gmail.com