On 7/15/15 8:35 PM, Jerry DeLong wrote:
Bryan,
Are the business repeaters UHF also?
What are the models?
They are all Motorola Quantar units. They support analog FM wide band and narrow band, P25 (and Astro too). Importantly they include a 4 mhz wide preselector, and the transmitter has a built in ferrite isolator/circulator. This is very important as I'm sure an antenna terminated into a wattmeter will show at least a couple watts or more just based on all the other crud in that area. Everything is part 90 certified so in the event we need to swap parts to get something fixed we can. It's not just some spare parts we hacked up, they are continuous duty public safety units that were $15k each when new. The antennas will be DB-408 for the commercial users, and DB-420 for ham. These are 6dBd gain and 9dBd respectively. The DB antennas are DC ground and basically function as lightning rods protecting the electronics. -- Bryan Fields, W9CR Florida Simulcast Group, Inc.