howto:xband
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| howto:xband [2019/02/17 13:11] – [Repeater Extender Variation] ve7hzf | howto:xband [2019/08/02 19:09] – [Crossband Repeater] ve7hzf | ||
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| A crossband repeater is different from a regular repeater in two important ways: | A crossband repeater is different from a regular repeater in two important ways: | ||
| - | * Where as a regular repeater uses the same band with a small offset between the tx and rx frequencies (600kHz | + | * Where as a regular repeater uses the same band with a small offset between the tx and rx frequencies (600 kHz for VHF and 5 MHz for UHF), a crossband repeater uses two frequencies on different bands (one on VHF and the other on UHF for example). |
| * Where as a regular repeater always listens to the same frequency (the input of the repeater) and always transmits on the other (the output), a crossband repeater transmits on one frequency whatever it hears on the other, whichever it hears first. | * Where as a regular repeater always listens to the same frequency (the input of the repeater) and always transmits on the other (the output), a crossband repeater transmits on one frequency whatever it hears on the other, whichever it hears first. | ||
howto/xband.txt · Last modified: 2021/10/07 19:55 by va7fi