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On Monday, December 30, 2013 8:59:38 PM UTC-5, Fred McKenzie wrote:
In article , Tom Horne wrote: We would like to be able to use 50, 144, 220, and 440 MHz radios at any position and we would prefer not to have to resort to diplexers and separat e antennas on the roof if it can be avoided. Tom- Phil and CRN have good suggestions that directly address your needs. Another approach for common local frequencies, is to have a single base s tation for each frequency, with a remote control at each position. This allows the base station to be located (in a separate equipment room? ) closer to the antenna to minimize feed line loss. All it takes is teleph one wires to connect between the base stations and remotes. Each remote co uld have a switch to select base stations. Fred K4DII Fred I take it that would involve using only identical radios so as to be able t o use any control head with any radio. -- Tom Horne W3TDH |
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