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Repeater Desense. Diagnose and fix repeater desensitization. The strong signal of your transmitter overloads your. The repeater rx sensitivity should remain the same. To detect the amount of “desense”, that is, how many db receiver sensitivity is degraded when connected to the antenna from its own or other transmitters, and trace the desense source, a signal generator with an “isotee” is used to generate a precise signal level with a dummy load and antenna. Decrease attenuation in 1 db steps until the rx squelch turns off the. Recall that a repeater (also referred to. To test the system performance (repeater and/or base station's sensitivity) you can perform the following tests as (partially) shown in figure 3. Before repeater desense can be recognized it is best to understand the basic operation of a repeater. Then repeat the test between the. I'm experiencing what appears to me to be a peculiar desense problem with a uhf mtr2000 repeater. Step 1 can be removed for. You are experiencing what is commonly called desense (short for desensitization). However, to determine if you have desense from your repeater you need to key/unkey the tx. If you get any reflected power, then your desense problem is most likely between the antenna and the meter.

You are experiencing what is commonly called desense (short for desensitization). However, to determine if you have desense from your repeater you need to key/unkey the tx. Decrease attenuation in 1 db steps until the rx squelch turns off the. Recall that a repeater (also referred to. The repeater rx sensitivity should remain the same. Then repeat the test between the. Step 1 can be removed for. The strong signal of your transmitter overloads your. To detect the amount of “desense”, that is, how many db receiver sensitivity is degraded when connected to the antenna from its own or other transmitters, and trace the desense source, a signal generator with an “isotee” is used to generate a precise signal level with a dummy load and antenna. Diagnose and fix repeater desensitization.

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Repeater Desense Recall that a repeater (also referred to. The strong signal of your transmitter overloads your. Recall that a repeater (also referred to. To detect the amount of “desense”, that is, how many db receiver sensitivity is degraded when connected to the antenna from its own or other transmitters, and trace the desense source, a signal generator with an “isotee” is used to generate a precise signal level with a dummy load and antenna. Before repeater desense can be recognized it is best to understand the basic operation of a repeater. To test the system performance (repeater and/or base station's sensitivity) you can perform the following tests as (partially) shown in figure 3. You are experiencing what is commonly called desense (short for desensitization). Diagnose and fix repeater desensitization. Step 1 can be removed for. The repeater rx sensitivity should remain the same. Decrease attenuation in 1 db steps until the rx squelch turns off the. However, to determine if you have desense from your repeater you need to key/unkey the tx. Then repeat the test between the. If you get any reflected power, then your desense problem is most likely between the antenna and the meter. I'm experiencing what appears to me to be a peculiar desense problem with a uhf mtr2000 repeater.