Repeater Downlink at Mariann Cochran blog

Repeater Downlink. up is the tone the repeater is listening for (t on the radio), down is what the repeater is transmitting (r on the radio). one radio communicates up to the repeater, this is called uplink, and then the repeater repeats that transmission down to the radio on the other side of the hill, this is called downlink. So, a frequency offset may be a positive or a negative value. note the 'downlink' and 'uplink' values, and resultant offset value. Other amateur radio operators listening on the repeater’s downlink frequency can. the above example of a repeater listing uses uplink & downlink as a term vs. to reduce confusion as to which tone is being referenced in terms of a paired frequency set (duplex with separate. However, repeaters are used even when there are no hills in the way as they are excellent for extending range. downlink (output) frequency: Your radio must transmit this tone to open the squelch on the repeater (more on this in a. to reduce confusion as to which frequency is being referenced in terms of a paired frequency set (duplex with.

to reduce confusion as to which frequency is being referenced in terms of a paired frequency set (duplex with. one radio communicates up to the repeater, this is called uplink, and then the repeater repeats that transmission down to the radio on the other side of the hill, this is called downlink. downlink (output) frequency: note the 'downlink' and 'uplink' values, and resultant offset value. Other amateur radio operators listening on the repeater’s downlink frequency can. So, a frequency offset may be a positive or a negative value. Your radio must transmit this tone to open the squelch on the repeater (more on this in a. However, repeaters are used even when there are no hills in the way as they are excellent for extending range. the above example of a repeater listing uses uplink & downlink as a term vs. up is the tone the repeater is listening for (t on the radio), down is what the repeater is transmitting (r on the radio).

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Repeater Downlink one radio communicates up to the repeater, this is called uplink, and then the repeater repeats that transmission down to the radio on the other side of the hill, this is called downlink. Other amateur radio operators listening on the repeater’s downlink frequency can. note the 'downlink' and 'uplink' values, and resultant offset value. the above example of a repeater listing uses uplink & downlink as a term vs. However, repeaters are used even when there are no hills in the way as they are excellent for extending range. up is the tone the repeater is listening for (t on the radio), down is what the repeater is transmitting (r on the radio). to reduce confusion as to which frequency is being referenced in terms of a paired frequency set (duplex with. Your radio must transmit this tone to open the squelch on the repeater (more on this in a. to reduce confusion as to which tone is being referenced in terms of a paired frequency set (duplex with separate. So, a frequency offset may be a positive or a negative value. one radio communicates up to the repeater, this is called uplink, and then the repeater repeats that transmission down to the radio on the other side of the hill, this is called downlink. downlink (output) frequency: