Cross Band Repeaters

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Crossband Repeating is a process where a Ham transmits one signal on one band (typically UHF), and it is received by another radio with a better antenna/power installation, and re-transmitted (typically on VHF) to another radio system, or a repeater. Everyday examples of cross-band repeaters are repeater receive sites that hear the input signals on 2m and retransmit those signals on a frequency higher than 220 MHz.

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The title of the main category is Repeater and it deals mainly with Radio Repeaters. The resource has been on our site since Saturday Mar 31 2018, and it has been viewed 214 times. So far no one has rated it yet. Be the first to rate it!
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