Need make RPT cross band for msf5000 and Maxtrac 800 Trunk

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taksin25
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Need make RPT cross band for msf5000 and Maxtrac 800 Trunk

Post by taksin25 »

I have Msf 5000 vhf base and maxtrac 800 trunk how I can make it for cross band rpt.
RKG
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Post by RKG »

Cross-linking where one radio is trunked is very problematic (since trunked radios do not generate some of the electrical signals needed). We have been sucessful linking a UHF and a trunked radio, bi-directionally, using something like an N200 fron NIDA. (Don't hold me to the model number; I'm not at my desk.)
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Post by ALF 935 »

A cheap and working so-so way was voice activated switch from each rx. I buffered the mic input down to accept the rx line output from each tone remote, connected to each a UHF and 800 MSF's. So the UHF remote VOX would trip the tone remote to ptt on 800 , and vice versa. Luckily we're on a conventional 800 pair.
So far been working for one week now with little problems. Virtually RF proof since the remotes are away from the trancievers.
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Post by xmo »

There have been previous trunked cross-band discussions. Here is one:

http://batboard.batlabs.com/viewtopic.php?t=18722
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