[Dstar] DSTAR DX?
Heath - VK3TWO
vk3two at gmail.com
Sun Jun 21 21:50:06 CST 2009
I'm sure they also have different RF paths through the cavities...
Stating the obvious here, however can have some considerable effects.
Comparing 10W to 25W you are only looking at 3-4dB which is negligible when
you look at potential losses of cavities etc.
Even if you are using the same power but different radio, different radios
can de-calibrate cavities so you aren't comparing apples with apples after
all.
For comparisons, i would suggest using EXACTLY the same for DSTAR/FM. ie,
same Ant, Coax, Duplexer, Radio, power, however simply swapping mode from
digital to FM.
Perhaps a collaborated effort across 100's of Km and even 'remote
controlled' radios on mountain tops etc. A bit over the top just for
testing/DXing, but when one want's to play...... :-)
73's
Heath VK3TWO/VK6TWO
WA Repeater Group President
WICEN (WA) tech officer
WA DSTAR Manager
2009/6/21 David Tilson <dave at daves-portal.com>
> Yes Matt, the analogue and D-STAR repeaters share the same antenna
> system. The only difference between transmitters is that the analogue FM
> repeater has a power output of approx 10W and the D-STAR repeater is approx
> 25W.
>
> Regards,
>
> davidt, VK3UR
>
> -----Original Message-----
> *From:* dstar-bounces at lists.wia.org.au [mailto:
> dstar-bounces at lists.wia.org.au] *On Behalf Of *Matt
> *Sent:* Sunday, 21 June 2009 9:52 PM
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> *Subject:* Re: [Dstar] DSTAR DX?
>
> The Buninyong D-STAR repeater - was/is it using the same antenna system as
> the 70cm repeater on the same site? I am unsure, but we really should be
> comparing apples with apples - so to speak - can anyone shed some light on
> this?
>
>
> Matt
> VK8GMT/2
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