DJ0WH: Repeater

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The story of mysterious French truck drivers.

Although my job title has the word "Presales" in it, once in a blue moon I get involved in already deployed systems. Some years ag...

While a mobile can be powered from the mains and can be connected to an external antenna, it is not optimal for use as a repeater. Here...

Yesterday, Motorola announced the introduction of a new MOTOTRBO repeater to the North American market: the SLR8000 series. Some of the f...

If you ever need to strip down a SLR5500, this video will show you how to do it. Some of the components inside the repeater are static se...

There are, actually some significant differences between the DR3000 and SLR5500. Most notably the size, and support for MPT1327 site control...

Today Motorola added a new repeater to the MOTOTRBO family - the SLR5500. Front view (click to enlarge) Front view (with rack mounti...

Other than price, the difference between the MTR3000 and DR3000 is sometimes not that obvious. The MTR3000 has built-in wireline (TRC) ...

On the front, there are eight indicator LEDs: these show that the repeater is powered up; whether it is disabled; operating in analogue ...