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can any one help - repeater network for cliffhanger

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can any one help - repeater network for cliffhanger

Post by Hobzee »

Can any one help...

We need to set up a repeater on the Cliffhanger property. It's too big for normal radio comms. 25watt radios can talk to one another but that's about it.

Who do we call or see about setting up a UHF repeater on high ground?

Timing is 7 days - 2nd week of July in Far Nth West NSW - White Cliffs. Sensational country.

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Post by Ruffy »

Have you tried WICEN?
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Re: can any one help - repeater network for cliffhanger

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Peter at Telstat?
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Post by hammey »

maybe try Wireless Institute of Australia
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Post by toughnut »

Why not invite the local or Broken Hill Army Reserves out there for a free trip. They would more than likely jump at the chance and have more than enough gear to do the job for you. ;)
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All great leads and ideas - thanks
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Post by phippsy »

My dad's in WICEN up here in QLD and he used to be the mobile repeater setup for Rally QLD, he wasn't paid for it, don't know if the group got anything for it or it was used as training exercises but they would be worth a shot.
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Post by M1S3RY »

WICEN had a repeater setup for the Paj Challenge, soulds like they might be the way to go..
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TR Corp do all that stuff too
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Post by j-top paj »

is there a local Amateur club there??
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we can build you a portable solar powered unit that you can just drop off some where in the middle of the boonies
will cost some many dollerinos tho :rofl:
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Post by Remydog05 »

hobzee

Ive got a mate who does all the coms for DNRE when the fires are on.

Im sure he could handle this.

PM me and I can put you in touch with him.

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Post by Sandy Rut »

WICEN definately the go. Its what they do.

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Post by pongo »

Hoonz wrote:we can build you a portable solar powered unit that you can just drop off some where in the middle of the boonies
will cost some many dollerinos tho :rofl:
2x prm 8030 off ebay $400

one truck battery , $free

2x antanas and misc bits $100

1x cross over repeater cable to suit prm 8030 $50 ish

someone who can program them $ free ;)

quickest way to run a repeater, different radio band in the prm can do cross band repeater, etc, etc.

BUt get in contact with amatuer radio or wicen. Donate a few $$ and theyll gladly run comms for a weekend. Its their hobby.
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Post by Ice »

pongo wrote:
Hoonz wrote:we can build you a portable solar powered unit that you can just drop off some where in the middle of the boonies
will cost some many dollerinos tho :rofl:
2x prm 8030 off ebay $400

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somtimes they go as a pair of prm8020's already setup

didnt know the 8030's were that cheap now, got one here out of my last truck
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Post by j-top paj »

my kenwood repeater only cost me a few hundred :armsup:
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