GMRS-RPT50: New BTECH 50 Watt Repeater Released
网页2024年4月22日 · 166. Location: Central NJ. My Clubs. Posted April 22. BTECH has released the new GMRS-RPT50 repeater, a 50-watt GMRS repeater with a built-in duplexer and auto-IDer. Here are some key features: FCC-certified for GMRS FCC ID: 2AGNDGMRSRPT50. 50 Watt Output Power. 100% Duty Cycle @ 50W.
What can I expect from a 50 watt radio over and above an HT for …
网页2023年4月14日 · I'm relatively new here, been into radio about a year now and GMRS about 4 months only. So my situation is that I live on top of a 500' mountain/hill using a GMRS specific copper tube J pole from KB9VBR six feet above the roof on a two story house. Cable is 50' of LMR400 with type N connectors.
Opinions on BTECH GMRS 50v2 - myGMRS.com Forums
网页2024年1月7日 · Looking to upgrade from my Radioddity DB-20G to radio with more watts. was wondering about opinions on this radio, or if anyone is running it. If anyone has a suggestion on a good mobile radio in the 40 to 50 watt range they would be appreciated. I will be running my Browning B-176s antenna with it.
50 watts or 15? Same range? - myGMRS.com Forums
网页2024年3月15日 · I’d personally save ALOT of money and head ache rand skip midland and get a good quality radio for less money or a waaay better quality radio for the same money. $100 for a 20w, $150 for a 50w. My 20w does well over 200miles so most people do not need a 50w. WSAH999, AdmiralCochrane and WSAA254. 3. Quote.
BTech GMRS RPT50 - NEW 50-Watt GMRS Only Repeater
网页2024年4月26日 · The Retevis and Midland repeaters are good for covering a smaller area or for limited use. I would personally stick with a Bridgecom repeater or a used Motorola repeater programmed for GMRS if you want something more powerful that the Retevis/Midland repeaters. WRXP381. 1. Quote.
Getting 50 watts actually out of repeater - myGMRS.com Forums
网页Posted February 1. not really.. you have to push all the power before the duplexer, and cheaper/smaller duplexers eat a huge %% of the power. So you will either need to push more power into the duplexer (if it can handle it), or get a better duplexer that doesnt eat so many RF electricities. HOWEVER - the difference between ~20 watts and 50 ...
BTech GMRS RPT50 - NEW 50-Watt GMRS Only Repeater
网页2024年4月26日 · Yes, the RPT-50 supports both CTCSS and DCS tones for transmit and receive. You can also set split tones, meaning you can have different tones for receive and transmit. The CW ID can be configured to transmit with or without tones, depending on your preference. 3. Approximate Wattage Output.
BTech GMRS RPT50 - NEW 50-Watt GMRS Only Repeater
网页2024年4月26日 · Posted August 28. Considering the prices of other repeaters in the 50 watt range the monies seem pretty reasonable. I've seen repeaters for $1500 with only 10 watts out and most of the 40+ watt repeaters seem to go for another additional 2-3000 bux without the duplexer being included.
20W vs 50W - Technical Discussion - myGMRS.com Forums
网页Posted October 5, 2023. Short answer is no. Longer answer that is significantly more vague... Given most 50w models are closer to 45w, and you have to quadruple your power to increase your signal 1 s-unit, I would say no, not really. You really need to jump to 80w-100w before it makes a real difference, but those numbers aren't available in GMRS.
Power supply recommendations? - myGMRS.com Forums
网页2024年2月1日 · The DM-330MVT is rated 32A peak ... and 30A continous. The DM-30 is rated 30A peak but only 20A continous. Big difference. Yes it is. Now most people can get by just fine running two 50 mobile radios on one 30 amp (peak) power supply simply because most will never be transmitting on both radios at the exact same time.