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Probably some sort of remote base setup. You can do a parrot repeater on a CB, but it would be an awful mess.
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11-Meter AM-19 Repeater in Colorado
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I think it was a simplex repeater, they are inexpensive to setup and maintain. Second guess would be a split site since cans would be huge and costly for single antenna.
Repeater: Is anyone going to buy the President Washington to use it for the "relay" function?
Pretty interesting to see this feature included. AUTOMATIC RELAY This function turns your PRESIDENT WASHINGTON into an automatic relay point. Once set up, your radio will automatically transmit the message received on the RX reception channel to the TX transmission channel. The duration of...
“ . . I am really happy about this part !
Having it be:
1). FM mode only;
2). Only with CTCSS set
is going to rule out the vast majority of regular CB'ers having any interest in it.
. . That's also really cool about it being able to function as either:
A). semi-duplex; or,
B). simplex repeater
depending on the setup.”
New PRESIDENT Washington
Automatic Relay Feature.
https://president-electronics.com/cache/documents/product/washingtonenv0.23advanceduserguide-768.pdf
PRESIDENT Washington
I figure this is ultimate given specs released: Whatever George 2 does, this ups the game. Maybe look at it as the Lincoln 2+ replacement (2012 introduction)? The G2 has SSB performance the L2+ doesn’t achieve . . even though, in turn, it’s MUCH better than the older mobile radios. The L2+...
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If it’s the same channel in and out it’s split site and easy to do. I’m not saying I have repeated CB from So Cal to Dallas or Boston, but it works very well with a pair of Icom IC-7100s and Remote Rig boxes. You can’t really tell anything is being repeated but there is that group north of Boston chatting with So Cal CBers when there is no skip.
