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nick223

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Just had a question about repeater channels... a neighboring dept uses a repeator and when we try and talk to them on their channel in our truck they cant pick us up but we can hear them any ideas or suggestions on what to do when your adding a repeater channel in an CDM 1250 of how to do it and what you need to do to get it to work right?
 

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I would check that the input frequency and pl are correct. While input and output PL tone may be the same, the input and output frequencies are not. Also you could check if their repeaters requires MDC1200 signalling.
 

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also double check in case they use a different PL on the input. ex, Belleville Fire uses a different PL on the input than the output.
 
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