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NXR-710 REF oscillator
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Its really not needed for the x10 repeaters, unless your doing site to multi site data and paranoid.
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mmckenna
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There are GPS receivers that will spit out the correct timing signals for these guys. 10MHz, if I recall correctly.
I'm running 5 NXR-900's in a trunked system, 12.5KHz, and am not using the external oscillators. I've heard that with the 6.25KHz "very narrow" NXDN that it's a good idea.
Should be lots of stable 10MHz sources out there. Pretty common item.
wirelesssamurai
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You should be able to daisy-chain them using BNC T-connectors on all repeaters. I've done this with NXR-800s and it works fine (allows me to disconnect one repeater without breaking the "chain" and taking repeaters downstream from the oscillator off the air).
Google will help you find a 10MHz gps reference oscillator that will fit your needs.
Google will help you find a 10MHz gps reference oscillator that will fit your needs.
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