Hi everyone,
I'm completely new to the hobby, besides Walmart Walkie Talkies. I'm planning to continue to research, get my license, and take part in the sport.
After researching, watching youtube videos, and looking at different radios, I've come up with a hypothetical scenario that I haven't been able to figure out myself yet.
Say I'm using 3 HT's, a scanner/receiver for one channel only, and 2 frequencies.
HT 1 is a Baofeng UV-82 with dual PTT buttons and dual watch or receive
HT 2 is a TYT UV8000E with repeater capability
HT 3 is any UHF radio that can transmit and receive on only one frequency
RX 4 is a UHF receiver programmed to one UHF frequency
Frequency A can be any UHF frequency so let's say 467.5500
Frequency B can also be any UHF frequency so let's say 462.5500
RX 4 can only receive on frequency B
HT 3 can only receive and transmit on frequency A
HT 2 is set up to be a repeater and has frequency B as its input and frequency A as its output
HT 1 is set up to transmit on frequency A when PTT A is pushed and frequency B when PTT B is pushed
So in this scenario if HT1 transmits on frequency A; then HT3 will receive the transmission, HT2 will not (and therefore not do anything), and RX4 will also not receive anything. Correct?
But if HT1 transmits on frequency B; then immediately RX4 will receive the transmission, HT2 will receive the transmission and repeat it out onto frequency A, therefore HT3 will also receive the transmission.
My question is if HT3 transmits on frequency A; HT1 will receive it, but will HT2 (repeater) receive the transmission from frequency A and repeat it on frequency B allowing RX4 to receive it?
Basically I want HT1 to be able to talk to HT3 securely without RX4 hearing, HT3 to talk to HT1 securely, and also HT1 to be able to talk to HT3 AND RX4 at the same time. Is there a better way of doing this.
Thanks everyone,
AJ
I'm completely new to the hobby, besides Walmart Walkie Talkies. I'm planning to continue to research, get my license, and take part in the sport.
After researching, watching youtube videos, and looking at different radios, I've come up with a hypothetical scenario that I haven't been able to figure out myself yet.
Say I'm using 3 HT's, a scanner/receiver for one channel only, and 2 frequencies.
HT 1 is a Baofeng UV-82 with dual PTT buttons and dual watch or receive
HT 2 is a TYT UV8000E with repeater capability
HT 3 is any UHF radio that can transmit and receive on only one frequency
RX 4 is a UHF receiver programmed to one UHF frequency
Frequency A can be any UHF frequency so let's say 467.5500
Frequency B can also be any UHF frequency so let's say 462.5500
RX 4 can only receive on frequency B
HT 3 can only receive and transmit on frequency A
HT 2 is set up to be a repeater and has frequency B as its input and frequency A as its output
HT 1 is set up to transmit on frequency A when PTT A is pushed and frequency B when PTT B is pushed
So in this scenario if HT1 transmits on frequency A; then HT3 will receive the transmission, HT2 will not (and therefore not do anything), and RX4 will also not receive anything. Correct?
But if HT1 transmits on frequency B; then immediately RX4 will receive the transmission, HT2 will receive the transmission and repeat it out onto frequency A, therefore HT3 will also receive the transmission.
My question is if HT3 transmits on frequency A; HT1 will receive it, but will HT2 (repeater) receive the transmission from frequency A and repeat it on frequency B allowing RX4 to receive it?
Basically I want HT1 to be able to talk to HT3 securely without RX4 hearing, HT3 to talk to HT1 securely, and also HT1 to be able to talk to HT3 AND RX4 at the same time. Is there a better way of doing this.
Thanks everyone,
AJ
