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220 MHz isn't dead!
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Tim
Jun 3, 2015, 11:24:20 AM6/3/15
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For Immediate release:
Bridgecom Systems, Inc is pleased to announce the availability of a 220 MHz FM repeater to the amateur radio market.
The BCR-220 operates in the 1.25m band (222-225 MHz) and transmits 30 Watts continuous duty RF Power. Among the several features included: 1.5ppm frequency stability, excellent receive down to 0.15 uV, built-in power supply, CTCSS/DCS encoder/decoder, built-in morse code station ID, 25-pin accessory connector to link to your favorite outboard controller or link-radio, and many more.
With a BCR-220 FM Repeater, we've made it easy to get on and enjoy the 1.25m band.
2-year warranty.
For more information and pricing, please visit our website at
www.bridgecomsystems.com/products/bcr-220
Bridgecom Systems, Inc is pleased to announce the availability of a 220 MHz FM repeater to the amateur radio market.
The BCR-220 operates in the 1.25m band (222-225 MHz) and transmits 30 Watts continuous duty RF Power. Among the several features included: 1.5ppm frequency stability, excellent receive down to 0.15 uV, built-in power supply, CTCSS/DCS encoder/decoder, built-in morse code station ID, 25-pin accessory connector to link to your favorite outboard controller or link-radio, and many more.
With a BCR-220 FM Repeater, we've made it easy to get on and enjoy the 1.25m band.
2-year warranty.
For more information and pricing, please visit our website at
www.bridgecomsystems.com/products/bcr-220
Tom KD4WOV
Mar 20, 2017, 10:13:56 AM3/20/17
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224.820 no PL tone.
It covers a huge area of Central Florida.
de kd4wov
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de Tom KD4WOV
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