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W0SKY Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)COMET ANTENNA SINCLAIR UHF Duplexor Power Supply VE6CKY/VA6YXH-R QRZ PAGE I am the holder of an Amateur Radio Operator Certificate with basic qualifications. May I install and operate an automatic repeater? You may install and operate a repeater receiving on one frequency band while transmitting on another (Cross-Band); or that transmits and receives alternately on the same frequency (simplex store-and-forward). You must only utilize frequencies available for your qualification. However, the installation and operation of a repeater receiving on one frequency while transmitting on another within the same radio frequency band is restricted to holders of an Amateur Radio Operator Certificate with advanced qualifications.REPEATERBOOK FREQUENCY COORDINATORS

*** DISCLAIMER – The author assumes no liability, warranty or responsibility for the safety, possible injury, reliability or function of the antenna installation methods, materials, techniques and systems discussed in this webpage or anywhere else in this website or for any injury or consequential losses, injury or damages resulting from or incurred in connection with the use of the information presented here. Antenna work is potentially dangerous and can result in serious injury or even death. These ideas worked for me and others but may not work for you. You decide to use the ideas suggested here you do so entirely at your own risk. ***

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