Yes, once you find your way around M equipment, like I did working for them in the early 90's, its is cool to see what you can get into. Our shop built alot of interesting things back then. I run a pair of M208's as a small repeater, I have it set for about 15 watts, and it works just fine. Celwave mobile duplexer and a MRE1032 RA_1 interface. I used the interface to get the audio adjustment and drop out delay. I also keep a couple of my own cables around to make a quick repeater if I have to. My main machine is a 100 watt 100% duty cycle MTR2000 turned down to 50 watts....with a Zetron 37. Love that thing.